Massachusetts highway reform pushes state wide road plan
A Massachusetts highway commission plan aims to build state roads section by section using a $300,000 appropriation. The program expands county participation, studies road materials, and plans single track routes in rural areas while planting shade trees and coordinating with local governments to improve roadside infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thorougly
Massachussetts
Highway Commission
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
General Court
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Tarvard University
Lawrence Scientific School
N.S. Shaler
Europe
France
Germany
Old Bay State
Alberta
Powee
Boston
Mass
Peary Relief Expedition Squelched by Costs and Doubt
The article discusses Peary, the United States naval engineer explorer, needing a Greenland relief voyage. It notes a $10,000 cost, scientists questioning value, and Mrs. Peary supporting a possible rescue plan. It says a July start would suit sea ice conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Peary
United States
Greenland
Mr. Peary
Wool Sacks Offered For Sale By Satch Dier Co
The Satch Dier Mercantile Company lists wool sacks at 2 1/1s each for 500 or more or 28 cents each for orders under 500. Cash terms apply.
Regular teachers' certificates exam set at Lie Timber
The regular examination for teachers certificates will be held at the school house in Lie Timber on May 17. Those intending to write for certificates must be present by nine o'clock Friday the 17th. L. C. Olustead, Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Timber
National Park wheelmen organized in city
The formation of a bicycle club named the National Park wheelmen is announced with officers: President J F Tarnitt, Vice President J O Sax, Secretary Hi I Kucho, and Treasurer Hermann Wolcott. A nine member graduating class is preparing for exercises at Helferlin opera house on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Wheelmen
J. FP. Tarnitt
J. O. Sax
Hi. I. Kucho
Hermann Wolcott
Livingston High School
Helferlin Opera House
Andrew
John Dunn
Herrman Loeber
Natural Bridge District
Omaha
Thomas Ryan
Anaconda Standard
Park
Ryan
Rose
Hoboes Harass City Man. Newspaper Worker Fights Back
Local hoboes canvassed pedestrians for cash last week. Thomas Burns accosted Walter Alderson, Anaconda paper correspondent, outside Horner and Robinson's. After a sarcastic remark about Burns missing part of his left ear, Alderson struck back, subduing the intruder until Constable Metcalf arrested him.
Wild West Tales From Robert Jackson at Joliet
Robert Jackson of the Beveridge Davenport group is quartered at Joliet UL and telling wild western tales. He may spin many true stories while the rest are likely fictions, yet he will still earn his salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jackson
Beveridge- Davenport
Joliet, UL
Bob
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coods
Fedoral
Derbys
H.o.kellogg
McLeod Street
Hatch
Usha
Bailey
Rocky Fork Coal
BIG Timber National Bank
BIG Timber
Montana
Capital
J.D. Radford
W.L. Sitanks
J. A. Tall
Jas. Vestal
W. J. Shanks
J. JK. Lee
J . G. T. Rusita
I. A. Wall
Red Lodge
General Land Office
Washington
A. P. Edick
Nelson McGillen
Thomas Early
The
Standard
Land Office
Edick
Early
McGillen
Land Department
Nelson MccGillen
Tom Farly
Kent
Board of County Commissioners
W. J. Anderson
United States Circcuit Court of Appeals
San Franciscco
Stock Growers Journal
District Court of the Seventh Jusdicial District
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Montana
Anderson
Great Britain
Knowles
Circuit Court of Appeals
Crow
Loud
Messrs
Park County News
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!