Anaconda Visitors Help Register for Flathead Land
Anaconda residents join thousands registering for Flathead reservation opening in Missoula. Frank Clinton and Doc Emerson arrive with copper cents to aid others, securing slips and stamping documents. The pair exaggerate excitement, while local figures like John Tolan assist, and the crowd grows daily amid the bustling spectacle.
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Missoula
Flathead Reservation
Missoulian
Frank Clinton
Doc ‘Emerson
John Tolan
Tolan
Clinton
Polean
Anaconda
Emerson
Doc
Milwaukee
Dan Roach
Seattle
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised In Testimonials
Camden New Jersey testimonial highlights Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound easing headaches back pain fatigue and nervous weakness. Gardiner Maine patient credits cure from female disease avoiding hospital. Ad claims the cure is possible for inflammation ulceration displacement fibroid tumors indigestion dizziness and nervous prostration with minimal cost.
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W. P. Valentine
Lincoln Avenue
Camden
N. J
Gardiner
Lydia F. Pinkham
A. Williams
Lydia E. Pinkham
Local entertainer arrives solo amid Missoula crowds
A lone entertainer faced a busy Missoula scene with no advance notice to friends or venues. He shed his coat and vest, appearing in a blue shirt waist, and handled the crowd himself, with a trio of school ma'ams offering no assistance. Mark King and others mentioned had prior similar experiences and friends but were unavailable to help with the show.
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Rassment
Mark King
Missoula
Rev H A Carnahan Receives Doctor of Divinity
Rev H A Carnahan has been conferred the degree Doctor of Divinity by Bellevue College, his alma mater. The honor was announced in a letter from S W Stookey, president of the University of Omaha Bellevue College, noting the trustees awarded the degree at their annual meeting and praising Carnahan’s contributions.
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H. A. Carnahan
D. D
Bellevue College
Harry A. Carnahan
Carnahan
Anaconda
Stookey
Anaconda Wins 13-Inning Baseball Thriller at Washoe Park
Anaconda defeats W. O. W. 12 to 10 in 13 innings at Washoe Park. Welty homered and pitched six innings of relief, driving in two runs while Parks started for Anaconda. Nolan starved the W. O. W. bats. rumors say Schill Welty Tucker and Logan have offers from Inter-Mountain league teams.
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Anaconda
Washoe Park
Parks
Nolan
Walker
McEachran
Welty
Tucker
Schill
Logan
Rhodes scholarships exam to be held October in Montana
Rhodes scholarship trust informs Montana that the next qualifying examination will be held October 19 and 20. The Montana committee, chaired by President C. A. Duniway, has not yet chosen a local test site. Exam questions arrive in sealed packages from England and open at a set hour on the date. The Latin and Greek portions are the toughest. Two Montana students have won scholarships previously. William Thomas remains a candidate while George A. Barnes graduated Oxford earlier. Details are available through President Duniway.
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Missoula
C. A. Duniway
University of Montana
Rhodes Scholarship Trust
Rhodes
Committee of Selection For
Montana
Duniway
England
Oxford
George A. Barnes
James Thomas
Thomas
University
Slayer's Acquittal Triggers Threats After LA Murder Trial
William C. Mitchell is freed not guilty after a second trial for the Cecil Thayer killing in Los Angeles. He fears vengeance from the Thayer brothers who allegedly vowed to shoot him on sight. Clarence Thayer, Cecil's father, laments the verdict and questions law protection as families brace for potential feud and renewed legal action.
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Los Angeles
Cecil Thayer
William C. Mitchell
Clarence C. Thayer
Cecil
Mitchell
Young Mitchell
Young Thayer
Thayers
Mitchells
William
Ethel
Thayer
Philippines
Ethel Mitchell
Ansel J. Mitchell
Arizona
Freed
Nash” Thayer
Jawns
North
Horton
William Mitchell
City notices and events headline from Anaconda local page
Tonight features include Co O F meeting and Knights of Pythias gathering and a Family theater comedy. Local notices mention tent rentals at Greigs and Park cafe new management, with several residents visiting from Missoula Butte Deer Lodge and Lewistown. Special L A O H meeting calls all members to attend.
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L. A
Violin Maker Rivalry and Stage Highlights at The Electric
The Electric showcased Violin Maker of Cremona a tale of rivals and a crippled artist swapping violins to grant the victory. Accusing Double offered a clever detective drama. Sleeping Tonic and Dog and Sausage filled the bill. Lyric featured In the Sultan's Power a tale of love and revolt in Turkey, Two Heroes united lovers across fate, Cupid's Four Darts offered a playful fairy tale, The Dog Detective traced kidnappers, and Race Course at Singapore closed the program with a scenic finale.
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Cremona
Turkey
Singapore
Notice to Contractors for Boiler and Steam Fitting
Notice to Contractors. Bids will be received by the board of trustees of school district No. 10 Deer Lodge county for a steam sectional boiler and fitting to the Bryant school heating plant. Bids due by 6 p.m. July 27, 1909. Trustees reserve right to reject any and all bids. By order of the board T. O'Leary District Clerk.
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Board of Trustees
Deer Lodge County
Bryant
T. O'Leary
Helena Beats Bozeman In High Scoring 11 7 Game
Helena defeated Bozeman 11 to 7 in a July 25 baseball game marked by many home runs and extra base hits. Ames and Thomas pitched alternating games this week for their clubs, with Thomas batting and Whaling catching for Bozeman.
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Helena
Bozeman
Ames
Thomas
H. E. Terior
Cbs
Domedie Bozeman
Veontta
Whaling
No-Work Urged as Hobs Face Jobs Rush Across Wheat States
The Miles City Independent notes massive labor demand as eastern calls flood western states with crop needs. It argues able bodies should seek work and condemns hobos and beggars, urging authorities to compel work and curb “sponging.”
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Miles City
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Hurrah for Roger from Red Lodge Picket
Red Lodge fans are urged to stay hopeful as the team endures hard luck. The column predicts fixes will be made and hoodoo will lift once Roger Fleming takes over as manager, with an assurance he will be on the job and not hang to dead ones.
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Red Lodge
Roger Fleming
Roger
Hill forecasts prosperity tied to tariff dispatch
The Missoulian notes James J. Hill praised by Associated Press dispatches for urging swift tariff enactment to spur national prosperity. It cites strong crop reports and favorable agricultural conditions, with Hill warning of freight car shortages once duties are settled, calling it a reliable trade barometer.
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James J. Hill
Associated Press Dispatches
Will
Hill
Wheat belt states face belt-tightening after Billings report
Montana’s wheat crop is estimated at eight million bushels this year. The report suggests some wheat belt states may need to up their effort to stay in the lead, hinting at broader competition in production and markets.
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Billings Journal
Montana
Missoula Giants Top Hamilton After Fast Start
Special Dispatch Missoula July 2 A wild start saw Missoula Giants race to four quick runs but Hamilton pitcher Heisman settled the game. The Giants stopped scoring after an early burst, yet Hamilton could only muster a final score of 4 to ? The report notes Hamilton’s late defense and the decisive early innings.
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Standard
Missoula
Missoula Giants
Hamilton
Giants
Heisman
Yankee Doodle cart free verse cards at Standard office
A reader note expresses gratitude for a Yankee Doodle cart work of art and requests. The Standard offers handsomely illustrated verse cards free for the asking at the newspaper office.
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Rosebud Lee
John W. James Advertises Flathead Book and Map
An Anaconda agent John W. James promotes a book and map of the Flathead for those heading to the registration, urging readers to obtain them. The note emphasizes the necessity of being located and directs readers to secure the materials.
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Flathead
John W. James
Anaconda
Ivory Soap Sells On Value Purity And Economy
Ivory Soap dominates market chatter with claims of superior value purity and economy. Advertisers tout it as meeting three essentials better than rivals.
The Rise of Automobiles Replacing Wagons in Town History
In a look back from Twin Bridges Times, four decades ago spring wagons were common and funeral processions bore them. A generation later top buggies and rubber tires appeared, then automobiles became prevalent among the upper class, changing spending habits and travel time notably.
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Twin Bridges
Deal Leaves Ella Gingles Cleared of Theft Charge
Ella Gingles emerges cleared of theft accusations amid a case that drew public speculation over truthfulness. The outcome shifts focus to the legal process and her credibility within the community.
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Billings Journal
Ella Gingles
Governor Stubbs Resigns From Topeka Club Over Locker Issue
The Kansas governor resigns from a Topeka club citing a locker controversy as a chief reason. The remarks imply broader drawbacks for a conscientious man governing a prohibition state.
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Missoulian
Stubbs
Kansas
Topeka
Forest Service and railroad plan fire fighting co operation
F A Silcox assistant forester reports on a Spokane to Whitefish trip with J M Gruber and E L Brown to discuss a joint fire fighting plan along the Great Northern railway. Gruber favors a temporary agreement to have railway men notify the forest service of fires, aiding rapid response at Pend d Oreille and adjacent forests. Three fires along the route are already visible, with one threatening timber as dry conditions prevail. Crews reached Squaw Mountain discovered fire early, and fire fighting organization is in place to limit damage.
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Missoula
F. A. Silcox
Spokane
Great Northern Railway
J. M. Gruber
E. L. Brown
Western Division
Whitefish
Forest Service
Gruber
St. Paul
Silcox
Bonner’s Ferry
Idaho
Gold Creek
Clark’s Fork
Idaho Line
Pend d’Oreille National Forest
Squaw Mountain
The Editor's Soft Snap Roundup Note
The Roundup Record profiles the editor who handles a flood of requests from readers who want news printed or suppressed. He maintains poise amid pressure, gently guiding visitors to feel productive while he remains independent and agreeable without appearing foolish.
Potatoes fetch high price in Chicago report
A Chicago market report notes record prices for baking potatoes at 1.25 dollars per bushel wholesale. Uniform sized fruit wrapped in tissue sells well, indicating profit potential for Montana growers who improve selection and market prep. The piece stresses quality equals top prices and growing success hinges on delivering the best goods.
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Billings Journal
Montana
Chicago
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aEed
INTER
Lar
Duniwal
Rhodes Trust
Slayer
Acouittal
Appeal For
Thayer Boys
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Montana
Bonner Yards
Bonner, Mont
Co. O. F
Greig’s
The
Mint
Padrick the Barber
Scanlan’s
13 Main
Knights of Pythias
Verberckmoes
Family Theater Tonight
Zollman’s
P. O. News Stand
Mrs. J. &. Devine
Butte
Hammerstough’s
George D. Little
Montana Hotel
Daniels
Nan Hardenbrook
the Family Theater
Mr and Mrs. Wallace
Alf Whitworth
Deer Lodge
J. K. Allen
Lewistown
D. R. Roach
Howard Blake
T. P. Stewart
J. Duffy
Dr. Gatelius
Big Hole
P. M. Hutcheson
St. Mark's Rectory
Creig Faherty
Puget Sound
Alaska
Mr. Faherty
Rerguson
Hudson
Anderson
Marx
Whiteman
Ball
Seeeneee
Butler
Kelley
Main
Milton
A.E. Briges
Serene
Nelson
Sete
U Gerts
AeGes Ee Ereener
Fullerton
Bykael Beds
Fiukill
Yebeau
Mclroy
Niehmyer
Ferguson
Riehmyer
Heilman
Gray
Flathead Bulletin
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific Railway
Lele
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Durant
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Miles’ Crossing
Dawson
NOTH
Fying Forest Service
Forester Silcox
Oreille Ress
Rve
Muller’s
East Park Avenue
Tavlo
Adies
Fuller Drug Co
Rexall
Roth Phones
Park Avenue
Keppler Jewelry Co
Daly Bank and Trust
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen Bros
Bankers
East Park
Responsible Capital
Yegen
P. Yegen
Charles E. Farnsworth
Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
G. A. Wolf
John Lehson
J. H. Ryman
ML. Gulden
Mont
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