They Are Chosen for Sweet Grass County Officers
A Montana convention selects nominees and officers for the proposed Sweet Grass county. R B Dunham presides. E O Clark becomes secretary. Ballots choose Harrison for Sheriff, Clark for Clerk, Skillman for District Court Clerk, Fox for County Attorney, Olmstead for Supt. of Public Instruction, and Ellingson for Assessor, among others.
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Sweet Grass
Warrens
Montana
Willy Cause
Sweet’ Grass County
Logan
Clark
H. Bliss
J. A. Hall
S. Jarrett
T. Gordon
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Skillman
O. M. Hatch
A. G. Hatch
Sydney Fox
FH. Bliss
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O. M. Lanphear
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Chas. Hathaway
Harvey Bliss
C.T. Busha
W G. Strong
J. M. Dodge
IH. Bliss
Mr. Strong
Geo. F. Hudson
R. B. Dunham
Dunham
H.o.kellogg
R. B.briggs Hi. Bliss
W. P. Franklin
J.A. Hall
A. C. Logan
J. Ley
J. W. Bailey
P. O. Fallang
R. B. Dupham
W. F. McLeod
C. O. Hathaway
G. A. Leasley
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Central Committee
N. Budd
Hall
Budd
Bliss
Pulatnick
Hail
Big Timber
Geo. M. Hatch
Melville
McLeod
Blakes
Grey Cliff
W. C. McCall
Duck Creek
J. N. Kelly
Independence
G. F. Hudson
Wright Creek
White Beaver
S. B. Roberts
Upper Stillwater
J. Lyon
Howie
W. L Shanks
Mr. Logan
E. O. Clark
Sweet Grass County
Bookbinding through the ages and early printing history
The article surveys the evolution of bookbinding and printing from 1841 rubber backings to vulcanized stamps in 1869, notes Alsop’s Fables of 1484, and cites Chinese printing by 593 and Scottish printing by 1509. It recalls oriental bindings influencing European craft, brittle payyrus manuscripts, Athens bookshops, monastic copying errors, and the binders glue innovator Phillatius.
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Alsop
Caxton
Scotland
Athens
Demosthenes
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Fall Fashion Forecast Highlights Corsets Capes and Belts
The Brooklyn Eagle reports fall and winter trends with double breasted jackets and capes dominating the scene. Corsets shift to loose across the chest and tightly laced at the waist, while gloves match sleeve edges. Leather belts fade as ribbons and velvet cling.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Diary Notes From Rev Emerson Conway 1799 1800
Journal entries record dates in 1800 with details of social events and payments. Jan 1 mentions arrival of guests and a wedding fee of 1.25 dollars and gifts including cheese about 1 dollar. Later entries show rum purchases and costs, hog slaughter expense, cider storage valued at 32 dollars, and a sermon on the Lord's Day titled How are the mighty fallen. The notes appear in North Adams Democrat.
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Milketer
Emerson
Conway
Fee
Deacon
Bardwell
Williams
North Adam
Berlin Public Kitchens Inaugurated By Han Morgenstein
A German woman named Han Morgenstein opened a public kitchen for workers in 1866. The project aims to feed 390 to 400 people daily with warm dining rooms and daily papers. Each kitchen is run by a local committee under a central council, with cooks arriving by six. The scheme began with a subscription of 8,250 to fund it and build reserves.
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Berlin
Han Morgenstein
Berlin Workman Lunches Highlight Budget and Wages
A late Nineteenth Century account notes a fund set aside to expand kits and fair wages enabling pensions for retired workers. Berlin restaurants offer meals for 8 to 6 cents with a four cent dinner including soup vegetables pudding and bread selling for a bit over one quarter of a cent more.
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Berlin
Cruel weed strangler plant studied in tropical America
A Canadian Institute article discusses Physianthus albens, a cannibalistic plant called the cruel weed or strangler. Its five pairs of jawed petals trap insects, holding them until they die, and it belongs to the milkweed family. The piece references a St Louis Republic handbook article for more details.
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Canadian Institute
America
Con’s “Handbook of Plants
St. Louis Republic
Talkativeness and Divorce In Japan
A controversial summary notes Mr Hanniker Heaton’s claim that in Japan a man may divorce his wife for talking too much. The piece asserts Japanese women are notably talkative and that divorces are common, contrasting laws in Thibet and Melbourne with various marital norms.
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Japan
Hanniker Heaton
Melbourne
Camel Race Finishes With Neck-and-Neck Dash
The London Telegraph reports a dramatic camel race finish where three camels raced neck and neck for a hundred yards to the post. Riders clung to the animals amid wild motion as the ship of the desert flexed its power under full sail. Newark street summaries note city debts in the tens of millions for New York Chicago Philadelphia and others.
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Desert
Saal
Alish
London Telegraph
The Squirrel Monkey Description
The red backed teetoe or squirrel monkey is praised as the most beautiful in form and color among American monkeys, a vivid note on its appearance and charm.
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R.B. Dunham
A. G. Keller
J.M. Dodge
F. Irvine
F. Mijelde
F. Polutoick
H. G. Lyon
James Vestal
H. O. Kellogg
HH. Bliss
Co. T. Busha
C. S. Walbridge
M’leod
G. A. Leasby
G. W. Baker
Jake L. DeHart
C. A. Gillette
James Blackburn
Blake's
A. J. Bryant
John Blake
Wa. Ryan
W. G. Strong
John Rye
BL. O. Forsythe
J. M. Dahl
Tienry Lamb
Henry Ellingson
Jos. Keeney
W. A. Harrison, W. L. Shanks, B. L. Ryan
J. Lyons
G. Emery
T. C. McCall
A.C. Logan, J. N. Kelly
Spencer Jarrett
Committee On Credentials
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
Reading
E. O. Clark Rmanent
Committee On Resolutions
Sweet Grass County Club
County Central Committee
W. A. Harrison
Harrison
Sheriff
Jake W DeHart
P.O. Fallang
Chas. H. Hathaway
DeHart
Ssaekt
Roberts
Hee
Hathaway
Loasby
Kelly
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Lo Kelly
J. L. DeHart
W.P. Franklin
John W. Hart
Ellingson
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Ceeceas Wigeepaapen
Buimgson
W.A. Harrison
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J.W. Bailey
Fashion Plate
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