One Cent Fare Granted for Legion Convention Travel
The Western Passenger association authorized a one cent per mile rate with Pullman privileges for Montana Legion members traveling to the American Legion convention in Kansas City. Tickets go on sale October 27 with return by November 6, and rates apply on all roads within Montana and association territory.
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Helena
Western Passenger Association
American Legion
Kansas City
O. C. Lamport
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Montana
Montana Legionaires
Legion
Montana Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
E. G. Toomey
Montana Commission
Commission
Congress
Montana Legion
Seasickness Tales From Famous Voyagers On Long Ocean Crossings
Sir George Trevelyan reports a companion who recited poetry on deck to prevent seasickness during a crossing to France. Darwin, overwhelmed by illness on the Bergle, suffered lifelong effects. General Gordon endured extreme sickness on a 1882 voyage to Capetown, even promising the captain £50 to head for land at the first port.
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Sir George Trevelyan
English Channel
France
Trevelyan
Darwin
General Gordon
Capetown
Mauriius
Mystery of the Lost Dauphin Continues to Spark Debate
The piece surveys claims of a supposed French throne heir known as the lost dauphin. It notes an American claimant Eleator Willams, a missionary among Indians, who produced alleged proofs of French extraction and exile at Ticonderoga New York. It mentions persistent Franco-Gauging debates spanning over a century.
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Dauphin
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinetté
Eleator Willams
Williams
France
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Franco Gueasing
Temple
Paris
Louis
Marie Antoinette
Red Cross Trains 147 Blind Vets In Useful Work
Red Cross Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trained 147 blind ex-service men in the 1920 21 fiscal year to prepare them for life. Nineteen moved to other institutions, often where sighted students pursue advanced study, with Braille texts provided for their learning.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Institute For the Blind
Baltimore
Red Cross Institute
Rankin Starts Suit To Remove Sheriff Rankin Starts To Remove
Missoula, Oct. 15. Legal action seeks the removal from office of Sheriff W. H. Houston of Missoula County over alleged prohibition violations. Eight charges stem from affidavits by five witnesses, including claims of selling liquor and taking payment in whiskey. A show cause order was issued for Houston to appear.
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Missoula
W. H. Houston
Missoula County
Wellington D. Rankin
Lentz
Houston
California Citrus Waste Found Profitable Uses
The U S Bureau of Chemistry and California citrus growers push methods to use waste oranges and lemons. About 14 000 tons of culls yearly are converted into marmalade and fruit preserves. Factories already operate making marmalade lemon oil orange oil orange vinegar citric acid and dried orange peel. Fresh orange acid goes into marmalade and oil is pressed from the peels. Until now all orange and lemon oil came from Italy and Sicily.
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Citrus Fruit Growers of
California
United States Bureau of Chemistry
Italy
Sicily
Prince of Wales wins forage prizes at English agricultural show
The prince of Wales led with top awards for Short horn cattle and Shropshire sheep at a recent England agricultural show. He announced plans to ship some farm stock to his ranch in Alberta, Canada, where a fine blooded herd already exists.
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Canada
Prince of Wales
England
Alberta
Caada
Church Service Schedule Notes October 23
At St. Joseph's Catholic Church services occur the second Sunday of each month at 10 30 and the fourth Saturday at 10 o'clock under Rev P Sheehy. Mark's Episcopal Church led by Rev C P Burnett offers Sunday School at 10 a m and morning service at 11 o'clock on the first and third Sundays.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Rev. P. Sheehy
Mark’s Episcopal Church
C. P. Burnett
Lutheran Church announces services and classes
The Lutheran Church lists Norwegian services at 11 a.m led by Rev. A. Holbeck with Pastor J. A. Lowry as superintendent. Evening English services at 7:45 p.m. cover The Catechism with choir singing. Y P L L meets at 7 p.m. Choir rehearsals are on Tuesdays and midweek services on Wednesdays at 7:30. Confirmation class is at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Lutheran Church
A. Holbeck
A. Lowry
Congregational Church Announces Fall Festival Date Change
Pastor Rev. C. S. Marsell leads Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning service at 11. C E Society meets 6:30 p.m. Evening worship 7:30. Special music. Fall festival date moved to harmonize with Homeland Circle chicken pie supper.
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The
Christian Endeavor Society
Ladies of the Homeland Circle
Sabbath Services and Lecture by Elder A J Lockett
Seventh Day Adventists Elder A J Lockett invites attendance at Sabbath services held every Saturday in the Duncan's garage building with Sabbath school at 2 p m and services at 3 p m The Sunday evening evangelical lecture asks Did a God of Love Make an Eternal Hell The event highlights church activities and the lecture topic.
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Duncan
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Francois -Gouset
Mehul
Weil
Opera Comique
Rankin
Sheriff
Seventh Day Adventists Elder
A. J. Lockett
Homes OF Comfort
Big Timber Lumber Company
Henry Johnsen
Elent
Beree Eyat
Wis Apie
Jaz
Dane Lickes
Sly
Thompson Yards
W. Allen
Chesterfield
Liggett & iMyers Tobacco Co
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