Notice of estate sale of Patrick Daly land in Deer Lodge
The administrator of the Patrick Daly estate in Deer Lodge County Montana will sell at auction on August 7 1912 to the highest bidder for cash the rights and interests of the estate in a described parcel of land within the original town site of Conde now Anaconda. Terms require 25 percent cash on day of sale with balance on court confirmation. Deed at purchaser expense.
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District Court
Dy Lodge
Montana
Patrick J. Daly
Highes
At & Mat
Wellcome & Peckover Company
Deer Lodge
Patrick Daly
Flek J. Daly
Tim
Montada
Conde
Gontia
Mor
Anaconda
Gary
Aid Block
Coal Bid Invitation for State Institutions Montana 1913
Bids invited to furnish coal for Montana institutions including state prison capitol university and reform school with several delivery towns. Minimum prison quantity two hundred tons. bids must include coal sample, certified checks, and envelopes labeled funds for furnishing coal to the state.
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Ledge
Helena
Missoula
Lutte
Dillon Tein
Dallding
Mont
Seid
Itm
Ue State Board of Ekan Tee Bhi Aisei
Bas
Sony
Jowest
Zinio Board of Examiners
Mids
Alliauce
CY Witmer
Mayor Westbrook of Laurel is Dead in 1900s Notice
Laurel mourns W R Westbrook a longtime merchant bank president and mayor who died Sunday at 2 AM after gallstone surgery in Rochester Minn Born July 10 1856 in Tioga Spa he built the Westbrook Mercantile company Laurel State Bank and several firms He served as mayor from 1900 and 1911推动 sewer water systems Cove Ditch project leader Funeral services set for Thursday with Masonic lodge rites
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W. R. Weatbrook
Rochest F
Minn
de Westbrook
Xu Consul
Westbrook
Tioga Spa
Charlotte
Miety
Laurel
Tle
Westbrook Mercantile Company
Laurel State Bank
Laurel Realty Company
Laurel Real Estate Loan and’ Investiment. Company
Cove Ditch Company
Surel
Masonic Lodge
Northwest defense braces for foreign invasion update
From Brigadier headquarters July 22 a clash looms as a hostile force lands near Aberdeen. Blues push artillery, cavalry, infantry and engineers down the Chehalis River valley to shield cities including Givmpla Facoma and Seattle, key to the Northwest. The enemy moves toward a point between Elma and Grand Mound as General Maus oversees the campaign with independent commanders.
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Man. Gate
Ward
Bexine Hing
Pacific
Sowest
Reds
Aberdeen
Blues
Chehalis River
Givmpla
Facoma
Seattle
Pare
Gray
Harbo
Elma
Grand Mound
Maus
Campata Qh
Son of Dr Sun to Seek Knowledge at Berkeley
Sun Fo, son of Dr Sun Yat Sen, to attend opening semester at University of California Berkeley. The 17 year old, with sisters Sun Yuen and Sun On, is visiting Honolulu before joining the campus roster in about three weeks, according to friends and family.
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DR. Sun
Berkeley
San Francisco
University of California At Berkeley
Sun Fo
Sun Yat Sen
China
Honolulu
Sun Yuen
Sun On
Sun Childre
Conferees Fail to Reach Agreement on Warship Plan
Washington July 22 The house and state conferees on the naval appropriation bill adjourned without a pact on the battleship programme. The triage insisted on two battleships while the house insisted none shall be provided. A further conference was set for tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Senate conferees press for one ship deal with House
Senate conferees say they can force a compromise with the House to approve a single ship. Senator Tillman, who pressed for a $300,000 upgrade at Charleston Navy Yard, retreated under pressure. The Senate yielded to the House Committee on disputed appropriations for Charleston, Portsmouth and Philadelphia, and all would be dropped from the bill.
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Senate
House
Tillman
Charleston Navy Yard
Charleston
Portsmouth
Philadelphia
Two German Navy Officers Drowned in Harbor Incident
Koenigsberg July 22 two officers of the German battleship Thuringen were drowned when a small boat capsized while ferrying officers back to the vessel from shore. Eight other officers were brought ashore unconscious but revived. Another pinnace with blackets loaded with fleet items was damaged but all aboard survived.
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Koenigsberg
Thuringen
Aeet
Kurliches Haft
Hore
Brutal assault leaves Winston man near death
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena reports W E Fisher living near Winston was struck on the head with a rock by two tramps while crossing near the town. His skull was crushed, two bone fragments removed, and while he shows some improvement, recovery remains unlikely. Residents pursued the hoboes and turned them over to the sheriff for Townsend jail.
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Helena
W. E. Fisher
Winston
Fisher
Townsend
Investigating Rubber Forest Atrocities Delayed
Washington reports Stewart Jets special aged of the state department cannot start his expedition into the Puyumayo country to verify Peru pledges to halt torture in the rubber region. He telegraphs from Yaquiteo about 1200 miles up the Amazon, awaiting December navigation to begin early in August.
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Washington
Stewart
State Department
Twains
Puyumayo
Yaquiteo
Amazon
Deep
Witter Navigation
Aus
Taft nominates Fuller and Crosley to federal posts
President Taft submitted nominations to the senate naming Frederick A. Fuller for United States district attorney and James B. Crosley for United States attorney in Alaska Division No. 4. The action marks 22 nominations presented today in Washington.
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Washington
Sui
Senate
Taft
Frederick A. Fuller
United States District
James B. Crosley
United States
Alaska
Syrup of Figs advertised as a child health staple
An advertising blurb promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Company as a cure all for constipation stomach bile and related ailments in children and adults. It claims rapid relief without nausea and urges mothers to keep the product handy and request the full name from druggists.
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Yrop
Senna
California Fig Byrup Company
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta. GA
Japan Promises 10 Make Fine Showing At Expo
Journal report from San Francisco noting Japan will spend about 4 000 000 to promote commercial ties and mutual understanding at the Panama Pacific International Exposition. Delegates led by Yamawaki express gratitude to the U S government and people, with Yoshikatei Katayama and Kioto officials arriving to join ceremonies and a formal reception planned along a ceremonial escorted route.
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San Franciso Japan
Ox.wn
Panama
Marui
Yamawaki
Chonen Bys Forelam
America
Japan
Yoshikatei Katayama
Shinyo Maru
Golsito Takeda
Kioto
Frohman Says Less Noise From Musicians Helps Plays
New York July 22 The strike of union musicians in several theaters leads Charles Frohman to call the absence of an orchestra a blessing and says he believes authors are heard better. He attended a performance without an orchestra and found the lyrics and songs clear with no obstrucing noise. He predicts European theaters, especially London, may follow New York in dispensing with an orchestra.
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New York
Frohman
Ad Nadler
Artis
London
Modern Chinese Funeral Right Up To Date In San Francisco
July 22 San Francisco reports a reform wave in Chinese funeral customs as Wong Lu Ching a wealthy merchant is laid to rest. Procession features hats frock coats modern brass band and hired mourners replacing traditional instruments and foods. A mourner notes they are adopting the approved style in funerals as in everything else with silk hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wong Lu Ching
Styx
Blacksnake Pursuit Ends With Hunter Securing Prize
A hunter faces a black snake about ten feet long that repeatedly dodges and lunges, displaying rattlerlike vibrations from within bushes. After a tense chase spanning ten minutes, the man dives through branches and climbs to catch the snake, which and bites a finger before being seized. The naturalist kept the tricky specimen for nearly two months.
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Virginia
Ward
Ringworm on Boy’s Shoulder Prompts Treatment Note
A Downey California family reports eight years of ringworm on a boy’s shoulder and neck. The disease began as a blister enlarging to a dollar size, with watery blisters spreading and causing severe redness and itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the boy improved and was cured in one month. the ad promotes Cuticura products and free samples.
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Downey
Cal
Harry West
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