Deer hunting season opens November first with snow aid
Hunters foresee a strong deer season starting Nov 1 aided by recent snow that aids tracking and may drive deer to lower ranges. Restrictions limit to one male deer per hunter with penalties for does or fawns. deer must have visible antlers. Area rules exclude several counties and northern Fergus area. State warden warns strict enforcement for fawn or doe killings. ample deer reported in Garfield County and basin areas as early-season prospects rise.
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C. A. Jakways
Yellowstone
Rosebud
Custer
Powder River
Carter
Richland
Roosevelt
McCone
Dawson
Stillwater
Gallatin
Teton
Phillips
Garfield
Valley
Fergus County
Garfield County
Basin
Restaurant Man Couldn't Eat His Own Food
A stubborn stomach tale from a restaurant man who could not eat his own meals and found relief only after trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation removes catarrhal mucus, reduces intestinal inflammation, and offers a money-back guarantee with one dose.
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Mayr
Return of Moonshine Seizure Sought in Local Case
Peter Morros seeks return of two gallons of whiskey a gasoline stove a still and a barrel seized by deputies without a warrant. He claims arrest and seizure were unlawful and fears county attorney will use the items as trial evidence. A hearing date October 29 was set for the order to show cause.
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Peter Marios
Marros
Sheriite Duggan
Piskolich
Attorn
Morros
Jury for Carrolls Court May Be Galled
Judge Carroll prepares to decide whether to call a jury from his own panel or Judge Lynch for naturalization trials. 78 applicants are considered today with many foreign born seeking citizenship. They include entrants from Montana Kentucky Pennsylvania and other nations who served in foreign armies during the war.
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Lynch
United States
Russia
Serbia
Canada
Austria
Iualy
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Unrepresented Nations Highlight Regional Gaps in Coverage
The note lists countries Finland Ireland Wales Croatia France Spain and Portugal as absent from representation. It points to a broader pattern of incomplete regional coverage impacting accessibility and visibility for European nations in the dataset.
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Finland
Ireland
Wales
Croatia
France
Spain
Portugal
Start Construction of New Mine Flume In Phillipsburg
Special Dispatch reports Richard Guy of Tacoma representing American Wood Pipe Co. arrived in Phillipsburg on Wednesday and will immediately begin building a 4100 foot semicircular creosoted wood flume for the Granite Bi-Metallic Co. The permanent structure will replace the old nich and will be employed. the project marks a significant early step in local mining infrastructure.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Richard , Guy
Tacoma
American Wood Pipe Company
Granite
Assault charge filed against Bert Marsh
A county attorney filed an assault charge in Justice Ornsby s court against Bert Marsh for allegedly beating May Marsh. The complaint states Marsh knowingly and intentionally struck May Marsh causing bodily injury.
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Bert Marsh
Cline
Way Down East film comes to town for four days
D W Grimm presents the Griffith production Way Down East at the Forty fourth Street theater in New York City begun November fifth. Manager Merle Davis reports strong patronage and calls it the greatest picture of all time. The film blends music drama and cinema in a New England rural setting with distinctive touches from Blair Parker Grismer.
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D. W. Grimm
Merle Davis
Forty-fourth Street Theater
New York City
Blair Parker Grismer
D. W. Griffith
New England
Grimm
Halloween Frolic At High School Next Friday
The girls of the sutte nign school will hold a Halloween frolic in the high school gymnasium on Friday evening Nov 4 at 7 30 sharp. Miss Anna Krook in charge of gym program of games and stunts. Since physical education began the frolic has become an institution and the girls will wear fairy costume to make this social event memorable.
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Sutte Nign
Anna Krook
Juhray Appeal To Be Argued Today
The case of Assad Juhray, convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death by hanging for the killing of Hugh Gibson at his home, will be argued before the supreme court today to seek a new trial. Prosecutors say the killing arose from a quarrel with Mrs Gibson, with Juhray also firing on her as she fled. He later obtained a soldier’s uniform, was later confronted by police, and was tried and sentenced to death by hanging.
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