Seven Laurel Children Set for Mooseheart Home
Seven Laurel children aged 18 months to 14 years travel with guardians to Mooseheart to be raised and educated by the Moose in a renowned children's home. The Kuper family will be housed with a Mooseheart program emphasizing schooling, trades, and savings in a structured dormitory system.
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Burings Lodge
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Senate
Pennsylvania
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Chicago
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Moostheart
United States
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Billings Humane Society Doing Good Work Here
The Billings Humane Society, part of the American Humane Association, has quietly served animals, children, and the elderly in Billings and beyond for years. Members report births of a mother cat’s litter, complaints about rodeo cruelty, and plans to build an animal shelter in Billings while highlighting the organization’s efforts to curb animal cruelty and protect welfare through humane shelters and law enforcement.
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American Humane Association
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Colliers Magazine
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Esacciation
United States
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Fort Worth
Houston
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Yellowstone County
Silngs
Brother Dies in Tennessee. U S District Attorney Tansil Losses Kin
Hayden Tansil, 77, brother of U S district attorney Tansil, died August 4 in Tennessee from a heart attack. Born in Dresden, he was a Franklin merchant and is survived by his sister Miss Mamie Tansil and brother Tom, both of Franklin, and John B. Tansil.
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Albert Thomas Seeks Independent Sheriff Nomination in Yellowstone County
Albert Thomas files petitions with Yellowstone County clerk to run as an independent for sheriff. He previously lost the Republican nomination to Ray R. Stewart in the July primary by 122 votes. Signatures total 848, pending verification of voters qualified under state rules. Thomas served as undersheriff and sheriff candidate in prior elections, including 1946 victory and 1945 partial term.
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Alper ‘Raomas
Yellowstone County
Thomas
Offica
Ray R. Stewart
Billings
Dewey G. Brey
Bullings
Earle Knight
Thomias
Dan Stephenson
Herbert Hailey
Stephenson
Bailey
Threeeman
Baiey
Local oil company drills two wells near Lavelle and Forsyth
Billings Oil and Development announces a well three miles west of Lavelle on Highway 10 at 1209 feet with some oil and gas shows. The well is being cleaned for 8 inch casing with possible deeper drilling if production is unsatisfactory. George Withenip leads the drilling. A second well is under way on the Canada dome, 16 miles northwest of Forsyth, using a standard rig and 12 1/4 inch casing.
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Billings Oil and Development Company
Lave Vel
Highway 10
George Withenip
Billings
Canada Dome
Porsyth
Delng Get
Texney
Inherit a Fortune Questioned in Civic Duty
A fragmented rhetorical piece urges readers to value freedom and civic participation, arguing that daily inaction erodes liberty. It cautions that neglecting duties to defend freedom risks losing it in the near future, framing citizenship as essential to preserving fortune and community.
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