Major Hargreave Salvation Army Talk Draws Big Butte Audience
Major Hargreave of the Salvation Army spoke to a large audience in the barracks about living a godly life and avoiding sin. He recounted a man who reformed after years of drunkenness and adultery, returned to his wife and children, and supported the other woman, who also repented, illustrating the ease and effort of choosing goodness.
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Major Hargreave
Salvation Army
Northwest
Skip
Schatzilein's Painters Supplies and Art Materials
Painters supplies and artists materials offered at Schatzilein's located at 14 W Broadway with a selection of wall decorations.
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Schatzilein
W. Broadway
Cider Across the Ocean Gains Ground in Europe
The article notes Germany doubles beer consumption over two decades reaching 125 liters per person annually while France favors wine as the national drink. Despite shifts in beer and wine use, both nations expand cider production and consumption as a growing beverage trade across Europe.
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Germany
France
Germany Sees Surge in Cider Industry and Imports
The report notes rising cider consumption in Germany and France with Stuttgart alone receiving 4100 carloads of apples for cider mills in a three month period beginning September. Imports come mainly from Belgium Holland France Austria Hungary Italy and Spain while Normandy and Brittany supply most of France.
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Germany
Stuttgart
Baden
Rhine
Belgium
Holland
France
Austria- Hungary
Italy
Spain
Wurtenburg
Normandy
Brittany
The Havers Try to Haze West Cadet at Hudson College
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reminiscence recalls a hazing incident from the 1870s at Hudson College. A red haired freshman refuses humiliation, drawing a revolver and quickly dispersing six pursuing sophomores, who retreat, leaving behind ropes and plasters.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Old College
Hudson
West
Notable Remark From a Sick Sister Anecdote
A humorous remark from a young boy named Tommy about his sister’s illness, saying she seemed to have swallowed a skeleton too big for her. The line shows a playful family moment captured in life.
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Tommy
Real Race for Mayor Narrowed to Davey and Sullivan
The piece argues the mayoral race in Silver Bow centers on Davey and Sullivan with labor factions split. It notes efforts to fuse labor and populist candidates around McCormick and Hinds, McCormick’s pledge to stay, and labor funds aiding candidates. It concludes Davey is preferred by workers and businessmen for steady city leadership.
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Davey
Sullivan
Labor
Mike McCormick
Tom Hinds
McCormick
Ferguson
Missoula
Hinds
Silver Bow County
Labor Party Committee
Labor Party
Hinde
Murphy
Sulivan
Sullivan and
Clde 'Ssuce
L B A Meeting Notice and Marshed Funeral Plan
L B A Take Notice DeSiere branch 442 will meet for business at Y M I rooms corner Quartz and Main streets on the evening of March 27. By order of committee the funeral of Mrs William Marshed will take place tomorrow at 2 p m from the family residence 18 West Copper street proceeding to the Mesone temple West Park street where services will be held.
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William Marshed
West Copper Street
Mesone Temple
West Park Street
California's Longest Coast Tunnel Under Construction
Southern Pacific digs a mile and a half long tunnel beneath the Santa Susana range in Chatsworth Park cut off between Montalvo and Chatsworth. The 7400 foot passage, part of the coast division to Los Angeles, will cost over 2 million dollars and uses electric drills, blowers, and dual-end crews for completion this year.
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Southern Pacific
Haif
San Francisco
California
America
Southern Pacific Company
Chatsworth Park
Los Angeles
Montalvo
Santa Susana Range
Sanbernudo
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Thomas Boyle
Butte
Little Western
Havers
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Aes Fetus
Sterling Remedy CO
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Mai Yoram
Chicago
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Hennessy’s
Butte, Mont
Hennessy
Porcale
Ins de
Lont
Hennessy's
Gunn
Commode
Goden
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