Judge Wall Advocates Irish Freedom At Hebgen Park
Judge J M Wall of New Jersey urged support for Irish self determination at a Hebgen park reception for President De Valera. He argued England lacks moral sanction in Ireland, praised self determination, and contrasted Irish aims with English rule, urging unity against oppression.
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J. M. Wall
New Jersey
Hebgen Park
de Valera
Judge Wall
Prisner
Charles Stewart Parnell
New York
Wall
England
Ireland
Wild duck hatchlings wander fields seeking water
Thousands of young wild ducks hatched in Mont area roam prairie land in search of food and water. Members of the Lambert Gun club and local citizens help rescue the fledglings by guiding them toward the Yellowstone River and nearby ponds able to sustain them, hoping to save the vulnerable birds.
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Flena
Mont
Lchland
Caus
Fox Lake
Tate
Lambert Gun Club
Yellowstone River
Merchant Pepperer Rival Windows in Melena Court
Fred Belli a well known merchant was fined five dollars in police court for shooting staples with a slingshot at the windows of John Horsky Jr a neighboring druggist Horsky testified and the scene drew in a guard in the neighbors and residents present Also noted were misc. political clippings from Philadelphia and New York papers
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Melena
Fred Belli
John Horsky Jr
Horsky
Bollinger
Guar
Jockey Sold for 15000 at Empire City Summer Meeting
The Empire City Racing Association sold a jockey just out of the apprentice class for 15000. Buyer Samuel C. Hildreth of Purchase Louisiana bought Laverne Lator, who will be eighteen in August, from Sewart Polk of Billings Montana.
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Empire City Racing Association
New York
Samuel C. Hildrens
Purchase
Lacuilite
Sewart Polk
Billings
Mout
Laverne Lator
Swin Falls
Idaho
Americans Flock to Canadian Prairies in Wartime Echoes
The article notes 580,212 Americans in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba, nearly half Alberta’s population, and 275,000 American born in Alberta. It highlights postwar immigration hopes, US-Canada kinship in war, and shared democratic values, with Alberta drawing about 10,000 new arrivals last year.
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Canada
United States
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canadian West
Flandera
Protest over Judith Basin county petitions in Fergus Cascade and Chouteau
Lewistown Montana July 24 protests from Fergus Cascade and Chouteau counties challenge petitions to create Judith Basin county. Claim petitions lack required 6 per cent voter support, with 2037 names in Fergus only 244 voted last election and 177? names to strike. Also alleges false valuations and irregularities in the division request. Meanwhile local items note a horse accident injuring a man and cattle losses blamed on grasshoppers. Lights project progress and Dr. Luther, recently discharged from the army, returns to Dillon.
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Lewistown
Judith Basin
Fergus
Case
Chouteau
Cascade
Choutewa
Elevator bonds find no bidders in readvertising effort
An era of difficulties is shown as elevator bonds receive no bids after readvertising. The article notes that funds available may be insufficient to retire the principal and interest, proposing a half mill levy on farm lands to retire the bonds if needed.
Prominent rancher John A Peat dies near Lima
Dillon July 25 John A Peat a leading Beaverhead county rancher died Wednesday at his home near Lima after a short illness He was a ple man of Lima and survived by his mother in law Dan Grant of this city Also mentioned Frank Fiddler a well known rancher in the southern part of the county suffered serious injuries in the Big
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Dillon
John A. Peat
Beaverhead County
Lima
Peat
Dan’ Grant
Frank" Fiddler
No Marriage Licenses Issued All Day
A quiet day with no marriage licenses issued yesterday as records show a stagnant week overall. The community notes a lack of entries and no deaths or pesthouse activity reported during the period.
Forest Grow Waterworks seeks incorporation in Lewistown
Articles of incorporation for the Forest Grow Waterworks company have been filed in Lewistown. The Banking Corporation of Montana will move its Mon tana office to Helena, with George Arnold and James Kreist among those expected to relocate. Vern Daniel, a WWI veteran, completed his peace conference duties and returned home. Mamie Anderson, who served in France with the Red Cross, has arrived back. The Rotary club supports building a second dormitory for high school girls at an estimated cost of 40090. The first dormitory project provided land for this new unit, planned for occupancy in fall. Burleson’s resignation rumor persists, though a Philadelphia Press note suggests it may be misattributed.
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Lewistown
Forest Grow Waterworks Company
Banking Corporation of
Moncana
Helena
George Arnold
James Kreist
Will
Vern Daniel
Mamie Anderson
France
Red Cross
Rotary Club
Advertising's Role in Daily Life Highlighted
The text stresses advertising's major share of newspapers' credit and its impact on daily life, noting how ads influence readers and suggesting that newspapers should recognize and harness their advertising power.
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Trish Cause
Erin
Parnell
Qublin
Mr. Wilson
Benancuonca
Wilson
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Cardinal O'Connell
Sidney Smith
Grattan
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Sinn Fein
North
Ulster
Brutus
Davis
Dublin
Trinity College Historical Society
William
James
Treland
Cumren
America
John Locke
Kilkenny
Merchant Peppers
S Windows
Woodrow Wilson
New York Telegraph
Borah
League
Philadelphia
Laverne Fator
Lord Shaughnessie
Colgery
Dillon News
Lady’s White Flyer
Acs
Belle Ibs
Raspberrie
Tauret
Tauret Branoe
Ste
National Markets
North Main Street
East Park Street
West Park Street
Merk
Lewistown News
Burleson
Philadelphia Press
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