Teachers Scarce in Western Montana Reported
In Ravalli and surrounding counties in western Montana, teacher shortages and low salaries hinder hiring. Superintendent Winslow notes six vacant positions in Ravalli County alone, with districts unable to secure substitutes as staff are tied up. Miss Barnes cites statewide wage trends of about 60 dollars a month, prompting women to seek stenography or store work instead of teaching in the country.
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Montini
Innes
Ty Hay
Eubou
Othey
Prom Sandera
Barnes
Smith
Elask
Porivey
le Dievs
Wan Tae
Bee Lin
Miss Barhes
Nubber
Missoula Visit Reports Boost in Thompson Business
J I Spenver of the Sanders County Ledger was in Missoula on business and spoke about strong business conditions at Shampoon, the county seat. He noted a bustling Thompson with ongoing construction and surrounding district activity driving new trade for merchants.
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Sula
J. I. Spenver
Sanders County Ledger
Missoula
Spenver
Shampoon
le Sayy
Thompson
Wierebints
Uncertain regional railway leadership move reported
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Dan Hoyle as general superintendent with quarters uncertain at Livingston and reference to general manager Horn of the Northern division. The text suggests a transit or business matter affecting St Paul but remains unclear and incomplete.
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Missoula
Gel
Dan Hoyle
AME
Livingston
Horn
Jleen
Mb Henry
St Paul
New York City Officials Consider Major Bridge Upgrade
The document outlines a long debated project involving multiple departments and contractors. It notes a proposed budget around 220 billion with distribution across construction, design, and safety measures. Officials aim to improve traffic flow, pedestrian access, and urban resilience, signaling a period of extensive public works planning.
Missoula Woman's Club Enjoys Pleasant Session
Report covers a Missoula Woman's Club meeting with musical numbers and readings. The program featured a violin sale, readings by Mrs. Gugby and Mrs. Bashy, and performances by Mrs. West, Miss Chirlysa Byanaens, and Miss MyCormick with accompanists. The art department program was highlighted and the next meeting was set for Saturday with Mrs. Abs presiding.
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Youul Sain
Mbye
Winer
Fey
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Sale
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Mes. Gugby
Mr. Bashy
Yorio
Rhuger
Alse Zone Shall
Gian Sale
Chirlysa Byanaens
Sila
Masy Sry MyCormick
Mes
Jaspton
Min
Mra AL Abs
Iaeet
Weloele
Bowers
Vilereruie
Mixa
Sprekil
Die Hrugtamie
Alinor Aieviedin
Mt. Q. Cullaiss
Caught by Timbers as Train Messes Up Old Rail
A fragmented report from an October incident describes a boy injured when timbers from a falling trestle lunged into a locomotive, delaying the train and prompting medical attention. The text preserves some names and times but remains largely garbled.
Collision Near Bonita Involves Two Freight Trains
A derailment or collision occurred near Bonita involving two freight trains. One person was injured while other details remain unclear due to transcription errors. The incident disrupted lines as crews inspected the scene and one train was halted east of the wreck.
Former MissQu la man goes into bankruptcy
Former MissQu la man files for bankruptcy amid turmoil at a Naples based firm. The event centers on a local business group and unnamed creditors seeking relief while restructuring efforts unfold after a chaotic period in which executives faced questions about leadership and finances.
Seventy seven for Grip and Seventy seven for Grip
Fragmented OCR text likely from a medical advertisement or remedy note. Mentions Seventy seven, Druggists sell it, medicines, and a description of restoring blood flow. Lacks coherent claims or verifiable details.
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Tunh Phreys
A Reliable Remedy for the Whiskey and Beer Habit
A dubious medical claim piece argues for a cure for whiskey and beer habit. It promotes a tonic labeled as a guaranteed remedy and cites supposed testimonials. The text reads like an advertisement with unclear authoring and questionable medical authority.
Admitted as Student He Becomes Laborer
A fragmented report outlines a man admitted as a student who then becomes a laborer. The text references deportation actions by a U S official and a court hearing related to a violent incident. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on a legal matter in a city setting and a later appeal.
Local man dies after sudden tunnel accident near Bear Mouth
After weeks away from Jacob Mareh it Bear mouth, he arrived at the Bank and joined Winston Broa.' camp at the east end of the tunnel being driven through Heaver Wall. He suddenly collapsed and died leaving his last words unclear. A. J. Murphy, son-in-law, accompanied the body to town and arranged for disposition.
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Jacob Mareh
Bearmouth
Winston Broa
Heaver
A. J. Murphy
New mining firm organized in Philipsburg area
Special correspondence reports the incorporation of Patten Mining Company in Granite County to pursue general mining with plans to ship machinery soon. officers from Butte named Patten and Jo ford. Meanwhile a coroner investigated a child’s death in a St Paul Milwaukee camp amid diphtheria outbreaks near Lombard.
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Lie
Binge
Phivushurs
Cary
Bulten Minis Company
Ollier
Granite County
Ates Veces
aubsoMbert Podimita Patten
Dohoston
ML Bickford
Burt Patten
Pring Pil
Pate Len
Philipsburg
A. Johnston
A. Hoslet
Bart Patten
W. M. Joford
Butte
Tloh
Standard
Rozen
St. Paul & Milwaukee Railroad
Amy
Lombard
Engagement announced of Miss Harriet Rankin
Miss Harriet Rankin becomes engaged to Veer Hakim, a graduate of the University of Missouri. The couple, prominent in Mississippian society, will marry after a formal announcement and celebration hosted in Gat. 1. Family and friends attended the engagement tea at Madison Avenue, where decor featured persimmon hues and autographs provided by guests.
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Harriet Rankin
Mus
Madison
Reneay
University of
Lawyers Seek Expanded Federal Prosecution Force
From Ruston Advertiser. In the winter session of Congress a need is seen for larger federal enforcement staffing. Attorny General Thorne and Attorney French argue for more funded attorneys and quicker procedural work to handle antitrust and other warpoviation cases. The crowded office and remote assignments hinder efficiency, prompting calls for mobile or special court teams to relieve district attorneys.
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Ruston
Cenaril
Congress
Fed
Troi
Agreement Reached as Lawsuit Is Dismissed
A court records a settlement ending the case with mutual dismissal. The parties include Mivseratin Givi and others, details described in the long irregular text but reflecting a negotiated resolution. The judge presided, and the involved attorneys are named, with references to claims and payments.
New York Treasury Warns of Short Dollar Bills Supply
Uneven supply of two dollar bills reported by New York City finance officials. Treasurer announced yesterday that despite efforts the nation faces only a short supply, with plans to extend replacement funding and ensure continued circulation.
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New York
Treat
Free sample claim for pimples and boils cure
An advertisement promises a five day pimples cure and free sample by mail. It touts bitter extracts and a “blood purifier” product, urging readers to send name and address to receive a sample and later obtain a full box from a local druggist. The text includes numerous dubious claims and archaic phrasing.
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Phoen Winters
Rainiot
Yan
George
Tull
Aw City
Murghall
Mich
Arthur Knapp Capture Wanted for Forgery
Failed OCR notes describe Arthur Knapp as wanted for forgery in Missoula. Detailing allegements include obtaining money under false pretenses, forged signatures, and travel between Sib and $100 funds. The report cites a Croiphell Detachment route and references forged UVE and Discovrake instruments with no funds in the tab.
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Lim
Missoula
Wodah
Missoula Notes On Local Developments And Visits
Misoula notes report on community activity including visits by residents, street changes on South Second, construction plans, and expectations for improved appearance and efficiency. The piece mentions local businesses, roadwork progress, and ongoing public works projects affecting the downtown area.
Missoula Boy Involved In Storm Related Incident
A fragmentary report from Missoula mentions a 9 year old boy connected to a storm incident. The scene involved an arrival by a caretaker and a local establishment. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.
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Missoula
Ge McDonald
Suda Fails To Meet Demand For Small Pills
A distorted note reports the treasurer warning that in the next three to four weeks supply of small denomination pills will run out. Stores using ten twenty and dirty dollar bills may need to barter silver cartowheals as a result.
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Billy
Chicago Markets Saw Mixed Signals In Grain Trading
Market brief notes unsettled activity in futures and cash grain with December delivery prices seen at 8.24 per bushel. Wheat and corn futures fluctuated as traders weighed supply prospects and demand factors, while the broader market kept a cautious tone amid varying regional conditions.
Timber sale notice for cut timber in Montana and Washington
Forester Forest Service Washington invites bids for cutting up to about 1 000 acres of timber within the Tips Cate Forest Nation al Montana and adjacent areas. Bids must be received by October 20 19WM. Timber species include lodgepole pine and alpine fir with prices around 4 per thousand board feet. Details on location sections townships and ranges provided. right to reject bids reserved.
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Forester Forest Service Washington
Orest
Montana
Penge
Oringinal Meridian
Dougie
Engler
Superglvor
Anconda
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