Miles City’s Yellowstone steamer wreck tale revived
A long neglected frame structure on Miles City’s main thoroughfare is finally recognized for its historic value. The Yellowstone steamer wreck's remains were repurposed into a landmark, with sections cut and hauled to town to form a timber and plank building that dominates the block.
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Miles City
Mantena
Stenimoat
Chatnel
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
Milee City
Vauits
Varge Miles
Miles
Lenghtie Wessel
FE Waene
Nak
Oldest Books in the State Unearthed by Sanders & Sanders
A fragmentary note on ancient volumes in a Sanders collection. A six year pre Columbus volume titled Serpiones Huganis Te Seneils, printed in Gobble letters, bound in pig skin boards, with five numbered Holumbered pages and a final insertion A. D. Life. The find described by collectors noting extreme rarity and age.
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America
Serpiones Huganis Te
A. D. Life
Decayed Cover and Invention of Movable Type Described
The passage recalls early printing with movable type, mentioning Gutenberg era practices and later developments. It notes figures, devices, and volumes printed, including dictionaries and grammars, and references Worcester Dictionary and Montana connections. The tone blends historical commentary with archival details and personages.
Canadian Patent for Mint Powder Manufacture
A recently patented process in Canada covers producing mint powder by mixing mint with milk and salts to solubilize albumen, including nitrite of calcium and potassium phosphate. The liquid is evaporated, and noncrystallized solids are added to reach about 60 to 70 percent weight, aiding stability and preventing decomposition.
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Canada
Iiks Bnee
Aftwe
Glenhol
Neria
Bolies Diet Lue School Construction Plans Revealed
Details on the new high school annex project note 15 classrooms, expanded shop and manual training space, and a granite basement. The article praises the board, architect We AL ORyen, and contractor We L. Wats, citing costs for the annex and earlier buildings and outlining heating plans and future expansions for Centerville area education facilities.
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Sunlin
Hutte
Oarder
Aehvol
Estiemtion
Arnnex
Kotasparers
Alos
Thenterios
AL Oryen
L. Wats
Vees Ray
W. A. Wale
Tug Board
Gentiaer
Ile Ik
Centerville
Wolfman
Board of Education
White Coly
West Braallwas
Realiste
Aboud
Liquozone Cure Claim Prompts Free Bottle Offer
A historic misprint filled advertisement claims Liquozone cures diseases by oxygen in the bloodstream. It promises a free full size bottle if readers try the product, urges seeking a physician’s approval, and touts dramatic health benefits while warning against external medicines.
Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic Promises Stomach Nerve Benefit
Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic claims to soothe the stomach and nerves and provide stimulating yet non-intoxicating relief. The advertisement extols the remedy as a most agreeable tonic with faithful support for digestion and vitality.
Deajers in Chix and Janan Fanny Goods Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chinese medicine perils and medical complaints. No coherent event or identities emerge. Summarization focuses on uncertain items and generic medical claims with no clear persons or organizations available.
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Ul Eneiphick
Amrs
Sanders & Sanders
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Tewa
Ava
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Coli
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Marnie
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Pie Davies
Lara
Eather
Dietlon
Virginia
Derenther
Rockfellow Ant
Rivet Arty Jtoatialtow
Isaie Qestricher
Virginia Clean Ant
A. I. Dornansky
Trejena
SonwAb & Zimmerman, Prachelers
Cosnopoditan
Jetel
Elleen
Tieltun
Anil
Marcel
Jumn
Paul Jones
Alnaike
Ralf
Shaidowy
Islin
Alfred Ani Haber
Ant
Simerican
Butte’s
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McCune
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