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Davidson of Anaconda A Pioneer Civic Leader
Davidson arrived in Butte in 1879 and moved his business to Deer Lodge County near Anaconda. He helped found the city and served as alderman and county commissioner, enduring partner in civic work and Civil War veteran. His death marks the loss of Anaconda’s longtime pillar and elder citizen.
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Butte
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
T. C. Davidson
Davidson
Emy
Montana
Anaconde
Rural Credit System Enacted Into Law
The rural credit system creates twelve districts with a federal farm loan board of five members and district land banks with at least 750000 dollars. Each district forms farm loan associations of ten or more farmers with officers and a loan committee. The association gains a charter and then solicits and makes loans. The secretary treasurer is the only paid official.
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Taft
Publican Congress
Federal Farm-Loan Board
Association
The
Farm Loan Plan Offers Bounty to Borrowers
An association estimates farm value and offers loans secured by buildings and land bonds. Borrowers receive most of the loan cash, stock dividends are paid, and debt is repaid on an amortisation schedule over six to forty years.
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Tle
Northwest
Post Office
Free Bureau
Chicago
Harvest labor shortages and wartime chatter across Montana
The piece discusses a harvest season demand for workers, noting scarcity and wage issues as Europeans and Americans discuss labor, economics, and politics. It weaves in references to German finances, blockades, and public figures, with local Montana notes on registration and politics.
German finances endure war drains says Northcliffe review
Lord Northcliffe’s summary argues Germany’s finances remain strong despite wartime strains. Reichsbank loans rose from 40–198 million to 282 million, while currency in circulation climbed 95–185 million. Gold reserves fell from 71.7 to 36.8 percent of backing, yet notes are not gold backed, preserving firepower unless gold reserves dry up.
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Reichsbank
Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
Mercantile Marine
Lord Northcliffe
Northcliffe
Brief Snippets From Classic Papers And Jokes
A collage of quotes from Boston Transcript Punch and other papers includes a line about Shakespeare and adversity misquoted by a lawyer, a domestic vignette of mother and daughter chatting after a kiss, and humorous asides on betting and daily life from Abs Brown and Charney in Duffalo Courier.
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Shakespeare
Boston Transcript
Abs, Brown
Charney
Birstein
Duffalo Courier
Gas Saving Cooking Tips From Dr Evans
Dr Evans of Chicago urges careful meal planning to lower gas costs. Plan meals to reuse oven heat for multiple dishes, turn off the oven early, and finish bread in residual heat. Keep pots on burners before turning off flame and avoid opening oven doors to cool it.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
In Memoriam for John G Morony in Deer Lodge
A solemn memorial describes the funeral of banker and Montanan John G Morony in Deer Lodge. The article notes his philanthropy and esteem, the marble mausoleum, Tiffany sunrise window, and the sequestered private ceremony led by Father Sandy. A second item states Dr N P Crooks has crossed the Pacific 123 times, logging over a million miles aboard the Pacifi Japan Steamship line.
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Montana
John G. Morony
Commonwealth
Deer Lodge
Vermont
Mount Powell
Father Sandy
Mountain
Wiliam Coleman
Frank Conley
Dr. Scanland
Martin Gleason
Joseph Mulcahy
RD. Larabie
Frank D. Brown
Society of Montana
Pio- Deer Lodge
N. P. Crooks
Pacifi-Japan Steam Ship Company
Pacific Ocean
Memories of Ella Hall and a generous stranger
In a reminiscence the author recalls Ella Hall of the Universal company as a talented young actress in Jewel and earlier orphan roles. A kind grandmotherly donor once surprised two film workers with a dollar, prompting a moment of charity. The piece reflects on Hall’s youth, charm, and enduring appeal to audiences and colleagues.
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Plla Hall
Biograph Studio
Ella Hart
Ella Hall
Ella’ Hart
Mary
Ella
Kayly
Universal Company
California
Hollywood Boulevard
Lois Weber
Elia” Hall
Miss Hall
Robert Leonard
Universal City
Tollywood
Cal
Political jabs fly as press mocks campaign figures
A collage of editorials and cartoons skewers John M. Parker, Teddy Roosevelt’s ally in New Orleans, and William Lorimer with jabs at Hughes and Illinois politics. The passages lampoon sportish vanity, preparedness talk, and the rough tone of the 1910s press.
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John M. Parker
New Orleans
Teddy
Houston Post
Hughes
Old Guard
Illinois
William Lorimer
Jane Addams
New York World
Detroit Free Press
Humor Snippets From City Journals
Mixed quotes reveal social observations on fashion vanity and politics. A Kansas City Journal nugget notes a woman’s beauty reflection and a speaker asking plain people for votes, while Washington and Baltimore papers comment on fashion and public image trends.
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Nsas City Journal
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City Journal
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