Death of J M Rapelje and his Northern Pacific leadership
J M Rapelje who served as general manager of the Northern Pacific railway is described as the most capable man in that role by his successor. He lived in Livingston and maintained a home there while guiding maintenance and operation until his death. His family integrated into local life, with children attending Livingston schools and forming lasting local ties.
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George Slade
John M. Rapelje
Northern Pacific Railway
J. M. Rapelje
Livingston
Coal That Burns Clean With Little Ash Delightful to Housewives
The report praises a coal praised for clean burning and minimal ash, noting its appeal to household users. It highlights reduced mess and easier maintenance for home heating and cooking.
No Ash in Firebox With Original Owl Creek
The article notes that habitual clinker and ash buildup in range fire boxes caused heat near the lids and hindered oven baking. After using Original Owl Creek, users report no ash at all, an agreeable surprise for those who have not tried it yet.
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Owl Creek
Murder trial testimony details Plaggerman and Berger
Testimony recounts witnesses from Cort hotel and surrounding towns about threats and confrontations between Plaggerman and Berger. Jury heard cross examinations on dates in late 1924, Berger’s parole status, and alleged statements about intent to kill.
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Alfred Hermanson
Cort Hotel
Berger
Plaggerman
Salesville
Gallatin County
Jake
Harvey Cort
Belgrade
Frank Weipert
Harold Steinert
Pete Schiltz
Walter Blake
Sd Brannin
Plaggerman House
Peter Schiltz
Gibson
Pete
Dick Rye
Henry Esp
Big Timber
Defendant
Cousin
Surger
Tilmar
Big Timber Creek
Ant
Pete Peterson
T. Simonson
Theodore Lavold
Shutts
Livingston
Lavold
Davis
Miles O’connor
Wilroy C. Miller
Independents Fall To Railway Club In Scrappy 24 16 Victory
The Railway club basketball team defeated Big Timber Independents 24 to 16, their third win in four starts. Tom Gleason led with 12 points while Lyons and Parker tied for scoring with four each. Coach Finlayson rotated four substitutes late, as the club prepares for upcoming games against Inter mountain college and State college freshmen.
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Livingston Enterprise
Railway Club
Big Timber Independents
Bozeman
Tom Gleason
Railroaders
Lyons
Big Timber
Parker
Finlayson
Intermountain College of Helena
State College
Park-Butte
Uncle Sam Not Broke But Really Well Off
Washington data shows 1922 taxable income of 28.3 billion dollars from 6.79 million individuals and 382,883 corporations. Individual net income reached 21.35 billion with 1.76 billion more in 1922 than 1921. personal taxes totaled 861.1 million and corporate taxes 783.8 million.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Montana
Raise In Scale For One Class Of Workers
Engineers and firemen on the Chicago Northwestern railroad won a wage increase of 500000 dollars yearly through a private agreement. The raise adds 24 cents daily for passenger service, 36 cents for freight, and 32 cents for yard service for both engineers and firemen. Also an unrelated notice offers Rhode Island Red chickens for sale with specific prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Northwestern Railroad
Southern Pacific Company
Ferguson becomes Texas’s 28th chief executive
Mrs. Ferguson takes oath as the first female Texas governor and second in the U.S. addressing unified progress in morals and public service. She calls for joint efforts among three branches, equal rights for women, and inclusive civic participation alongside men.
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Texas
Ferguson
United States
Nellie T. Ross
Wyoming
Ross
Card of Thanks for William Hughes Illness
To many friends and neighbors we extend sincerest thanks for kindness shown during the illness of William Hughes and for floral offerings received. Mrs. William Hughes and children.
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William Hughes
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Ats
Northern Pacific
W. R. Stokes
Beger
Alfred Egeland
Defend
Rhode Island
Hassenfratz Bros
Mont
Ma” Ferguson
Mallory and Stetson
Madam Lyra
Royal Worcester
LaCamille
Bentons
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