Poultry Demand and Life After Death Claims
Poultry firms in Montana and Washington seek customers for chickens eggs and turkeys urging top prices and prompt returns. A sensational Life After Death advertisement from The Merrick Laboratories promises renewed vitality and youth with a method endorsed by physicians.
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Nybstrand Poultry CO
Butte
Montana
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Butte, Mont
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A Woman and a Man Face a World Apart in Washington
In Washington Alicia Willoughby and Wayne Putnam confront an unsupported romance amid public duty and social reform ideas. Their uneasy evening at Joe’s Hole in the Wall exposes age, independence, and the lure of partnership versus marriage.
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Washington
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Mrs. Willoughby
Wayne Putnam
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Alicia
Wayne
Eve
Lost Gold Dust Is Still Missing in Missouri River
Narrative recounts the 1865 Missouri River treasure loss of half a million dollars in gold dust and nuggets from a scow sunk after a battle with Sioux. Frenchman Pierre Lavalle, Richard Pope, and J. D. Emerson pursued the hoard to Fort Rice, but decades later the treasure remains undiscovered along a sandy river flat near the old wreck site.
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Missouri River
Missouri
Virginia City
Fort Benton
Fort Rice
Pierre Lavalle
Richard Pope
Lavalle
Rice
Pope
J. D. Emerson
Ohio
Emerson
Omaha
Progress Chart in Okolona City Square
Okolona Mississippi displays a Progress Chart in the city square where each square marks a local goal and the mayor’s square turns red when a goal is reached. The device serves as a public accountability marker for civic projects and hopes to engage residents in progress tracking.
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Okolona
Miss
1923 Accident Victim Passes
Emory H. Maury, 32, died at Lewistown from injuries suffered in a May 26 1923 auto crash that caused nearly total paralysis from the waist down. He remained an invalid since the accident and had periods of improvement with treatment.
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Emory H. Maury
Lewistown
Anaconda Man Killed in Hit and Run
John F. Ragan of Anaconda, 65, was killed instantly when struck by an unidentified automobile. He was carried about 60 feet before the car halted and officers began a search for a 1935 model vehicle missing a headlight.
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John F. Ragan
Anaconda
Ragan
Nighttime wonders and oddities from distant lands
Natives in India carry flash lights for protection at night to scare wild beasts. Prattville Alabama boasts more than 400 overflowing wells. A hypothetical in Fenssyvena imagines robins per acre requiring 3000 tons of insects daily. Tulips may open at night under artificial light.
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India
Prattville
Ala
Fountain City of the World
Fenssyvena
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