Ty Week Raid on Lon Key Tay S64
Local report notes a raid at Lon Key Tay labeled S64 with unclear details. The fragment mentions a week related event but lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary Local Note From Meteetse Disjointed Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local note from Meteetse with scattered names and places. The readable words mention a person named Smith and references to time, place, and events but lack coherent context or verifiable details.
Park safety rules and enforcement under new patrols
The document outlines enhanced safety measures at a Vel- Voepal park with Safer patrol duty across seasons. It notes prohibited activities including hunting and presence of firearms near park boundaries and preserves. It also lists inspection, enforcement standards, and the aim to reduce violations and protect visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vel- Voepal
Kapere
Pango
Woot Hove
Idaho
Montana Income Returns Revealed in Commissioner Report
Washington report shows Montana residents with diverse incomes within ranges from 40 000 to 750 000 dollars. Highest earners include one in the 500 000 to 750 000 bracket and another in 200 000 to 250 000. Tax totals reach 2 33 190 with 45 557 filers reporting 9 109 318 194 in income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Fireman’s rage kills seven in West 109th Street blaze
A maniacal fire terrorized the West Side as a seven poor souls perished in a two building blaze at 241 West 109 Street. A four year old child was among the dead. Police chase a suspect linked to an arson bid earlier in the morning. Firefighters saved several families amid the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
241 West 109 Street
Upper West Side
Harry Dent
Dent
Scorers
Herman Hoff
William Hummel
False Teeth Ring Smuggled From Dentist Supply
New York police arrested Miss Frances Peter and two men on charges of stealing about $500000 worth of false teeth from the Dentist Supply company in a theft described as one of the nation’s largest dental goods heists. Peter and Brannigan were seen exchanging a package of teeth at a luncheon. Cunningham is named as an accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frances Peter
Thomas Brannigan
John Cunningham
Peter
Brannigan
Cunningham
School Notes on Students Activities and Plans
The note lists enrollment 132 with two new senior students Don ald Voges and Roy Esp and notes 21 seniors with possible graduate issues. It outlines Sheepherder printing, subscription price of 1.00 for twelve issues, football unlikely, but basketball and track planned, girls basketball practice after 4 pm, four student funds, carnival on October 21 in the gym, $1 entrance fee for new Students' Association members, and consideration of purchasing a radio set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Voges
Roy Esp
Rees
Students’ Association
School News Highlights From The Auditorium To The Classroom
Auditory concerts entertained high school pupils led by Miss Allen and Mr Phillips with Miss Grere on piano. Enrollment at grade school sits around 280 while attendance nears 97 percent. Few tardiness incidents, no corporal punishment, and generally good conduct noted. Tests show most rooms above standard. Otis and Aires scales being tabulated. Indoor baseball and volleyball popular. basketball planned for cooler weather. Radio club idea discussed. potential joint purchase with other schools. Examinations ongoing under Dr Baskett, Dr OLeary, and Dr Claiborn with results expected soon. Some injuries reported from a horse fall requiring eleven stitches. Seventh grade projects and public speaking observed. fifth grade showcased recitations and songs. Miss Allen and Miss Brunner shopped in Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Columbus
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Ick
Tay
Kse Fren
Ine
Ial
Meteetse
CPOE
Wes
Cates
B. Hrude
Fron
Btn
Moon Cafe
Neals
Thang
Madman
Ring of Thieves
Miss Allen
Mr. Phillips
Miss Grere
Clark
Otis
Baskett
O'Leary
Claiborn
Edna Broker
Ralph Prather
Spencer Payne
Ethel Davidson
Hazel Jones
Alice Uman
Clarence Stenerson
America
Lord Byron
Miss Brunner
Bob Lindsey
Lacklen’s
Miles Implement Co
WTE
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
W. H. Donald
Melville, Mont
R. S. Weller
Prop
Bailey & Lamb
James H. Wick
J. J. Gallagher
H. Lunde
Rue Tailoring Shop
de- Laval
Franklin
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