Alleged Murderer Has High School Defense In Libby Case
J W Greene reports his son Dallas Greene was murdered near Libby after a ranch hand Miller moved into the area. Greene claims Miller, aided by a second man, buried Dallas near a creek and split the money. A dream led to the initial discovery. Miller denies the charges and blames Dallas for leaving camp. Greene vows to seek strong counsel and aid the prosecution.
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Jack Miller
Libby
Dallas Greene
Greene
J. W. Greene
Spokane
Dallas
Miller
Dallag
Kalispell
Troy
Lincoln County
MiMed
Miller Saya
Jan
Mil
Anys
Amonn
Titler
Mlorney
Montana
Jana
Tno
Spokan
Real estate transfers listed for several parcels and lodes
A compiled real estate transfer notice lists numerous conveyances from various sellers to buyers including John J. Skelley to George A. Cas tractors 18 and 19. Elen ONeill to Jeremiah and Robert ONeill. Robert and Jeremiah ONeill to Mary Hurley. Gurner to J. G. Bailey. George E. Johnson to Bonanza Mining Co.. Tilton to Charles Henderson. First Welsh Calvanistic Methodist Church to Thomas K. Satter. and multiple transactions involving West Butte MS and D. Co. and various lodes such as Lola Montez, Spring, United States, Wesley, and St. Louis. Amounts show $1 or nominal sums, with many parcel descriptions in Daly, Leggat & Foster, and King additions, plus Block/lot details and extensions.
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John J. Skelley
George A. Cas
Daly
Elen
O'Neill
Jeremiah O'Neill
Robert O'Neill
Foster
Jeremiah O’neill
Mary Hurley
Leggat & Foster
Eee Gurner
J. G. Bailey
Seegat & Foster
Robert M. Kohler
John P. Daly
Block & Stanley
Charles Schmidt
West Butte
OM MOS_& D. Co
Wes
My Sunited States
Lola Montez
Re'ponte Lodes
Spring Lode
Kidney
Lola, Monter
Spring Lodes
Peter Breen
M. M. 84D. Co
Wesley
United States
St. Louis
Variety in prices for choice models starts at $10.50
The article notes a broader number and variety of models than similar shows with prices meeting every budget, starting at $10.50, and claims no higher cost than other venues for the finer lines.
Organizing Folk Dance Movement Across Cities
A lengthy letter by Grace Rabbitt Kloeckner discusses folk dancing in schools, its role in physical culture, and views of Jane Addams. It cites benefits of supervised, joyful movement for children, referencing Greek art, rhythm, and the New York public school program as a model for enriching childhood through dance and play. The piece argues recreation strengthens virtue and proposes folk dance as a vital cultural force.
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Butte
The
Standard
Bryce
United States
Janet Addams
London
Dell
Gulick
New York City
Board of Education
Sromen
Gullek
Fish as a Table Delicacy Promoted by Fisheries Bureau
The ule nan fish gained public attention after the Bureau of Fisheries highlighted its virtues. The fish now sells in large volumes across eastern markets, reflecting successful government efforts to popularize the product.
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Bureau of Asheries
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