Garnier Cigar Co. A Northwest Pioneer in Montana
The Garnier Cigar Company, founded in 1886 by Charles Garnier Sr. in Livingston, Montana, now employs about 40 to 50 people and produces over 1.5 million Montana Sport cigars annually. The firm uses imported tobaccos, Connecticut binders, and own curing, with 98 percent of product going to jobbers. The operation is led by Charles Garnier Jr., continues advanced manufacturing, and markets through House of Moore, Inc. in Billings.
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Charles Garnier Sr
Garnier Cigar Co
Livingston
Montana
Garnier Cigar Company
Garnier Sr
Sen Montana
Union
Mr. Garnier
Northwest
Garnier
Charles Garnier, Jr
Mr. Garnier, Jr
House of Moore, Inc
Billings
Radical activism and a Wyoming Nonpartisan League scheme
A Wyoming article condemns the Nonpartisan League as a socialist propaganda machine. It alleges organizers target farmers for $18 membership to control politics and bank reform, links the Bank of Wyoming to North Dakota’s Bank of North Dakota, and cites Federated Press as a radical propaganda conduit with figures like William G. Roylance implicated.
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Bank OF North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Wyoming
Bank of Wyoming
League
Wall Street
Farm Bureau
Townley
Nand
North Dakota
Palmer
Dinigherty
William G. Roylance
Federated Press
Courier-News
Nompartisan League
Fargo
New York Call
Milwaukee Leader
Butte Bulletin
New Majority
LW. W
Roylance
Smuh
Wue
Phils
Community Dance Draws Basin Youth and Adults
Basin residents enjoyed a well attended Saturday night dance with a mix of young people and older participants. The Chamber of Commerce promotes clean entertaining evenings, with profits aiding the Cauthers funds to support special play for local children. The next event is planned for February at Hall starting at 9 PM.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cauthers
New Theory on Origin of Old Glory Flag
A London Daily Express writer argues against Washington family ties to Old Glory. The proposed pattern traces to the East India Company flag used by the 13 original states from 1776 to 1777, later adding stars as states joined the federation.
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London Daily Express
Washington
Old East India Company
Newman
Brothers of Oratory
Sulgrave Manor
Business girl finds pocket money turns into campaign fund
A rush hour subway incident ends with a business girl finding a roll of 30 dollars in her pocket along with a dime. She counts the cash, keeps it, and donates the tainted windfall to her college campaign fund, hoping it will be accepted despite questions of origin.
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New York Sun
Woman Bird Surgeon in New York Treats 700 Birds
Miss Virginia Pope is the world’s only woman bird surgeon based in New York. She treats bird ailments and at night attends patients, also runs a bird boarding house for 700 canaries and other pets. Her aim is a large three floor bird hospital with basement, as crowds often fill her current space.
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Virginia Pope
New York
Miss Pope
Figs Flourish in Poor Italian Soil Says Consul
Consul Homer M. Byington of Naples notes figs are an important industry in southern Italy for local use and export. Fresh figs feed the poor during season, dried figs store for long periods, and trees grow on land too poor for other crops. Landowners contract with farmers to plant figs on waste land, taking the crop for years before returning land productive.
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Homer M. Byington
Naples
Italy
Sol
Protecting the Pole At A Sharp Curve
Carelessness of drivers at a road curve between Chicago and Valparaiso caused repeated crashes. Five accidents in one month shattered poles. after replacements and reinforcements a large sign declared Nearest hospital twenty miles Go slow, per Indianapolis News.
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Chicago
Valparaiso
Indianapolis News
Greybull valley emerges as major winter feed hub
Winter drives herds into the Greybull valley for hay and feed, with the region becoming a premier western feeding area. Local farming yields ample hay and feeds, attracting stockmen from diverse regions and suggesting future contracts will secure surplus feed before winter.
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Greybull
Notice of Estray Sale in Basin Wyoming
Town Marshal of Basin Big Holm County Wyoming has impounded a 900 pound old bay pony with left shoulder brand. The pony will be sold at public auction at the Scoville Livery barn Basin Wyoming on February 11 1922 at 2 oclock in the afternoon to satisfy impounding charges.
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Bas'n
Big Holm County
Wyoming
Scoville Livery Barn
Basin Wyoming
Notice for Proving Will of William Croster Deceased
In Big Horn County Wyoming the 5th Judicial District Court sets February 18 1922 at 2 PM in the Courtroom to prove the will of William Croster deceased and hear Jennie C Croster as executrix petition for Letters Testamentary. Interested parties may appear to contest as required by law. The filing clerk is John L. Landfair and attorney R B Landfair.
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William Crosier
Said
Big Horn
William Croster
Jennie C. Croster
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Beal
John L. Landfair
R. B. Landfair
Hoosier
Basin
W. H. May
Secy
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