Public auction urged for decaying lumber stock
The Daily and Sunday Standard discusses Colonel Grant’s proposal to auction off decaying lumber. It criticizes the plan while contrasting it with wartime and government maintenance costs for Washington. It notes Ontario liquor rules for Americans, requiring proof of stay and allowing purchase limits, framed with caution and dignity.
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Grant
National Capital
Jes
Ontario
Gov It Board
John Barleycorn
Montana Springs Highlight Vast Water Resources
The U S Geological Survey classifies 65 springs as first magnitude in the United States, with three in Montana. The report notes Montana and Idaho host the country's greatest springs, including the giant springs near Lewistown and the volcanic sites along the Snake River. Despite abundance, no Montana springs are located where great cities can readily use them, though features like the Giant Spring at Great Falls could supply the state.
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United States Geological Survey
Counry
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Snake River
Shoshone Falls
United States
New York City
Great Falls
Lewistown
Geological Survey
Rottenness in 1B White House scandal described
President Coolidge remains away from the White House during renovations costing about 185000. Lieutenant Colonel U S Grant Jr directs Washington public buildings and parks as requests grow for rotted timber from the old structure. Various groups seek pieces of the floors and other timbers amid the controversy.
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White House
Roth
Coolidge
Black Hills
U. S. Grant Jr
Washington
Grant
Artiel
Death of Father Coopman Pastor of St Pauls Anaconda
The death of Father Coopman, longtime pastor of St Pauls church in Anaconda, came as a shock to many friends. He was known for his kindness, cheerful manner, and dedicated service to his parish and city, guiding with wisdom and zeal throughout his years.
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Father Coopman
St. Paul's Church
Anaconda
Coopman
Radio listings across time zones and stations
A dense schedule of radio programs and stations across Central Mountain Pacific and Pacific times. It lists station call letters such as WECO WOC KOA KPO KH KGW KGO KOMO and networks including Orange Network and National Broadcasting Company with program titles, times, and hosts like Wesley Harlow and Dick Long.
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WECO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Wesley
Harlowchestra
Dick Long
Dance Orchestra
WOW
Omaha
P. Iy
Burham
Rhythm Kings Woc
Los Angeles
Cal
Hollywod
Pontiac
Oakland
National Broadcasting
KIR
Seattle
Orchent Kpo
San Francisco
Staten Restaurant Orchestra
National Broadcasting Company
Okey
National Broadcasting Company, Inc
Orange
Orange Network
KGO
KPO
KFL
KGW
KOMO
KFOA
To & P.m
National “Broadcasting Company
Imely Views on World Topics by Robert Beech
A summarized early 20th century piece by Robert Beech quoting United States Senator Robert Howell of Nebraska. The draft discusses tariff policy, agricultural interests, and potential reductions or eliminations to balance farming needs with national industry. It mentions Howell's background and stance on tariff legislation and economic strategy.
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Robert Beech
Howell
United States
Nebraska
Robert I. Howell
Adrian
Mich
United States Naval Academy
U. S. Navy
Mowell
State Senate
U. 8 Senate
Congress
Royal stamp collectors exchange specimens among themselves
Royal stamp collectors exchange specimens like ordinary collectors. King George holds one of Europe’s finest stamp collections. The Queen of Igians and the Queen of Italy are among notable enthusiasts. Queen Elizabeth recently viewed King George’s albums at Buckingham Palace. The Belgian queen and the Belgian set were shared. Belgium varieties circulated among collectors. Australians are noted as valuable to Britain in commerce according to Amery.
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Royal Stamp
King George
Europe
Italy
Elizabeth
King Albert
Buckingham Palace
George
Rome
Health Diet Advice From Dental Experts
Dentists note more emphasis on diet for health and dental care. They stress vitamin A rich foods like spinach and carrots, importance of white teeth, and careful mouth hygiene to prevent decay. Emphasizes childhood feeding impact and cautious use of dentures to avoid irritation and cancer risk.
Horoscope for Saturday June Fourth, 1927
Planetary influences mark the day with mixed fortunes for work and travel. Good odds for employment and thoughtful planning, yet caution signs on contracts and business initiatives. Romance and social drama loom as summer brings strong emotions amid growing crime fears.
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Acton
Fragmented OCR Wide Text Mix With Half-Forgotten Phrases
The readable fragments hint at quotations about speaking up and shame, with garbled names and phrases. It references a person withholding speech and a devilish line, plus scattered bits about government bonuses and ministers. The text is incomplete and disjointed, lacking a clear news event or identifiable subjects.
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the Peewee Standard
Montan
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Postott
Bauaria
Daily and Sunday Standard
Putte, Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Ditton
Boreman
Philipsburg
Canada
Fundey
Great Springs
ODAY
KOA
Denver
Barcelonians
Imely
Queens
London
Great Britain
L. C. M.S. Amery
Clirrorp McBrive
Broadway
Butte's Telegraph Florists
Brunswick Records
Down Kentucky Way
Brunswick
MoCture
Sir Debd Suckling
Suckling
Aglaura
Sucklin
Thomas Carew
Richard Lovelace
Congreve
Millamant
Prithee
Will
Hale
Naley Costa
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