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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
7
A guide to planning kid friendly New Year festivities with storytellers singers and treasure hunts. It details a New Year hunt party a watch party and a four seasons luncheon using themed rooms and decorations with specific menus and place card ideas.
Robert J. McKenty rises from stokehole worker and detective to director of public safety in Philadelphia. He built a career on honest policing, led major cases, reformed the House of Correction, and now promises a nonpolitical, efficient police administration with open doors and decisive action.
Santa Fe yardmaster N. H. George took a three week layoff to explore a Nevada gold claim. He helped a luckless miner stake adjoining claims and, while chasing a badger, uncovered a quartz vein with ore worth about ten thousand dollars. The vein extends through all three mines and Mr. George’s group.
A New York supplement piece surveys the enduring myth of a Washington lobby and tells of past tales from the Capitol. It recalls legendary bribes and the notion of big interests steering Congress, noting the persistence of these yarns across eras and regions.
A fragmentary verse tale notes that flowers made a wife for a mortal, shaping eyes from violets and blossoms from oak broom and meadow sweet while forgetting the soul and mother earth’s rekindling coal. An accompanying snippet reflects on trust and broken promises in Houston Post opinion rhetoric.
A retired ship captain recalls the 1871 Maria Art wreck in the South Pacific. Stranded seven days with six men and one woman, they used a blood stained red petticoat on a pole as a distress signal after the husband tore scarlet from his wife’s garment, saving them. The captain ends as a reluctant hero, now a store bookkeeper in Warren Street with no medal.
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