A Hunted Kitten at Lunch with Two Lords
Violet Heritage, a hungry actress, sits with Lord Elstrie and his secretary Harry Carter as Hermione Yardley disrupts their luncheon. Violet reveals a backstory of shipwrecks and struggle, seeking work while two charming, roguish men discuss favors, debts, and possible introductions as the scene tightens around a perilous social deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Elstrie
Tony
Harry
Josef
Lord Elstine
Violet
Paradise
Clematis
Peacher
Lord Elstiie
Hermione
Hermione Yardley
Beauty
Matey
Miss Yardley
Hades
Lord Elstric
Harry Carter
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State files brief in Clark inheritance tax case
The state submits a district court brief in Silver Bow County over the inheritance tax due from W. A. Clark estate. Executors seek deduction of federal inheritance tax from the state tax and argue adoption of George John Pale should be completed. The board of equalization disagrees and sets the tax at 1,268,687 while executors claim 675,664.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Silver Bow County
W. A. Clark
State Board of Equalization
George John Pale
Clark
Board of Equalization
Feeding Stock Plan Urges Preservation for National Welfare
State veterinarian Dr. W. J. Butler told Governor Holt that preserving basic feeding stock is vital. He urges conserving corn for forage, farmers buying cattle and ewes as breeding stock, federal purchase of high protein concentrates, Canadian feeding stock shipments if rail rates stay high, and processing sheep carcasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
W. J. Butler
Dreuth Relief
Canada
Ranch Water Plans Could Let Farmers Improve Land
Governor Holt expresses hope Washington will approve a plan allowing ranchers and farmers to undertake water improvements on their own land with payment from the Works Progress Administration. The current rule requires improvements on public land making them public when finished. Jethro Wood, inventor of the plow in 1814, carved a miniature model from a potato after many trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Washington
Works Progress Administration
Jethro Wood
Epaulettes and Shoulder Marks Through Naval History
Epaulettes and shoulder marks worn by naval officers recall a time when soldiers wore metal plates on their shoulders to guard against saber cuts. The ornaments survived long after armor faded, signaling rank and naval identity through eras.
Irish "Game Hog" Stirred Indians in Montana
In 1854 Sir George Gore led a 40-man expedition through the Yellowstone and Tongue river regions chasing vast game in Colorado-like fashion. The Irish nobleman, guided by Jim Bridger, provoked Crow Indians and Major Culbertson, sparking near duel tensions and a large-scale slaughter that fueled a mass departure by Gore and many followers by spring 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Sir George Gore
Rocky Mountain
Mountain
Jim Bridger
Daniel Boone
Rockies
Sir George
St. Louis
Fort Laramie
Platte River
Powder River
Yellowstone
Tongue River
Wolf Mountain
Crow Camp
Fort Union
Alexander Culbertson
American Fur Co
Unien
Upper
Missouri
Indian Affairs
Forts Union
Berthold
Replica of Noted Hoffman House Bar Still Stands
Montana's Diamond Jim film scenes echoed an authentic recreation built in Anaconda by Marcus Daly in 1888. Daly created a full Hoffman House style bar in the Montana hotel using Philippine mahogany and a nine foot mosaic of Tamany the racehorse, a lasting tribute to bygone era sport and copper wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Anaconda
Daly
Hoffman House
New York City
Marcus Daly
Body Weight Loss Rate from Moisture Evaporates Daily
A historical note states that the average person loses about one pound every eight hours through evaporation of moisture from the lungs and skin and through physical exertion, reflecting early understandings of dehydration and metabolism.
Vitamin D Levels in Milk Boosted by Irradiated Yeast Feed
Findings show feeding cows irradiated yeast and similar vitamin D rich feeds increases milk vitamin D content up to thirty times, from baseline levels around fifteen times higher with the enhanced diet.
Evidence of pre Ice Age human life found in America
Archaeologists report findings suggesting humans inhabited parts of America before the last Ice Age. The discoveries include tools and footprints indicating practice and presence across ancient landscapes. Researchers discuss dating methods and potential implications for migration timelines and cultural development.
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Butte
Gooding College
Gooding, Idaho
Lewis & Walker
N. Wyoming
M I
Clyde Park
Thomas W. Lowe
Moore
Fort Peck Project
Box 521
Fort Peck
Mont
Phyllis Nelson
Bellefontaine
Kansas City
Teachers’ Agency
E. L. Huff Teachers’ Agency
Missoula Montana
Pacific Stamp Works
Sprague Ave
Spokane
Wash
Helena Stamp Works
Helena
C. E. Christopherson
Edinburg
N. C
C. Morgan
Missoula
C. M. Douglas
Fort Plain
N. Y
Arthur C. Anderson
Columbus
Pleasant Valley
Marion
Rathdrum Prairie
Gridley Investment CO
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Powell County
Ovando
Maudlow
Gallatin County
Sweet Grass
Conrad Kohrs
Fort Peckham
Glasgow Courier
Glasgow
Flathead Lakeshore
Polson
Barbara Werner
Sperry
Grus
J. Sperry CO
Bionx Falls
8. D
Essex Car
R. J. Little
Buffalo
Minn
Partners Serum & Supply Co
Dept. 19
West
B. C. White
Alaska Junk Co., Inc
Century Photo Service
LaCrosse
Wis
KODAK
Northwestern Foto Service
Mendon
N. D
Northwest Photo Service
Farxo, N. D
Poultry Ee
Nystrand Poultry CO
Schoeck Diesel Training Division
Harley-Davidsons
Bicycles
Pants Repairs
Blasius, Inc
Idaho Falls
Daho
Auto Parts Auto Parts Co
Parma Water Lifter Co
Parme
MM. A
Berta Ruck
Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, Incorporated
British Columbia
Violet Heritage
Mortnam’s
Ritz
London
Mick Drury
Mr. Drury
George Gore
Wilds
Major Alexander Culbertson
Golden Goddess
Frank Hawks
Jerry
Janet
AIR Hawks Club
Nouoer
Oung Frien
Roert Stern
Jed the
Safari
Hunter
Sir Robert
Swana
Buana
Bwana Stern
Scott
Franklock
Shes White
Post
General Foods
Frank
AIR Hawks
Battle Creek
Mich
Hawks
U.S. A
America
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