Western Montana Hay Crop Shortens Amid Slow Maturation
Western Montana reports indicate a notably short hay harvest due to late spring cold and slow crop development. While some meadows show potential, yields are expected to be below normal with harvests possibly stretching into August. Other crops suffer delayed growth and poor sprouting. rainfall occurred but cool conditions hindered field work. Temperature trends were above normal in parts, with mixed rainfall and sun exposure across the state.
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Wreatern Montana
Young
Sumwaey
Ewee
Witle
Seelion
Alate
Georgia Minstrels Next Big Attraction Headlines
Richards & Pringle's famous Georgia Minstrels touted as the next big draw after 28 years of steady management. The act promises wholesome entertainment with great music and food, claiming staying power while rivals fade.
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Georgia Minstrels
Wong
Richards & Pringio
Georgia
Ias
Wut
Richards & Pringles
Clarence Powell Stars in Wine Colored Minstrel in Pullman Parade
Clarence Powell, famed comedian, headlines a wine colored minstrel performance presented by Ines. The program features southern melodies and vaudeville acts, with a parade and free evening tunes listed. The event runs Friday July 19 at the Margaret theater, with a Pullman car portion and large audience expected.
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Clarence Powell
Baby Ravel
Thin Rennon
Uanal
Margaret Theater
City Considers Main Street Park Avenue Road Upgrade Plan
City council discusses proposed street improvement along Main Street from Wront to Third and blocks of Park Avenue. Superintendent Mathewson backs top dressing on Montana hotel blocks as test, while planning permanent paving on Giker Street with local tax funding and public vote on final proposition.
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Wront
Third Streets
Tse
Park Avenue
Mathewson
sMain Street
Cran Wat
Montana Hotel
Coun
Mmidbad
Ctty Council
Cannes
City News Snippets From Anaconda and Beyond
City notes mention Carpuly and tug discussions at Stagg's and a National union meeting tonight. Central Labor council gathers. local shops advertise bargains on sewing machines and second hand goods. Residents from Butte and Helena visit, with J. E. Talun and Lt. Norris among newcomers. Funeral services planned for LT. Anderson of Anaconda, and a Swedish Mission service set for Alder and Wirth streets. Goodfriends defeat Eurekas 17 to 7 at the race track. next games scheduled in Butte.
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Bammerstough
Richard Oates
Butte
East Park Avenue
LT. Anderson
Anaconda
Bt. James Hospital
Rutte
Juirienl
Durch
Goodfriends
Eurekas
Brittle
Butteries
Hauser
Robinson
Wurekvs
Peoples
Terry
T. J. Anderson
Rulte
Tran
Columbus professor hired to exterminate New England pests
The government of Massachusetts engages Professor A. Ta Jka in Columbus to eradicate what are described as New England pests including gypsies and brown rates for MUPROSS. He notes the letters of advice are not helpful and mocks their grand inventions while recounting a bizarre exchange about a yellow quagmire of butter and a venture idea.
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A. Ta Jka
Columbus
Maesachusette
New England
Aly Widertaking
Che
Fragmentary note from a disjointed text sample
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Washington Atari and a theramiater seal and several garbled phrases. It references Henne sen Mromaghh and other unclear names, with no coherent event or identifiable facts to anchor a clear news item.
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Washington
Atari
Elias
Odd Fellows Picnic at Washoe Park Ends in Rain
A large Odd Fellows gathering from Butte and Anaconda enjoyed a day at Washoe Park despite a heavy rain that began around four in the afternoon and persisted into the night. Members and families attended events, with boats on the lake busy until the showers sent attendees under the pavilion where dancing continued. The day featured races and prizes for men, women, and children, with an orchestra led by Prof. Gustave Macher providing music and Colfax of Anaconda aiding in entertainment.
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Neas
Ram Butte
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Collas Lodge
Thimening
Jille
Tito
Butte
Gustave Macher
Commie
Tutte
Caliary
C. A. Wallghalrman
Nixon
View Phairas Charles West
G. O. Westlund
Oscar A Smith
Olaf Noren
Olive Branuk Iudge
Edwiend Tine
Robert Thames
John Mediny
Colfax
Furthy
Char Reardon
Sidney Smithers
C Yarif
Plunkwit
John Kee
R. Davideau
Gamuel Short
Hebekahs
Emma Meyers
Mes. A. Vv
C. Knowlton
AL Y. Nixon
Funeral for David Richards Hichands Held in Luke
The remains of David Hichands were buried yesterday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted by Rector Van Wrinkle of St Mark's Moksea. The funeral occurred at the residence of Mr and Mrs Jesse Road 117, the deer’s parents, with numerous relatives traveling from Luke to attend.
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David Hichands
Reotor van Wrinkle
St. Mark's
Treating Burns and First Aid Misconceptions
The article outlines common burn treatment errors and stresses immediate local aid. It critiques coverings like flour or carron oil and warns against rarely beneficial dressings, endorsing clean, cool compresses and preventing infection while avoiding harmful moisture or oil-based topicals.
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London
Rail collision in Tennessee kills six as mail clerks escape
A railway wreck near Knoxville occurred when an eastbound train No 42 collided with a westbound switch engine. Six people died and 15 were injured. The heavy steel construction of a mail car helped save two clerks as the engine derailed and overturned. George Moore, a labor agent for the Virginia and Southwest rail line, perished among the dead.
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Knoxville
Mbune
Julwisyn City
Tenn
Hastier
Wien
Carnegie
George Moore
Whit
Virginia & Southiwestert
Railwins
Tabamea
North Carolina
Moore
Murder charge in Clinton linked to Magill family mystery
Sheriff reports arrest in a Clinton murder case tied to Magill family. Mrs. Pet Magill died May 30 under unclear circumstances at Clinton home. A subsequent marriage between Magill widower and his late wife’s sister-in-law sparks inquiry. Police in San Diego await U.S. telegram with details. state attorney Millon to decide.
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A. Crampbell
San Bier
Cal
Hack
Clinton Fred Hy Mipil
Yersordly
Magill
Pet Magill
Cli+ton
Magilnad
Mustah
Clinton
Wey Graham
Magills
Sy Kankaler
M. Tae
Mise Grahaan
Denver
Tie
San Diego
Clinelow
Millon
Misa
W. W. Graham
Clnton
A. Graham
Kanhakee
THAT TRIP EAST THAT TRIP EAST
In planning your eastern trip, call your nearest ticket agent about Burlington routes. The map shows through routes from Burlington trunk lines to St Paul Billings Denver Chicago St Louis Kansas City Omaha.
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Barlinton
Vatonss
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Billings
Denver
Chiksiga
Sh. Louis
Kanaan City
Onala
Burlington Trunk Lines
Notice of Mandate in Wilk Ty District Court Proceeding
The district court of the Thies Su igial distrit of Montana notifies the gruntler of Ure calnic at Jain MeNulis of probate for the will of McNully. A court session is set for a specified date at the county courthouse to prove the will and appoint an administrator with will annexed, under the authority of IRA G GNOSH, Clerk, with official seal.
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Monetana
Deer Ledge
Gruntler
Ure Calnic
Jain MeNulis
Gevonsted
Dudy
Oslo
Eaorthone
Deor Tawlye
McNully
Leilore Fontamentary
Ira G Gnosh
Elks Convention Draws Thousands to Philadelphia
Elks gather in Philadelphia for the Benevolent and Protective Order annual convention and reunion. Upward of 8 000 lodge members and visitors parade through the city with 20 000 to 40 000 Elks in procession Thursday. New constitution set to take effect Tuesday with changes to delegate election and court structure.
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Ui Benevolent and Praivetive
Thuwel
Aince Batur“iy
Myer Steyman
Indsea
Grad Lodge
Elks
Philipsburg Notes Chronicle Various Local Happenings
Special Dispatch to the Standays from Philipsburg reports multiple small items. Vipsburg resident Fred Beley returns from Poriy ny with Mrs Nelson Ware's body, families mourn infant death in Henderson, Mayor McDonald back from a trip, Mrs Meunald and niece Jennie Collins to stay near the Pacific for weeks, and Dominick Byrne and Marie Thops engaged then wed in Drummond. Locals Rod MacKenzie and Mrs John Macdonain visit. Grace Hanifen aims to visit Cleo B Schaanover. Gold Coin mine business in town. county commissioners to meet for equalization. Punt Creek ranchers near haying amid labor shortages. Miss Ballinger from Livingston visiting. L.T. Irvine meeting with county superintendent. August Linsvatd of Mivseuhi visits. Meg Lindstadt graduates and plans mining-related travel before returning to Missoula.
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Poriyn
N.Y
Nelson Ware
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Henderson
A. McDonald
Meunald
Jennie, Collins
Pacific
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Dominick Byrne
Drummond
Marie Tohps
Rulic
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Rod MacKenzie
Phipsburg
Mae Sowa
John Macdonain
Nan Fahry
Kendallia
Granite County
Punt Creek
Joa
Crile
Vity Enatiene Ag
Aisonda
Wits
Covents
Mise Ballinger
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L.T. Irvine
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J. HL
Ation
Daveheer Beer Esterday
Port Angelag
Wash
Sirs. Allens
TU. Looms
Gold Reef
Cran
Cran New Yorks the Taller Part of the Wrele. August Linsvadt, Dr. of Mivseuhi
Meg Lindstadt
High Aerionl
Missoula
Seiton Alistrict
Weeping Days of Violence Haunt The Nation
From rumpled echoes of riots and trials in New York and beyond the era's sorrow deepens. Citizens tremble as headlines warn of injustice and fear while courts grapple with rising violence and fear for the future.
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New York
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Local Rod and Gun Club Shooting Misfire Report
Ambiguous report describes a shooting incident near a Traphinuae porch with notes of fear and near wetness. Names and places are unclear, but the event involves local gun enthusiasts and a near miss while shooting. Further readable facts are limited, with no confirmed injuries or official actions documented.
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