College Fraternity Seals Displayed On Shields For Sale
Colleges advertise bronze seals in shield shapes lit by finches, priced at $7 each. The display covers many names including Dartmouth Harvard Yale Princeton Penn Stanford Michigan and more. Seals for secret orders and fraternities come in heavy boxes and will be shown Monday in a window.
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Dartmouth
Peter
Georgetown
Harvard
Holy Cross
Lehigh
Stanford
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Purdue
Shattuck
Smith
Bi. John's
St. Pauls
Aimmapolla
Wipwinia
Wellesley
West Point
Yale
Fiapkins
Amherst
Andover
Buwduin
California
Cornell
Columbia
Vassar
College Frats
Biks
K. of P
Odd Yellows
Shriners
Blue Lodge
Hight & Fairfield Company Rent Plans and Local Notices
Hight and Fairfield Company rent plans from Orton Bros and Shass shine at West Broadway. For a first class meal, visit 19 Barclay's at the Reception. phone 471 Louis Crone traveling to Patoneo for a two weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. Poorman spend a few days at the state fair. Robert Mayrin left for the Helena State fair, returning Sunday night. A marriage license issued yesterday to Matthew Davidson and Jenet Mettauley of Bulte. R. A. Carnochan and Mrs. Noni Chee Joy left for Louisville. Arthur Ferrier, Dave Valentine, and Dan Mack arrived home from an automobile trip to Falls. Prof. Theodore Sian and Mrs. Simon went to Helena to attend the state fair. New magazines Smith’s and The Hira Rook at the P.O. newsstand. Mme. McRae will be at room 202, the Thornton, rest of the week. Miss Geah Morris of Pony leaves for New York to study art, mule, and French. News from Bulleroy indicates Frederick Wi Bacgin married in Montreal October 1 to Miss Gertrude Alexander. Bullerowners of the Wniwhts of Columbia plan Oct 1 celebration at Pkshall with Ramaker. A fine cateringment is being prepared for the wellstoy, reel.
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Orton Bros
Shass
West Broadway
Barcay's
Louis Crone
Patoneo
Wark
W. Poorman
Jawson
Robert
Mayrin
Helena
Matthew Davidson
Jenet Mettauley
Bulte
W. 4. Clark
R.A. Carnochan
Noni Chee- Joy
Louisville
Arthur Ferrier
Dave Valentine
Dan Mack
Uly Lo Falls
Theodore Sian
School of Mines
Simon
Smith's
Hira Rook
P.O. News Sling
Mme. McRae
Thornton
Anavontia
Geah Morris
Pony
New York
Frederick Wi Bacgin
Montreal
Canada
Gertrude Alexander
Ktontreal
Te Wniwhts
Columbia
America
Pkshall
Ramaker
Message From Mars at Broadway Theater Falls Short
AMessage from Mars at the Broadway Theater last night drew mixed reviews from a medium company. Wallace W. Ste volle, billed as the English comedian, led the cast with decent ease though others failed to unite. The play’s moral remains, but execution weakened the effort. show repeats tonight inviting many to bring their spouses.
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Wat
Nisl
Wallace
Stevole
Surprise Property Advances by Surprise Eagle Mining
James W Bows vice president of Surprise Eagle Mining leaves Butte for New York on business. Edward Rowe will go to London before returning to Butte. Miller of Boulder seeks extension of Blxham mine claims ten miles southeast of Boulder. The company claims four more parcels near the Baltimore mine and city limits north of East Second Street. Operations to start on the Wikhorn extension soon under T D Thomas president and George Davies secretary oversight during Rowe’s absence.
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James W. Bows
Surprise Eagle Mining Company
Tutte
New York
Mr. Rowe
London
England
Butte
He Miller
Boulder
Wateh
Burprise Eagle Mining Company
Baltimore
Umity
East Second Steal
Surprice Eagle Mining Company
T. D
Thomas
George BR. Davies
James W. iRowe
Ll Rightn Necorrary
Jenkins Case Proceeds With Testimony and Wit
The Jenkins case in Judge Lynch's court extended through yesterday with cross examination of Mrs Jenting and William Jenkins. Witnesses gave evasive answers and comic remarks, as the court heard about signatures and a name change. The proceedings continued into the evening with the judge rebuking occasional offhand comments.
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J. 2
W. D. Denking
Topi Ap
Imaer
William Jenkins
Ness
Lynch
Onn Inne Tee
Mackel
Lyne
Walkerville
Coutl
Terry
Norris
Two Men Arrested as Serious Charge Filed in County Court
Two men Wat Willan Warnecke and Pegur Bush face assault charges after a fatal incident near Walkerville. Deputies Caselli and Al Baldicorn arrested them as details emerged from the county attorney’s office. Other cases include Wayne ccke and Billy Bush in a separate shooting death and multiple suspects facing larceny and bad checks in Walkerville and surrounding areas.
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Mec
Surfies Dais
County Tourney
Wat Willan Warnecke
Pegur Bush
Gollstable Caselli
al Baldicorn
Tinwades
Arthur Sim
Thorinda Palgt
Sundas
Nmo
Stanston
Plen
Hite
Wayneccke
Bush
Diamonds properly set at Itkins and Indian deer note
From Chicago Tribe notes describe a small deer or shuttis creature under 12 inches at the shoulder. Details cover brown speckled coat, large canines, no antlers, stiff joints, and shy temperaments in captivity. Observations cite feeding at dawn and dusk and jungle habitat.
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Chicago
India
Unscrutable OCR Snippet From Old Paper
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases with references to a Macciineky and McNab alongside odd dialogue. Context unclear, likely notes or cartoonish captions from a historic issue with guaranteed watchwork mention.
Luke Elks Hold Halton Meeting With New Members
The Luke Elks held their first Halton meeting of the season, gathering many new members and friends. The evening featured songs, dances, talks by Alexander Mawkel and W Cutroltal, a base solo by Will Teague, and entertainment including stories. Patay Brown was elected chairperson with assistants Lo trendy and Diva Meikeljohn.
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Luke Elks
Carroll
C. Ellis
Curtis
George W
Noyes
Best
Moa Ling
Fred Rlgton
Mahonay Ji J
P Culling
Serylens
Alter
Harry Stevens
van Viden
Patay Brown
Chiles
Palleend Owich
Lo Trendy
Diva Meikeljohn
Harry Guthwey
Shanley
Demic
Tagiariy
Crowaea Tase
Police Office Suspended Over Duty Misconduct
A garbled report notes a police office suspended after alleged on duty mispractice. The document mentions interim acting head and city officials including Mayer Joseph Carlos and Chief Wee, with orders attested by an unnamed authority.
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Mehellan
Panta
Atiere Hoth
Mayer Joseph Carlos
Ly Sini
Alma
Amalfamated executive convalesces from illness
Mit Ryan Cosy Al John reports Marine Mirectie of the Amalfamated company has been ill for several weeks. Doctors say he is convalescing and the situation appears steady with gradual improvement expected in the coming days.
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John
Mmarine Mirectie
Il Toy
Fay
Frugate Friday Deals at Mayer’s in West Tark area
Readers are told to visit Mayer at 23 West Tark for a Friday sale featuring seemingly random items. Bargains include watches, jewelry, and assorted goods with prices like 1.50 to 8.00, plus leather and metal items. The ad hints at a broad, mixed inventory and a promotion for a “lucky Friday.”
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Mayer
West Tark
Ansonia
Tiejewel Ruckford
Warehear
Ram
Barnes King directors to probe company finances
The Barnes King directors, now in charge, will open a thorough investigation into the company’s financial transactions and affairs. They aim to trace the $3,000,000 paid into the treasury by stockholders and report findings publicly, while seeking recovery of any misused funds.
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Barnes-King Company
Bowre
Barnes-Hing
Doh Gillie
Barnes- King
Paulie, Webber & Co
Boston
Matt
Allie
Barnes-King Wold
King
Evening Social at Parish Draws Congregation
An informal church sociability evening at the parsonage of the Unitarian church drew the congregation and friends for a homelike welcome. Reverend Duncan and helpers hosted guests with warm greetings and casual conversation as readings from Kipling entertained. The event aims to become a regular winter-season gathering for leisure and fellowship in the city.
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Apen
T. Kev
Lewis J. Duncan Ant
Dinnenn
Duncan
Kipling
Rane
Unclear Philadelphia Regard Item On Gusrlor Naa
Fragmentary note from the Philadelphia Regard mentions a subject nicknamed Gusrlor Naa with a red nose and a possible pinching worm. The text is garbled and lacks date place or names to establish a clear event or person.
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Philadelphia
Wits
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Tril
Pie
Ton James
Itkin's
Puck
Recnlster Macciineky
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Ontana Optical CO
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Barnes-Kingstock
Marqueut Paly
John D. Ryan
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PD. Ga HA
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Helnge
William A. Paine
Copperthawaste G& Chunk
Prince & Whitty
Maser & Con
W. H. Mes
J. G. Oxnard
Oliver
Bulle
Stack Ava
Charles I. Booth
Ej, Bowman
C. W. Cannon
Oshares
J. BE. Coretta
Nas Thing
W. W. Cheely
L. O. Evans
Reo Medin
Walter C
Com
Aweust Bast
Per Tarian
Wiliam Lockwood
Misa Wilhelmine Lockwood
Misa Wilhelmia
Maine
Alisa Wilhelmine Flance
Laelegood
Wytte
Maidietown
New Fork
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