Misplaced halo taints Jennings vaudeville tour
The Great Falls Tribune reviews Al Jennings once feared outlaw now touring the Pantages vaudeville circuit. Pardoned ex bandit recounts past crimes with boasts that shock, while praise for reform clashes with criticism of profiting from misdeeds and morbid public fascination.
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Great Falls
al Jennings
Southwest
United States
Jennings
Oklahoma
Tribune
Wells Fargo
Mexico City
Bill
Diamond Dick
Flawed Portrayal of crime Hero Al Jennings Criticized
The theatergoers are urged to see through a program that glorifies crime and romance. The critic argues the praise of Al Jennings wrongly elevates a dangerous figure and misleads youths with heroic notions.
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al Jennings
Sheriff Martine’s Candidacy Questioned by County Paper
The Acantha questions sheriff I S Martine’s bid for re election amid rumors of a candidacy and cites his four years in office. It praises county cost saving and efficiency while urging readers to scrutinize his record to decide if he deserves another term.
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Teton County
I. S. Martine
Mr. Martine
Martine
Acantha
Ant
Contests and Foreclosure Notices from Montana Courts
Notice from the Great Falls land office warns Claude W. Sprague of a contest by Frank Rosette to cancel homestead entry No. 0651478 with allegations of nonresidence abandonment and lack of cultivation. Also an alias summons to Capital Trust & Savings Bank v Hartsel Akers et al in Teton County court seeking foreclosure on a mortgage and subsequent liens.
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Claude W. Sprague
Great Falls
Montana
Frank Rosette
Gilman
Township
Range 8
Montana Meridian
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Capital Trust & Savings Bank
Hartsel Akers
Lulu Akers
E. A. Durham
Teton County
J's
District Court
L. A. Garrett
Blanche M. Jacobson
Hunger the Best Sauce and Digestion Relief
An advertisement extols appetite and digestion, arguing good digestion ensures relish for food. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as improving digestion, creating a healthy appetite, and promoting gentle bowel movement.
8000 Hiking Clubs in Greater New York
The city shows a surge in outdoor life with 8000 hiking clubs and a quarter million members across New York. Mayor Hylan praises hiking in schools and public events, while Health Commissioner Dr. Copeland extols walking for health and morals. Industry figures note rising demand for outdoor gear and portable food like condensed milk as essential hiking supplies.
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New York
Hylan
Bronx
Amateur Athletic Union of
Brooklyn
East Side
City Hall
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Royal S. Copeland
Dr. Copeland
Edward R. Wilbur
France
Gail Borden
Notice for Publication Non-Coal Land Entry
Department of the Interior announces that Mary E. White of Chateau Montana filed a Homestead Entry on February 24 1919 and the notice is published in Great Falls Montana on July 12 1922 detailing the land claim.
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Township
Montana
Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Choteau
James Eckford
John Frazier
Houston Peters
Ning BE. Roberts
W. E. Bennett
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Mary E. White
Chateau
Notice to Dog Owners Licenses Due After May 1
All dog licenses are due and payable after May 1 of each year. Dogs not bearing license tag 30 days after the publication of this notice will be killed.
Cause and prevention of appendicitis
The text explains that constipation leads to waste buildup in the large bowel, allowing germs to reach the appendix and cause inflammation called appendicitis. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and reduce fear of appendicitis.
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Campfire Girls
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