Parlor Boy Wins Holiday Feature at Independence Day Race
Parlor Boy captured the Independence Day selling stake for $1,000, defeating Americus and Daddy Gip amid a crowded betting ring. The day featured sharp upsets as Parlor Boy led from the lower turn to the wire while Americus tired, with strong showings from Pay Streak and Province and a long shot Decency winning the fifth race.
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Americus
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Tieves
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Decency
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Dawson
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Aren
Saymer
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de Fantes Dance
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Fourth of July Observed at Home and Abroad
Special dispatch reports Fourth of July celebrations across Montana and beyond. Parades, baseball and horse racing entertained large crowds despite rain. Paradise defeated Green Spring. Lewistown beat Billings 3 to 2 in 12 innings, and Deer Lodge beat Montana’s Brute 9 to 8 with a church ladies dance later.
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Plains
Tcome
Paradise
Green Spring
Paradieo
Thompson Falls
Standard
Lewistown
J. E. Lane
Opera House
G. C. Cress
Billings
Husbands
Applegate
Hopkins
Helena
Giffins
Deer Lodge
Montana
Brute
Paris
American Chamber of Commerce of
Louis Mas
Representa
Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Lafayette
H. Cleveland Coxe
Former Vice President Speaks At Coeur d'Alene
Charles W. Fairbanks addressed Fourth of July crowds in Coeur d'Alene Idaho urging balanced national growth and moral civilization. He urged unity after Civil War era reunited veterans and warned the public to focus on enduring constitutional principles and public concerns.
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H Harry
van Gorden Pabie
Art Rick
Fairbanks
Coeur D'Alene
Gettysburg
Poet Promises Origin of Poetry on Grass Bank
A narrator recalls a poet promising to reveal poetry origins if they journeyed with him. The grassy bank, pleasant and ordinary, hints the search may yield more than poetry and may have attracted even those indifferent to verse. The tale questions whether the poet truly found what he sought on that simple bank.
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Indianapolis
Grant
Poetic Life and Modern Voices Across Urban Change
A collage of reflections on poetry and life. The piece suggests poetry can be found in daily scenes from cities like New York and Chicago to country life, urging readers to listen to the earth and human activity. It notes debates about poetry’s relevance and mentions a journalist critique of recent verse. The text also touches on topics from Japan’s gas heating to steam motorcycles and New Zealand labor needs.
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Cauties
Spain
New
York
Chicago
Ife
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