Brady Decisively Defeats Chateau After DeMars masterful pitching
DeMars pitched the best non-professional game in years, tossing a two-hit shutout for Brady as Chateau mounted a late rally with nine hits and six runs in the ninth. Chateau's fielding was steady, while Brady's defense and timely hits kept them in control early.
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Chateau
DeMars
Brady
Choteau
Cullin
Powers
McGregor
Burke
McDermott
Zachrison
Grothe
Putney
Rubottom
Cullen
Connors
Crawford
Jensen
Quamme
Monson
Moore
Amundson
Whitelock
McCregor
Larson
Thos. Larson
Birth Dates of Montana Counties List
A historical tally lists Montana counties and their creation dates. Counties like Beaverhead Chouteau Deer Lodge Madison Missoula were born Feb 2 1865, with others including Gallatin Feb 2 1863 and Yellowstone Feb 26 1883. The compilation covers names, dates, and initial county formations across the state.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Chateau
Big Horn
Custer
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Edgerton
Lewis and Clark
Madison
Missoula
Leaverhead
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chouteau
Dawson
Fergus
Flathead
Granite
Hill
Jefferson
Edgerton County
Lincoln
Meagher
Musselshell
Park
Powell
Rayalli
Rosebud
Sanders
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone
Mexico Strategy Reflects Wilson Golf and Foreign Policy Tone
The passage jokes about President Wilson choosing between a brassie and a letter as a golf metaphor for U S Mexico policy. It suggests Mexicans should not worry over American designs and warns against annexation of a cemetery. It also quips about couples canoeing and staying near shore.
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Mexico
Wilson
Calls for Clear Definition of the Word Boob
A Life magazine reflection questions the meaning and persistence of the term boob. It explores whether the label defines a person or merely reveals the speaker's attitude and whether the term truly describes an identifiable object or condition.
Wrong impression sparks sermon on vice and sign irony
A reform-minded divine visits a segregated district and encounters a sign reading No Further Use for Mother. He writes a harsh sermon on society’s degradation, unaware a neighboring sign Above reads Incubators Made Here, altering the moral takeaway.
Firefly Light Mystery Solved by Dubois
Professor Raphael Dubois of Lyon University told the Monaco Zoological Society Congress he has identified two compounds, luciferase and luciferin, responsible for glow in fireflies and glowworms. The substances require contact with water to emit light and can be isolated and stored for months without deterioration.
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Raphael Dubois
Lyon University
France
The
Zoological Society
Monaco
Janitor Defends Tango Dance Complaints In Elevator Row
A janitor at a large apartment house tells a complainant he fired the elevator boy then may rehire him. He notes Oscar was playing a mechanical piano for Mrs. Blank so the Blanks could practice a new dance. He calls the Tango Bunny Turkey the unusual trouble.
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Oscar
Photographer films life on estate for millionaire
An ambitious photographer enters the mansion to show life on the estate using moving pictures. The financier asks if the footage captures his workers. The photographer confirms and the millionaire concedes the camera is cleverer than he is.
Artist recalls gallery scene about Gleaners misread as millet
An artist recounts a moment in an art gallery where two young women admire a copy of Miller's Gleaners. One exclaims at the beauty and naturalness then misunderstands the scene until reading the title and realizing it shows gleaning millet.
Local Social Notes Reflect Visits and Events
Mrs Cal Binford hosts her sister Miss Minnie Zuidema from Billings. J Peterson and wife left for South Dakota for medical aid. Iver Nasser returns from Pipestone springs improved. Mrs Wachsmuth and children of Great Falls visit Schoppe family. Allan Gamble attended a settlers meeting in Fairfield. L Nasser family visit Brady and Conrad. Young folks picnic on the Teton. Dance at Farmington hall on Aug 9. A large group from Farmington Chateau Conrad Great Falls camping in the mountains. Adkinson family of Collins visited the Kale home. Chalmers traveled to Great Falls to sell wool. Lila Armstrong assists in Chateau clerk’s office. A W Arnett leaves for Plentywood to visit a son.
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Cal. Binford
Minnie Zuidema
Billings
J. Peterson
South Dakota
Iver Nasser
Pipestone Springs
Rev. Wachsmuth
Great Falls
Louis Schoppe
Allan Gamble
Lane
Fairfield
L. Nasser
O. Lindseth
J. Brekke
C. Hanson
Olaf Forseth
Satre
Farmington
Bard
Chateau
Hall
Waaler
Conrad
Homeland
Adkinson
Collins
Kale
Chalmers
Lila Armstrong
A. W. Arnett
Arnett
Plentywood
Mont
Farming notes from local area report
Cattle look good in the vicinity as the Frazier Livestock Co prepares to put up 200 to 300 tons of hay. Many fishing and camping parties visit the John D. Godwin place while tenants on Hennessy Co lands report good crops this year.
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Frazier Livestock Co
John D. Godwin
Hennessy Co
Bryan Criticism Mixes Politics and Rail Plans
The passage questions the nature of Bryan’s criticism, asking whether the focus is on railroad improvements or a muddled political scene, and suggests the discourse risks becoming an endless mystery.
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Mr. Bryan
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