Come On Over See My Corn Fall Off
Fragmentary text describes corn growth and an awkward phrase about corn detaching from a tee. Mentions tigers and a misrendered method as part of the garbled narration. No clear event or date is provided to identify a specific news item.
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Alorks
Catatana Wien
Wwrence Co
Chicago
Standard Drug Co
Amich Brug'co
Helena
Parchen
State Board of Land ‘Commissioners
Notice to Creditors Estate of Alex Anderson deceased
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of Alex Anderson deceased. Administered by B C Crosswhite located at 324 East Park Avenue Anaconda Montana. Claims must be filed within four months after first publication with vouchers. Dated first day of May 1917.
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Alex. Anderson
Cstate
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
B.C
Anaconda Institute Head Addresses Engineers
Philip N Moore of St. Louis president of the American Institute of Mining Engineers spoke to Anaconda members at the Country club. He urged patriotic service by technical men and warned Americans to face crisis with seriousness while praising mountain lands and the nation’s obligations beyond self. He noted engineers’ war like duties and recalled his Montana roots and long institute membership. The gathering included D Demona and local directors who praised the meeting’s patriotism and impact.
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Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Country Club
Sincore
Naval Advisory Board
America
France
Montana
Moore
Conrey Placer Mining Company
Alderguich
Leadsville
Colorado
Butte
W. Goodale
E. H. Wilson
A. B. Linforth
E. B. Young
Joseph Leyden
D. Demona
Institute
Owen Wister
Anaconda
Canadian Pacific and Rockefeller Lead Liberty Bond Subscriptions
New York report notes Canadian Pacific railway subscribed for 1 million dollars of liberty loan bonds and American Brass followed with another million. John D Rockefeller announced a further 5 million dollars, bringing total individual subscriptions to 10 million dollars, the largest on record.
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Liberty
New York
Canadian Pacific Railway
American Brass Company
John D. Rockefeller
Rancher Killed As Auto Plunges Into River Near Fall City
Seattle May 22. R W Vickery a wealthy Tolt rancher was instantly killed when his car overturned on the Sunset highway near Fall City and plunged into the raging river. Mrs Vickery escaped serious injury and the chauffeur was cut and bruised. The party was en route to Portland to visit relatives.
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Seattle
R. W. Vickery
Tolt
Gay
Sunset Highway
Fall City
Vickery
Portland
Vickerys
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International Committee On Marriage and Divorce
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