Reillys Drubbed by Levee Sluggers in Exhibition
In Mesoula on July 20 the Hatheway-Witford team defeated Reillys 16 to 9 after a late rally. Battery Smith and Gleason supported by key hits carried the Hatheways to the win while Le Vatmeur and Wilton starred for Reillys in a tempered but lively exhibition game.
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P M. Reilly
Hatheway-Witford
Saie
Eamen
Tod
Stauain
Fosses Smith and
Gleason
Newt Karye Nich
Anata Hatheway
Butora Ra
Cher
Gleason Vecciesese
Wilson Firat
Awe
Young and Old Paddle in the Swimming Holes
Missoula residents cope with heat by flocking to local swimming holes Siegel toe pond and the big still hole below the Bitterroot bridge. The younger generation leads the way as hot weather continues.
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Missoula
Acro as the Missoula river swimmers splash anew
The piece recalls swimmers in Missoula streams, where aging generations join in watery play. Elders laugh and dive, shedding time as mouths and nostrils spout water, a playful scene that feels ageless and buoyant.
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Missoula
Summer fishing draws many Melds to Garden City rivers
The report notes many WSSOULANS enjoy summer days by Melds and streams near Garden City. Fishermen depart early with a large turnout, as Bitter Root, Big Mackfoot, Grant Creek and other streams offer abundant fishing for both large and small game. Evening crowds numbered about 30, with anglers heading up Bitter Root or down the branch toward Thompson.
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Garden City
Grant Creek
Creek
Rock Creek
MISSOULA NOTES Tells of regional visits and travels
Missoula notes recount various residents visiting the city or traveling to spots like Butte Kalispell Tacoma Portland Lewiston and Anaconda. Individuals named include F A Parker J E Patterson Mrs ROW Kemp George Steinbrenner Gertrude Kohn D C Cohen B F Plummer Eugene Carroll and others amid chatter about vacations moves and business trips.
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F. A. Parker
Butte
Florence
Valley CH. Richardson
Western Lumber Company
Lothrop
Miskowla
Bonner
George Wilds
Kentucky
Jenson and Wife
Portland
Lewiston
Idaho
D. C
Bitter Root Valley
Mr. Plummer
Eugene Carroll Tecenthy
Whaley Ranch
Stevengeine
Plummer
Bitter” Root Valley
Death closes Stangle infant and typhoid claim in city
Austroura about seven year old child of Mr and Mrs Andrew Stangle died last night at their home 420 Philips street. Mrs Stangle suffered a severe attack of typhoid fever and the death is attributed to the disease. Burial was this afternoon at the Catholic cemetery with Undertaker Marsh in charge. The same issue reports a sudden temperature drop and thunderstorm in the city with hail and a rapid passage over the river in the afternoon.
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Aussoura
Suty
Andrew Stangle
Philips Street
Stangle Nias
Marsh
The
Dulles
Ufc
Thompson Falls brick finds strong demand in Montana
In Thompson Falls the Florin Sons brick yard reports a thriving start with clay beneath pottery grounds, a finished kiln revealing a premium supply. Joe and Henry Florin sold 100,000 bricks to Garden City Brewing company and expect continued demand if freight rates stay favorable.
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Missoula
The
Sanders County Ledger
Thompson Falls
Florin Sons
Joe
Henry Flori
H. Florin
Montana
Florin
Garden City Brewing Company
Florin Clay Beds Leased to J I Rob mot Pottery
Missoula July 3 Henry Florin proprietor of Thompson Falls pottery Clay beds has leased his property to J I Rob mot one year. Rob are practical potters and intend to work the clay. Samples left with the Missoula Chamber Of Commerce show vessels with varied patterns and colors, indicating Thompson Falls clay quality and potential western Montana industry growth.
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Missoula
Henry_ Florin
Thompson Falls
J. 1
Rob
Florin
Montana
Thompson
Missola
Missoula Attacks Yellow Peril Report Sparks Racial Fear
Missoula observers report a tense scene as about ten Japanese workers arrive to assist in Rocky Mountain work projects. The crowd describes them in unflattering terms, noting their clothing and appearance. The piece portrays fear and prejudice amid unfamiliarity and strain on local labor.
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Missoula
Japan
Pacific
Woman Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter in Idaho
Jury returns a verdict of voluntary manslaughter with meritorious commendation for Mrs. Caddie Shupe in the murder case of Arthur Dougl Jay at her Paris Idaho home on July 1. Douglas, a bartender, was killed while bathing after declaring he would leave her. The defense claimed he shot himself. sentencing set for 11 tomorrow morning.
Smell Attracts Police to Decomposed Body at Fair Grounds
In Blackfoot Idaho on July 30 the badly decomposed body of Frank G Marin was found in a cattle shed at the fair grounds during a baseball game. The odor drawn spectators to the shed sparked an investigation. Marin, missing for five weeks, was believed to have died from alcohol use. Also dated July 30, St Petersburg reports General Boruselli relieved of command of the third Siberian army.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Frank G. Marin
Fair Grounds
Marrin
St. Petersburg
Borusellis
Orchard men optimistic over Montana apple crop prospects
Eastern Missoula reports indicate a strong apple season with the Hitter Root district expecting a superior quality. Trees are loaded, limbs propped for support, and pests controlled through spraying. The Washington crop is down, lifting Montana prices, especially for the Home market.
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Missoula
Washington
Montana
At & Sood
Rte
Who Is This Maid Who Made A Hit
National Magazine story by Joe Mitchell about a dramatic train side ride near Missoula Montana. A young ranch girl rode a galloping horse beside a moving train while a cowboy pursued, drawing cheers from passengers as she overtook him and became the memorable scene of the trip.
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National
Joe Mitchell
Kapple
Marines
Partiang
Sar
Missoula
Montana
Shec
Valley
Montana Mass
Missoula Gazette Publishes New Illustrated Magazine Issue
The July issue of the Missoula college magazine from Hassler Brothers press is out. It highlights Montana industries such as fruit growing lumbering mining and farming with a strong literary section by Montana writers. The issue features a handsome cover good paper about 29 pages of reading material and includes one hundred calling cards and plates for Standard office.
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Hassler Broth- Mimouls
Montana
Monganlan
Missoula
Racing Boats Have Some Hard Luck in Lake Michigan Race
Two boats from Chicago area faced trouble near Racine Wisconsin on July 30. Violet Louise ran aground at North Point and was freed by a tug. Minota lost a shroud and damaged rail but crew pressed on. Another race船, Sultana and City of the Straits, faced rough weather and returned to port, planning a restart for second prize.
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Racine
Wis
Chicago
Mackinac Island
Mackatawa Bay
North Point
Port Huson
Aca
Mackinac
R. A. Alger, Jr
Detroit
Sultana
City of the Straits
Funeral Notice and Local Dying Report in Nashville
Funeral services for Duncan Me At the Pargons dimith hospital of the heart were held after shipping by Undertaker Marsh. The parents accompanied the body to Saint Tanatius mission for the funeral the next afternoon. In Nashville Tennessee, H N Hargrove of the Methodist church is reported dying at home, and the bishop resigns as president of the Vanderbilt board of trustees due to old age.
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Mimgouta
Duncan
Pargons-dimith Nospital
Marsh
Tanatius Mission
Nashville
Yenn
susy_ u
Sisnop HN
Hargrove
Methodist Church
Vander Dill Board of Trustees
Sakhalien Scene of Several Battles Reported
Tokyo July noon dispatch from Imperial Army HQ says Sakhalien force advanced on the 27th and pursued the enemy across the island. Vanguard captured Dethenskoe, cavalry moved into Rykom, and detachments attacked Nomiha and Iverkor driving the enemy from Vyderni area. The opposing force included infantry with several guns, temperature 90 degrees.
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Tokio
Tottendag
Imp
Sakhalien
Dethenskoe
Rykom
Nomiha
Iverkor
Vyderni
Cross Country Operations Report From Japanese Army
Tokio July 2 7 p m dispatch from Japanese army headquarters describes independent cavalry pushing to seize Rykom, street fighting, town fell by 8 20 am, enemy retreated southward toward Parecnot, pursuit near Rykoft killed 300 plus captured 500 from a force of about 800 infantry, four guns and four machine guns faced them, enemy losses under investigation.
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Tokio
Rykoff
Sakhalien Island
Port
Tte
Rykom
Vane Guard
Parecnot
Rykoft
Fragmentary remarks on British sympathy and Japanese military aims
A partial historical monologue discusses Great Britain and Japan in a businesslike exchange. M. Witte speaks of Russia's honor, humane intentions, and securing a basis for fruitful diplomacy, while noting the need to align with imperial aims and future tasks in the world.
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M. Witte
Russia
New World
Russian Note Reaffirms Duty to War Effort
A Russian source reports unrest among reservists in Manchuria and distress within families due to government negligence. An official note from July 30 promises the emperor’s determination to pursue a worthy war effort, denying any shameful peace and affirming Russian resolve.
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Reveinvurg
Sutyamine Novoe Vremya
Kersha
Manchuria
Teraduta
Caw
Orenbergot
Purge Efforts in Agriculture Department Stated
Paragraph outlines plans to remove scandal taint from the Department of Agriculture. Dismissals and resignations occur as officials claim no stone will be left unturned. London July 30 reports warn of widespread reform in the department.
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Pillson
Department of Agriculture
Wounded man in feud tied to assailant jail entry
M George Paul, shot Saturday night by Shabin Fairlass, is not expected to survive. At St James Hospital he worsened early today as doctors lost hope. The assault stemmed from a long running feud in the Asyrian colony where both men are prominent figures and Fairlass has admitted firing in self defense.
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St. James Hospital
M. George Paul
Shabin Fairlass
Iti
Aring
Paul
Extra Train Held Up by the Weather Man
A washout on the North Pacific line between Transfer and Momestake near Scones station held an extra train from Twin Bridges and Hutte for several hours at night. The train, loaded with excursion passengers, was due in Butte between eight and ten o'clock. Iste and Ashert reached Butte early this
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Transfer
Momestake
Scones
Twin, Bridges and Hutte
Butte
Iste
Ashert
Modern whaling station opens on Vancouver Island
An $80,000 modern whaling station on Sechart off Vancouver Island will employ around 100 men to convert whale carcasses into products. Whales will be captured by steam whalers Orion and other devices with patent reels and winches assisting processing, with a similar plant possibly near Nanaimo next season. Also included is a snippet from Joan Burroughs describing the elusive scent of vernal blooms in early May, traced to elm and maple blossoms and their brief, warm, moist wind-driven release.
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Vances
Sechurt
Orion
Nanaim
Joan Burroughs
No Humor For The Eagle In The Country Calendar
In Country Calendar Winniam Lovett Rinies shares an anecdote about an eagle and a pair of blue jays. The young eagle nearly toppled after a jay’s startled squawk, a moment the jay’s companions found amusing though the eagle did not. The tale reflects on the grave, relentless life of the eagle from birth to death.
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Eaglen
Land graft fears loom over Oklahoma state lands
From the Springfield Mass article warns that a 10.88 acre section set aside for common schools and public buildings in the future Oklahoma and Indian Territory is now highly valuable. It claims politicians and scheming lawyers seek to seize these lands for personal gain, with fears of robbery of the unborn state.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
England's Best Policy From Roberta Speech Commentary
From the arcent era areas a careful reading of Lord Roberta speech we conclude that it is better and cheaper for England to continue embroiling others and stand by to applaud.
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Lord Roberta
England
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