Glorious Victory in Elections Across Nation
The piece celebrates Republican gains taking control of both houses, accusing President Wilson of partisan overreach and predicting Republican‑led postwar policy. It notes alleged peace commission talk, wartime blunders, and a shift in sentiment as Republicans claim victory and Democrats face surrender signals from the enemy.
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House
Senate
Congress
Wilson
Bryan
Peace Commission
Bunch Visits Town Then Heads To Nowood Ranch
J. Henry Bunch, recently at the Booth ranch above Hyattville, spent several days in town visiting friends before leaving Sunday for the Marvey Hurst ranch on the Nowood to spend the winter.
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J. Henry Bunch
Booth Ranch
Hyattville
Marvey Hurst
Nowood
Hyde buys Pease residence in upcoming California move
M Hyde has purchased the fine home of W E Pease who expects to leave shortly for California. The transfer confirms Hyde as new owner while Pease prepares for his journey southward.
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M. Hyde
W. 8. Pease
California
Pease Couple Celebrate 10th Wedding Anniversary
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Ww S Pease celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs T 8 Arm strong C Clymer Bert Burchess T K Bishop Thos M Hyde and E F Peterson. The evening featured card games and a late midnight lunch.
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Ww. S. Pease
T. 8. Armstrong
C. Clymer
Bert Burchess
T. K. Bishop
Thos. M. Hyde
E. F. Peterson
Rhodes thanks voters for support as county treasurer
Magie V. Rhodes extends sincere thanks to friends across the county for their backing in the election and pledges to run the county treasurer’s office with diligence to merit continued patronage.
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Magie V. Rhodes
Mrs West Entertained Honor of Missoula Guest
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. R. Lb. West hosted a small gathering in honor of her sister Mrs. Gantt of Missoula. Attending besides the honoree were presdames Thos Hyde W. B. Pease Joseph Crawshaw T. K. Bishop R. R. Denny T B Armstrong Guy Brill E. F. Peterson and C. Clymer.
Schools Remain Closed Statewide Quarantine Prolonged
Dr H T Harris says Washington authorities will not lift the quarantine soon and the entire state will end the quarantine at once. Schools stay closed until all danger from the epidemic has passed.
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H. T. Harris
Washington
Dinner honoring Crawshaw parents of Mrs Pease
Mr and Mrs T K Armstrong hosted Friday dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Joseph Crawshaw, the parents of Mrs W S Pease. Guests included Mr and Mrs W S Pease and Mr and Mrs T K Bishop.
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T. K. Armstrong
Joseph Crawshaw
W. S. Pease
T. K. Bishop
Mrs. Bishop Hosts Afternoon in Honor of Mrs Crawshaw
Saturday afternoon Mrs. T. K. Bishop entertained a few friends in honor of Mrs. Joseph Crawshaw. Those present included Mesdames W. S. Pease, Thos. M. Hyde, R. B. West, Gantt, C. Clymer, E. F. Peterson, T. B. Armstrong and Bert Burchess.
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T. K. Bishop
Joseph Crawshaw
Pease
Thos. M. Hyde
R. B. West
Gantt
C. Clymer
E. F. Peterson
T. 8. Armstrong
Bert Burchess
Guests in Greybull Celebrate Double Birthday
Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Armstrong were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Hepburn in Greybull. The occasion marked the birthday of both Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Hepburn.
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T. S. Armstrong
Frank A. Hepburn
Greybull
Armstrong
Mr. Hepburn
Red Cross Seeks One Thousand Bandages by December
The local Red Cross chapter urges volunteers to prepare one thousand bandages by December 1. All willing are invited to the Red Cross room to help produce the supplies.
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Red Cross
Overeating Said to Drive Ills in Humans and Parrots
A Farm and Home writer argues that overeating, not just improper foods, taxes digestion and fosters obesity, gout, and other diseases, while noting the parrot’s unique use of claws to handle food and its evolving speech-like abilities.
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Bright
Animal Kingdom
Proper Division Of Time
A Boston Post editorial argues a balanced life: eight hours each for sleep work and recreation. It warns against excess in any area, noting too much sleep leads to idleness, too much recreation breeds stagnation, and too much work breaks the body. The path to success is steady industry and using working hours efficiently.
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Foston
Bucks for Sale and Local Business Notes
Advertisement lists 65 two year old thoroughbred Cotts wold bucks for sale at 30 dollars each, seller J. H. Montgomery Basin Wyoming. Also notes Attorney C. A. Zaring operated in Denver this week. Republican for job printing. Quote on combining means and conceptions by Colton.
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C. A. Zaring
Denver
A Stumped Detective by Ezra Haskins in New England
Constable Ezra Haskins, proud of his detective persona, believes in his Holmes inspired deductive power. He declares a case solved by tracing prints to a stump where only horse tracks remain, prompting a sharper puzzle for his assistants.
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Ezra Haskins
New England
Sherlock Holmes
Ezra
Stages of Religion From Cradle To Adult Life
Doctor Hall argues that religion begins in infancy through mother child sympathy and security, expands with wonder at the universe, and grows through training in obedience. The mother should understand what a child's religion consists of and how it differs from adult faith.
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Doctor Hall
Influence of Parents on a Child’s Moral Strength
A reflection on how devoted parents awaken a child’s idea of goodness and willpower, shaping him to resist temptation. The text likens this to guiding a future Napoleon in shaping world events.
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Channing
Billy's Bold Note Dismissed In Yard Tale
A child named Billy recalls delivering a note to a nearby shop for a scream but returns with cracker jack and gum. His mother sternly asks if he gave the note to the man, and Billy stubbornly replies he read the note himself and did not hand it over.
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Billy
Ancient tipping habit traced to 1785 in inns
The Dundee Advertiser notes London Hairdressers' Association efforts to abolish tipping could delight many while upsetting profiteers. It recalls tipping as an old custom dating to 1785 when travelers paid multiple tips to waiter hostler and others for meals and lodging, totaling about five shillings per day.
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London
Restrictions on Indian Press Under British Rule
The text notes that no Indian newspaper or press can operate without a 5000 rupee loyalty bond to the British government and that violations lead to confiscation, suppression, jail for editors, and punitive action against writers. It cites police searches of J C Bose and public speaking bans on Rabindranath Tagore.
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India
J. C. Bose
Rabindranath Tagore
Calcutta
Am Chandra
Molasses Links Inexpensive Alcohol To Gingerbread Paste
The text notes a connection between molasses and gingerbread via a 13 inch li and mentions blackstrap molasses seen in lumber camps. It reports alcohol production using molasses as a cheaper ingredient than corn with Louisiana blackstrap supplying a slow flowing component. Prices have quadrupled in two years due to its success in industrial use.
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Manufacra
Louisiana
Ingenious Professor Adapts Mower into Mobile Sprinkler
A western university professor devises a wheeled sprinkler by mounting a long crossbar device on a dismantled lawn mower after removing blades. The unit moves across the lawn, delivering water without the operator needing to walk behind the spray, reducing the need to turn water on and off.
All Sales Postponed Announced by Auctioneer
Col Dan Rogers announces all sales postponed due to the flu. Lost Tuesday Sept 17 between Basin and Five Mile a demountable rim with flat casing and tube size 80x3 percent. Reward for return. Dr M H Smith. 820 tf.
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Dan Rogers
Basin
Five Mile
M. H. Smith
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