Kensington and St Marys Hold Social and Bazaar
Friday gatherings in Kensington and at St Marys featured a courtesy to Mrs Hopkins with decor and a vocal solo by Mrs Rigdon, while St Marys hosted an annual bazaar with con- fest booths, fish and candy tables, and coin store sales. Lioness Luncheon at Plains planned monthly meetings with music by a Victrola and new members joining.
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Hopkins
LC. Newlin
M. Peters
Ming Kensington
Pking
PD. C
City
Newlin
Central
C. L. Rigdon
Mra. Wescott
Peters
ST. Mary's
Plains
Li Club
Sinceite
Raight Campbell
Plainis
Avery
The
Lion’s
Ahd
Midwest Wells Expand Field At Parker Holdings Lease
Midwest Refining completes a second well in the Big Muddy field on a Parker 611 lease, southeast quarter of section 12-33-77, at 3 267 feet with initial production 125 barrels daily. The well extends the field west 600 feet. the first well on this section yields 75 barrels per day.
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Midwest Refining Company
Big Muddy
Parker 611 Company
Montana Rate Board Hearing Ordered in Interstate Rates Dispute
A hearing was ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission for November 15 in Helena Montana to investigate the Montana rate board’s refusal to allow interstate traffic rate increases similar to recent advances.
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Washington
Helena
Montana
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Montana Board of Rebroad Commissioners
Railroads Report Heaviest Traffic in History
New York Oct 29 Members of the Association of Railway Executives say railroads are handling the heaviest traffic in history. Shippers cooperation, labor efficiency, and efforts by railroad officials to maximize facilities are cited as reasons for the surge, surpassing even 1918 troop movements.
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New York
The
Association of Railway Executives
Flinches When He Pulls Trigger and Is Merely Maimed
Sheridan Wyoming October report states Joseph Daly a homesteader survived a self inflicted shotgun accident when a string pulled the trigger placed to his heart misfired injuring his shoulder and arm. Daly though near death is recovering in a state hospital. A separate England note claims a woman's eligibility for jury duty if she occupies a house with fifteen windows.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Law
Joseph Daly
Daly
England
War Romance Leads to Wyoming Wedding
A romance formed in England during World War I ends with a Wyoming wedding in Green River. Miss Florence May Strong of Westmoreland England becomes the bride of Frank Cameron a mine weighmaster of Dines Wyoming. Cameron served overseas in a Canadian unit and met her in England.
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Dines
Wyo
England
Green River
Wyoming
Florence May Strong
Westmoreland
Frank Cameron
Cameron
Miss Strong
Atlantic
American
Women Need Not Stand It Ends in Relief Says Mrs Will
A St Paul Nebraska reader testifies that four years of periodic pain ended after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports marked relief and recommends the remedy to friends with similar troubles.
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St. Paul, Neb
Lydia E
Will Lydia E Pilknams
Automobile terminology and gadgets in early era ad copy
An OCR fragment discusses car controls and emergency use, mentions a lever for traction and quick deployment. The text references an Automobile Journal and vaguely notes new air argon gas and an advert praising an item. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Jake
Kimmonohe
Kimonco
Automobile Journal
Bricks From Furnace Clinkers Gain Use in France
Furnace clinkers are increasingly used to manufacture bricks across France, reflecting a shift toward utilitarian reuse of industrial byproducts. The initiative is prompted by rising construction needs and aims to reduce waste while boosting local building materials.
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France
The Patient's Pun Doctor
A humorous note from a Boston Transcript item mocks patient advice about drinking pure water, contrasting a physician’s directions with patient misinterpretation and a playful exchange about beverages.
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Boston Transcript
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