New Year brings reconciliation for Helen and Jack Thorpe
In a Surrey cottage, Helen Thorpe confronts her husband Jack after six months apart. A tense reunion turns to tenderness as they recall their quarrels and vow happiness in the new year. The couple resolves to be devoted, ending with a hopeful promise for 1826.
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Mrs. Thorpe
Jack Thorpe
Helen
Thorpes
Surrey
Red House
London
Thorpe
Hillcrest
Red
Scott
Jack
Jack Thorne
Sand
Western Newspaper Union
Remembering a Year of Lives and Hope in The Happy New Year
In a reflective tale set at New Year, Chubby questions why the ancient one looks aged after a single year of life, while the elder explains he has lived a million lives through the joys and sorrows of people worldwide. The lesson: aspirations and impact matter more than visible success as Chubby steps into his own new year.
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Chubby
Helen Danvers
Robert Danvers
Hilda
Daddy
Western Newspaper Union
Last Year's Resolution Takes Flight On New Year
A whimsical tale follows Last Year's Resolution as he laments aging and loss of vigor among ideas. He answers a professor caller’s plea at New Year, promises to support the creator, and vanishes at the stroke of twelve as the year begins.
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Western Newspaper Union
The New Year Ahead Poised with Unopened Gifts
Poetic excerpt by Horatio Nelson Powers in the Missionary Review of the World likens the new year to a bower with unread books and unharvested fruit. It speaks of untrodden paths, a heart’s perfumes, a fountain unsealed, and a casket of gifts concealed, inviting reflection beyond tomorrow.
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Horatio Nelson Powers
The
Missionary Review of the World
Red Letter Days and Mottoes at Manning Bros Mercantile
Max King visits Manning Bros Mercantile and stumbles on a calendar titled Red Letter Days. The firm uses daily slogans to curb failures and guide success, with examples like Never Too Old to Learn Day and various task reminders. The interview highlights how small daily prompts shape big outcomes.
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AX King
Manning Bros. Mercantile Company
Walter Manning
Max
Max King
Western Newspaper Union
Supreme Court Renews Transcripts Rules With March 1 Start
The Montana Supreme Court issued changes to its appeal transcript and brief filing rules to take effect March 1 1926. Key edits require ten printed briefs with transcripts for appeals and limit printed transcripts in civil cases unless the record exceeds 100 pages. The court tightens rulings on useless matter and penalties for violations.
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Helena
State Supreme Court
Brakes Called On Prohibition Agents After Mayflower Case
Treasury official warns agents to curb reckless spending in bootleg inquiries and to avoid entrapment defenses. Mayflower hotel incident cited as object lesson. future cases will face severe discipline and possible dismissal for improper use of public funds.
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Washington
Prohibition
Mayflower
Andrews
Treasury Department
Eight Men Convicted Of Booze Robberies
Eight men convicted on conspiracy to raid the Jack Daniel distillery in St. Louis of 10 000 gallons of whisky await sentence December 30 in federal court. Bonds range from 5 000 to 10 000 dollars. five defendants remain jailed in Indianapolis. Notables among the defendants include Arnold Hellmsche Nat Goldstein Senator Michael J Kinney and William Kinney Michael Whalen and others from St. Louis and Cincinnati. The maximum penalty is two years in prison and a 10 000 dollar fine.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Daniel
St. Louis
Arnold Hellmsche
Internal Revenue Collector
Missouri
Nat Goldstein
St. Louis County
Michael J. Kinney
William
Michael J. Whalen
William Lucking
George L. Landon
Cincinnati
Monument to Adam and Eve Records Amid Personal Tribute
In Greenville South Carolina Robert M Quillen dedicates a sun dial monument to Adam the first man on the Brady estate Bowleys Lane in 1900. John B Brady recalled by obituary memorials before his own death. He later added a second monument honoring the United States Constitution.
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Baltimore
John
B. Brady
Adam
Greenville
Brady
Bowley’s Lane
Philadelphia Road
Mr. Brady
Shakespeare
United States
Terms of Court and Naturalization Dates in Montana District 1926
Legal notice lists court term dates for Park Sweet Grass and Stillwater counties in 1926 plus final hearing dates for naturalization in Livingston Big Timber and Columbus. Also covers Law and Motion Days and publication dates. Then a separate sheriff sale notice for the US Building & Loan sale of property in Big Timber, Sweet Grass County.
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Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Park County
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Livingston
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Stillwater County
Columbus
Law and Motion
J. Miller
George R. Perry
Esther G. Perry
Ralph S. Jarrett
Lloyd S. Severance
State of
Towit
Boulder
City of
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Marion Rreaganee
Thomas
Wanorn Newspaper Union
Gertrude Walton
Kath Fdelman
Supreme Court
James H. Wad
Adams
Sheriff's Sale
United States Building & Loan Association
Montana Corporation
Ed Brannin
Frank Whitsel
Professional Directory
J. W. Church
Masonic Building
Mont
A. P. O’leary
Big Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
Block
DR. M W. Barr
Big Timber, Montana
Chas, Bryan
McLeod Street
Forsythe & Payne
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