Subscriptions Grow as Readers Renew with Sentinel
The Sentinel reports multiple renewals and new subscriptions this week. Mrs. Gus Schultz of Miles City Greenhouse helped secure a year’s term while others from Allen Town Pennsylvania and Old Zionville Pennsylvania joined.
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Miles City
Svell
Baker
O. K. Mohr
Allentown
F. W. Schreiber
Old
Zionville
Baker Oil
A. J. Honstein
Edgar A Wolf
Morristown
Minnesota
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Subscriptions and readers add to the Baker Sentinel list
Local readers and former residents renew or transfer subscriptions while new subscribers join from Baker and surrounding towns. Notices name James Madsen, Frank J. Mains, P. Rakes, Mrs. Blanche Cornish, Geo. Butterfield, W. H. Ames, W. N. Cochran, J. J. Howard, S. E. Burrell, S. E. Correll, and others, with movements between Baker, Snohomish, Billings, Winner, and Nanjena.
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Albert “Sherril
Farmeny
Crook
O. D
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James Madsen
Bryant Washington
Snohomish
Washington
the Sentinel
Frank J. Mains
Billings
Burlington
P. Rakes
Ollie
Baker
Blanche Cornish
Helena
Geo. Butterfield
Waukesha
Wisconsin
W. H. Ames
Holton Ave
Fort Wayne
Indiana
W. N. Cochran
Plevna
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National Press Associate
Washington, D. C
George Dey
Ekalak
Winner
Soun Dakota
Harry Jungfermann
Laurel
Change
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Weather reports raise ire in Los Angeles letters
Sam Mellor from Los Angeles criticizes California papers for inaccurate climate reports. Residents cite extreme cold in Miles City and Ekality while weather letters complain the official thermometer location and wording distort temperatures. The exchange mentions H B Wheeler and J W Craig as readers challenging the newspapers.
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Sam Mellor
Lo Angeles
Lis Eagle
Los
H. B. Wheeler
Las Aucei
J. W. Craig
Washinton
World's Oldest Man a Porter in Constantinople
Zoran Agra a Constantinople porter who recently celebrated his 149th birthday is hailed as the world oldest man. He worked as a hamal carrying merchandise from ships to warehouses in the Turkish capital. He credits his long life to sugar and raisins and has never tasted coffee or alcohol. He has had five wives and is seeking a sixth.
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Zoran Agra
Constantinople
Hamal
Agric
Foresters Seek Yank Tree Seed From New Orleans Requests
Southern Forest Experiment Station reports widespread requests from foreign countries for samples of American tree seeds. Director Forbes notes these inquiries reflect strong global interest in the nation’s best forest species and are representative of many such demands.
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New Orleans
Ea.enouy
Southern Forest Experiment Station
Forbes
Southern Station
Global letters reach U.S. Forest Service offices
Mail to the United States Forest Service arrived from Dublin Ireland Sydney Australia Fukuoka Japan and Tiflis Russia reflecting international correspondence to U S agency.
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Gna Worther
United States Forest Service
Dublin
Ireland
Sydney
Australia
Fukuok
Japan
Tiflis
Russia
White Pine Growth Accelerates After Logging in Montana Study
Research by I T Haig at Priest River forest experiment station finds western white pine left standing after logging grows faster. In northern Idaho stock shows greater gains in smaller trees, with weaker health reducing response. Acceleration starts two years post cut and lasts at least fifteen years. A R Bowen of Mergenthaler Linotype visited Missoula on Tuesday.
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Misoula
Mont
I. T. Haig
Priest River Forest Experiment Station
Gcoeur d' Alene National Forest
Idaho
Haig Foun
Raid on Salt Lake Priest's House by Dry Slueths
Deputies raided the residence of Rev. R. M. Sheenhan, rector of St. Patrick's, in Salt Lake City on Saturday. No liquor violations were found, though several complaints were reportedly filed. authorities sought state wine permits.
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Salt Lake City
R. M. Sheenhan
St. Patrick’s ‘Catholic
Tozlate
Sheehan
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Sally Morgans and the Nervous Wreck on a Wild West Ride
Sally Morgans and the eastern visitor known as the Nervous Wreck drive from Bar-M ranch toward a train bound east. Their route climbs Black Top, stalls on a rough trail, and challenges both to reach a distant railroad before seven o clock, with tension rising as the clock runs late.
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Bar-M Ranch
Montana
Bob Wells
Wells
Sally
Williamas
Pittsburg
Dad Morgan
West
Bar-M
Sheriff
Chicago
Ana
Black Top
Bally
Atood
Beack
Canara
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