Curfew Ends in Livingston After Copeland's Campaign
A historical tale from Livingston recounts Copeland's long battle against a nightly curfew. He lobbied city fathers, faced mockery, and finally saw the curfew lifted from Mt Baldy as residents rejoiced and children slept peacefully afterward.
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Livingston
Copeland Burg
Copeland Long
Copeland
Charley
Chop Suey Inn
Habein
Burg
Mt. Baldy
Alcoholism and Auto Accidents Rise in 1922 Mortality
Peoria Journal-Transcript notes insurance statistics show nine months of 1922 bring higher deaths from alcoholism than all of 1921, with auto fatalities rising among white policy holders. The piece urges stronger dry-law enforcement and better driving habits to reduce deaths.
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Peoria Journal-Transcript
Public Health Boards
Montana Auto Boom In Lean Years Disputed
In a Chateau Acantha reflection, Montana’s 1920s auto growth is noted as a surprising glow amid hard times. Officials report 65 000 license plates issued this year, up from prior years, with roughly 50 000 passenger cars in use, equating to about one car per eleven residents. The piece calls passenger cars luxuries and compares prosperity to a parched, lean era, closing with a wary quip about the state’s poverty.
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Chateau Acantha
Montana
Secretary of State
Stewart
Motor Vehicle Department
A Worthy Tribute to Frank Conley at Deer Lodge
Friends of Frank Conley gathered in Deer Lodge Saturday evening to express esteem and confidence after political attacks. They praised his integrity, celebrated a favorable court outcome, and reaffirmed public support for his public service and future.
Melville Socials And Notices From Thirteen Years Ago
County Commissioner Rye visits Melville business week. W F Shallock to wed Miss Caroline Tronrud tomorrow evening in Melville. James Rease, 17, dies November 20 from scarlet fever. Fire department offers Audi torium Christmas Eve chance. A social at Mr George Reynolds home Friday night December 17. Free sleigh rides start at Dr Claiborn's at 7 PM. George M Briner mourns lost horse after a stable accident on a snowy day. District court term ends. Judge Henry to convene Monday December 13 with light docket.
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Rye
Melville
W. F. Shallock
Caroline Tronrud
James Rease
Robert Guthrie
Grey Cliff
Fire Department
George Reynolds
International Livestock Exposition Largest Event in Years
The twenty third annual International Livestock Exposition opened at Union Stock Yards Chicago with about 10 000 head of cattle horses sheep and hogs from across the United States Canada and Europe. The event features Chicago night horse show and various regional breed competitions drawing entrants from Minnesota Maryland Nebraska and beyond.
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Chicago
Union
Vicinity
Minnesota
Atlantic
Pacific
Maryland
Nebraska
Lulu Mayflower
Heifer
Subbrrland
Alberta Nadian
Eid
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Big Timber Pioneer
Big Timber
Jerome Williams
Sweet Grass County
the American Press. Association
Pioneer
Scandinavian
Big Timber, Montana
Billings
Kellogg’s
Abe
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