There Is Something New Under The Sun In The West
An old-time politician lauds Secretary Lane for Western ties while a Westward focus emerges in policy. He notes Lane’s familiarity with farmers ranchers and Indians and argues the West will be looked after by a cabinet member who truly understands its needs and new conditions benefiting the region.
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Lane
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Tutte
Inspection of Montana militia units in March
Acting under orders from Major General Murray First Lieutenant Hofmann will inspect Montana militia troops from Bozeman to Helena between March 2 and March 26. Inspectors will visit Company A Bozeman March 10 and list other dates, with Maj. Benjamin J. Edgar Jr. detoured to assess sanitary conditions at Fort Harrison.
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Montan
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Fort Benton
Mareh
Mavre
Kalispell
Valier
Maret
Hutte
State Arsenal
Benjamin J. Edgar Jr
The
Medical Corps
Fort Harrison
Montana
Little Miss Woodrena and the Helena Immortality Question
The Helena Independent reports on Woodrow Wilson and a future-history idea of preserving him in records. A family plans to name a child born on inauguration day Woodrent, but disappointment that the child is not a boy arises. The piece toys with naming choices if the president kept the name Thomas, suggesting Tommetta as a possible girl’s name.
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Helena
Woodrent
Wilson
Thomas
Tommetta
Children Declared Dependent After Hearing In Arizona Street
Two children of Mrs. O'Brien living at 439 South Arizona Street were declared dependent and neglected by Judge Donlan after a hearing. The mother was allowed to take the children to Nem Tom Ranch near Great Falls to give them another chance, with a humane officer testifying to past neglect as the father is dead.
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Donlan
Nem Tom Ranch
Great Falls
Are You the Man in Ten in Ten A Butte Investment Push
A senior financial institution notes statistics showing only one in ten saves $1,000. It urges readers to invest in real estate after starting with small capital, arguing compounding interest will grow money. The piece highlights a profitable period in Butte and promotes prudent saving and real estate investment.
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Butte
Montana Wonders and Scenic Mountains Attract Sightseers
The article extols Montana’s vast Rockies and alpine scenery from Snowy Peaks to Glacier Park. It praises the Bear Tooth Bears and Cabinet Mountains, Big Hole River, Flathead County landscapes, and outdoor delights for hunters and anglers. It argues Montana rivals Switzerland for natural beauty and invites widespread tourism.
Bargain shirts and textiles at Bouchers store display
An ad notes shirts priced at two dollars fifty cents discounted to ninety five cents with French and madras fabrics and various cuff and bosom styles. It also mentions two window displays at Bouchers 27 39 West Park St Adv. Additionally a Milwaukee railroad excursion rate of 14.95 is announced for townsite land sales at Neppel Washington with tickets on sale March 14 15 16 and 17 inclusive.
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West Park St
Butte and Anaconda
Milwaukee Railroad
Neppel, Wash
Arms for Mexicans In Revolt Aide
Mexico City reports retired millionaire matador Maren Jy-ycee Segura turned over the bill of lading for arms and ammunition that were gathered in New Orleans to the Mexican government. The supplies will be delivered to the federal army fighting Diaz rebels in the northern states.
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Ycee Segura
New Orleans
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Vera Cruz
The Rose Maid and The Rowe Maid on Stage
A detailed feature describes The Rose Maid and The Rowe Maid theater productions with Juliette Lange a leading mezzo soprano. It notes Lange’s musical lineage, training in London and New York, and her rise through opera and musical theatre.
Odessa Flute, Tenor Albro Draws Big Stage Hype
Franz Lehar stage sensation is a leading American debutant, a portly tale of a New York theater manager discovering Midshipman Albro, a gifted tenor from a musical family. His rich voice and poised temperament promise more than past rivals in vocal circles. The piece notes his baritone-to-tenor shift, prior studies in St. Petersburg, and a dentistry career between opera gigs. The management has signed a five year contract as a major attraction, while an X-ray heart film feature and the Animated Weekly crowd add to a strong program at the theater. An invitation extends to medical professionals to attend free.
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Odessa
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Albro
Italy
Teun ‘Ge Reszke
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Hrooklynn Atl
Woods
Chase Management
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Morrow
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Mexico
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Londonderry
Philadelphia
Nice
York City
Wordsworth
United States
Chamoix
France
Paris
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Lotta Ashby Othick
Sopho
Watch Deal Sparks Trust Concerns At 29 West Park
Advertisement warns against trickery in Mayer's watch sale. It claims he offers a genuine Ansonia for 85 cents with a $150 value, while noting a better watch exists for $1. Mayer has run the business over six years, with repeated denials of using deceit.
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Ansonia
West Park Street
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