Rendezvous in a shipboard hotel of longing and doubt
Lisa, waiting on a port ship, fears for Francis Carmichael as an accident draws him away. She discovers a fragile love, a Rosa photograph, and his heartfelt letter. in a New York apartment she faces a choice between duty and devotion as he writes of marriage.
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Pioneer cattleman Ira Meyers helped build Great Falls
Ira Meyers a lifelong Montana pioneer who died in Great Falls after 60 years in the state. He mined Alder Gulch and Last Chance, drove cattle to Teton County, built Northern Montana’s first sawmill with Edgar Maclay, established the first Great Falls electric light plant, and helped organize the city’s early street railway and waterworks. Born December 18 1839 in Mansfield Ohio, Meyers began westward migration as a youth and left a lasting imprint on Montana’s development.
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Car injuries fatal to Yellowstone visitor
Mrs. J. J. Perry age 72 of Billings died days after a Yellowstone park automobile crash. She suffered a brain concussion and lapsed into unconsciousness with a son at Mammoth Hot Springs hospital. Another patient, Mrs. William Miles of Los Angeles, remained critical with a broken back and crushed chest. Mrs. Ethel Polenz of Whittier California drove the car down a rocky gorge at Golden Gate. her daughter Betty escaped serious injury.
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Valley County Fair Opens After Year Break
Valley County's fair resumed after a one year interval with an exhibition praised as the best in its history by directors and officers. Separately, Valparaiso Chile endured the worst storm in 25 years leaving two feet of mud in streets.
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Traffic through the Panama Canal Rises as Trade Grows
Ongoing data show a steady uptick in ships passing through the Panama Canal, signaling stronger global trade volumes. The canal authority notes higher traffic across all lanes with notable activity from container carriers and bulk vessels.
HARDSHIPS OF OLD FRONTIER RECALED
An 1880s frontier reminiscence recalls Miles City beginnings in 1882 with cattle and sheep arrivals, personal encounters with Two Moons, and a harsh winter and Powder River crossings. The narrator recounts Indian forays, loss of gear in 1886 87, and survival through extreme cold and ice tied to Powder River crossings and local ranches.
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Typhoid Outbreak Under Control Near Malta
Dr J H Crouch state epidemiologist said typhoid fever outbreak near Malta is under control. Eight cases were found in gravel camps with improved sanitary conditions at one camp. a religious fanatic refusing treatment was partly responsible.
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Choteau Opens Lions Club Pool Aims to Boost Local Water Use
Choteau and surrounding areas show rising interest in water use as the Lions Club pool starts its first four days of operation. The new facility signals a broader county push toward swimming and water activities, reflecting local priorities and community engagement.
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Jubilee Edition Reflections From Miles City Daily Star
The excerpt recalls raw frontier life in a new country with vivid personal experiences. It emphasizes that small incidents felt monumental at the time and that those who lived through them would endure similar trials again.
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