Local fair attracts many visitors from nearby towns
Philip Bollett attended the fair on Wednesday as did R. Boylan and family from Shell Olin and Lon Crandall from Cloverly Mrs Mary Mead from Greybull and W B Sleeper from Worland were among those visiting. Nina Feghi from Burlington called on Wednesday and several others from Kirby Cowley Tenshep and Hyattsville also visited. Dr B F Davis state veterinarian assisted with the fair and local distributors advertised Hamm's whiskey and various wines at Capital Bar Burgundy wines and White Rock water mentioned.
Town Visitors and Fair Attendees Listed From Week
Billy Woods and several locals visited for the fair this week including Percy Saban from Trappe, Henry Punch from Otto, G. M. Tatlon and Chas Wise of Ralrden, and County Surveyor C. W. Atherly who left for Cody on business. Hob Gamen from Meeteetse arrived with horses for relay races, while Don Spalding of Billings came to enjoy the fair and meet his brother Paxton Spalding. In cattle market notes, beef prices rise with strong profits. industry leaders predict high cattle prices will persist given rising beef demand and breeding sales.
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Hob Gamen
Meeteetse
Don Spalding
Billings
Paxton Spalding
Beliv
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
One Word She Could Say
An earnest London slum worker records her patient efforts to improve Blanche's accent for a future on the stage. In a rare moment of ridicule the child retorts I can say fule showing the stubborn simplicity of speech and the worker's gentle resolve.
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London
Blanche
Roman hypo caust heating system described in England
An archaeological find details a Roman house using hypo caust heating. The basement served as a central furnace with flues built into the walls. A wood fire burned in the basement and fuel was fed from an outside annex through an arched wall opening.
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England
Sizing Him Up in Youth Portraits of Character
A fragment examining how calling a young man honest or competent shapes his self view. The piece suggests praise inflates ego and signals perceived judgment, noting a confident display when praised as perceptive. The tone hints at a social observation on masculine self esteem.
Reason for Superiority in Domestication Mastery
The text argues that domestication of animals and pedosteals aligns with Babylonian and Chinese practices, presenting a reason for ancient world dominance in mastering nature. It emphasizes comparative advantages in early agricultural and technological developments across civilizations.
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Babylonia
China
Opulent Bard Comment Sparks Fashion Post Debate
Vague remarks about a writer's wife being well dressed trigger a discussion on money and poetry. The scene centers on a controversial post and public reaction. No clear names or places are discernible in the fragment.
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Post
Theo Ring
Nason
Lfme
Cobbler Honors Lost Sweetheart With Marble Rose
Wm Rannella and son of Paint Rock attended the fair this week. In Zurich Switzerland a cobbler who mourned his sweetheart apprenticed to a stone-cutter for fourteen months to carve a blessed rose on a grave slab and inscribe Such was She. He then returned to repairing shoes in his former trade.
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Wm. Rannella
Paint Rock
Zurich
Switserland
What the Eyebrows Tell Us
There is more character in the eye brows than one would suppose. If they are very much arched they denote a weak changeable nature. Eye brows that meet signify bad temper and jealousy. If they are well apart they indicate good tempered. Darker than the hair signals passion but inconstant in love. Lighter brows reveal a weak disposition.
Town crier defies lord by shouting from waves at Folkestone
In Folkestone England a town crier defied the local lord who bans loud beach announcements. He bought a boat and megaphone and now shouts from the wave crest to effect his proclamations for the gathered crowd on the shore.
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Folkestone
England
Honing Razors and Cuttlefish Paper Claim
A magazine note states that cuttlefish paper provides rapid honing for razors and surgical instruments. The paper, designed for dentists to polish gold fillings, is coated with an exceptionally fine abrasive material.
Political Jobs Talk and a Ghost Walk
A garbled column mixes political rumor and fringe news. It notes candidates for Congress in Kansas and California, a South Carolina governor overruling the court, New York City mayoral tensions, betting on Tammany, and a graft probe involving Norman Mack. It also reports a mammoth fossil digesting its last meal in Paris, its stomach contents revealing ancient flora, and the specimen transported 1800 miles by dog sled before display. The piece blends sensational politics with paleontological marvels and travel challenges.
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Btenbech Fermor
Great Lyakeraky
New Siberia
Matural History Museum
Paris
Humility Firet and the Call to Silent Reform
A compact quotation emphasizes humble unseen labor to check corruption by personal example before pursuing overt moral influence. It cites Alecenter Molarea urging restraint and patience as a path to righteousness and public good.
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Christ
Alecenter Molarea
Cheerful Men Succeed and Inspire Joy
A fragmentary reflection notes cheerful men achieving success through simple acts and positive outlooks. The brief mentions a man seen succeeding and the impact of cheerfulness on life and work, suggesting a moral about attitude.
Marble Speech by Rodin Touches Ancient Masters
Rodin remarks on antique masterpieces saying they speak louder to him and move him deeply. He hopes the new century will reverently regard these marvels and let their heritage influence the present era.
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Rodin
Dave Allen of Palot Hock Attends Fall Event
Dave Allen of Palot Hock attended the fall event this week, tying into local community activities and noting participation by residents in the season’s schedule.
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Dave Allen
Palot Hock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logal
Philip Bollett
R. Boylan
Family of
Shell
Olin
Lon Crandall
Cloverly
Marry Mead of
Greybull
W. B. Sleeper
Worland
Nina Feghi
Burlington
H. Perry
Antlers Hotel
Hi.n. Carstensen
Hyattville
George Townsend
Man@vreen
F. Lempman
Ed Sheldon
Bliell
Daddy McKay
Uck Pond Association
Re. J. C. Norrin
A. Johnson
Kirby
G. A. Mann
Cowley
G A. Sutherland
Jim Richard
B. F. Davis
Hamm
Joel B. Frazier
Capital Bar
Mary Marshall
Cody
C. W. Atherly
Burgundy
Capital Gar
Billy Woods
Dillings Horse
Percy Saban
Trappe
Henry Punch
Otto
G. M. Tatlon
Chas. Wise of
Ralrden
Big Horn Basin
Hart Selfiner & Marz
Tiger
Sterson
Racine
Ameri
Johnson-Pease Company
Harvey
Kansas
Frank J. Heney
Pacific Coast
United States
California
Supreme Court of
South Carolina
Blease
Gay
Tammany
New York City
Gaynor
Fusion Mchet
John Purrow Mitché
Oids
Fing
Sulzer
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Diz
Mack
Harvey Hurst
Mandergons
WISE
Rexall Store
Fountbeunst
John Whitey & Wife
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