Notice on permits to craze cattle in National Forest
Notice calls all owners to file permits for grazing cattle and horses in Lewis and Clark National Forest during the season of M00 at an attic in Chouttan Montana before March 35, 199. Bull information on fees and blank forms will be furnished on request. Also included is a line about concrete work by A. H. Barr in Choteau Montana with guaranteed estimates.
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Lewis & Clark National Forest
Chouttan
Monana
Dalgs Forest
Sipere Visor
Reverdy’s Cash and Credit Lesson to a Baltimore Youth
A Baltimore elder gives a young man advice about finance. He asks if the youth has cash and credit, and after a puff of smoke, declares, Use your credit up first. Your cash is good at any time.
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Reverds Scarlett
Baltimore
Baltiore
Reverdy
Surgical threads and needles described by St James Gazette
The article discusses silk thread with veroain minch Jupeer and sixteenths, silver wire, and a surgeon choosing threads that last for healing and disappear afterward. It notes special varieties of needles and shapes like spears javelins and baronet points for different wound needs.
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Chevy Breck
St. James
Pronunciation Quarrel Sparks Dinner Party Banter
In a London scene the guest corrects names at a dinner party. The earl and guests debate proper pronunciations of several aristocratic names including Featherstonhaugh Freestonhay Dalzell Dalzeell Deal Colquhoun Calhoun Teveson-Gower Bohn Tewson-Gore and St Maur Seymour. The exchange ends with interruptions as the tale lurches back to the story’s flow.
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Plains
Kansas
Europe
Auguste Rouzand
Christine Nilsson
Mr. Blackmage
London
Dodge City
Fort Dridge
Veran
Lady Teveson-Gower
Mr. Bohn
Tewson-Gore
Boone
Lord St Maur
St Maur
Seymour
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Professor Blackie Tangles With Sankey Hymns Anecdote
A correspondent recounts a stiff minded lady trying to provoke Professor Blackie into commenting on Sankey hymns during their height. He dodges with praise for Stilton then receives a four line verse about cheese and salvation, sent with Sankey’s work and a cheese fragment. The quip ends with a playful contrast between body and soul.
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Professor Blackie
Sankey
Polite Turn Down and Browning Anecdotes
Sir Algernon West recalls Robert Browning meeting fans who dominated dinner talk. Browning gently warns against monopolizing the poet. The reminiscence also notes a witty old lady debating whether soda water is one or two words or needs a siphon.
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Algernon West
Robert Browning
Browning
The Wrong Heart
A humorous exchange as a proud father praises a suitor who declares he seeks the daughter, prompting the bemused reply that he is after the father rather than the heart. The anecdote captures a witty social moment from London Answers.
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Bubkins
Sultor
London
No Leak Supposed Plot Teases Thickened Plot Twist
A villain whispers about a leak while the accomplice reassures that nothing escapes. He reflects that the plot has thickened, recalling a prior claim. The exchange hints at escalating schemes and in-house tension.
Wealth of a Man Lies in His Loved Blessings
A reflective quote attributed to Carlyle notes that a man's wealth equals the number of things he loves and blesses, and the love and blessings he receives in return.
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Carlyle
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Siontange
Veniences
H. Beaupre
Wurm Db We
Oi Ea
Agency For
Mackton Coal
Roberson and Jacobson
F.e.wesseel
Eau, Montana
Hamilton Stree
HOCAE
Vepaeray
Anc Brosaer
A. H. Barr, Choteau, Mont
C. Justice
Chateau Mercantile
Cash and Credit
TION
Bynum
Stonehouse
Paul Jacobson
Glasgow
Ute
Howell & GO
Minneapolis
Mine
Lethbridge
Alberta
Gerber
H. R. Thompson
Chateau
J. A. Gleason
Choteau House
Chotau
Montana
Northern Railroad
Collins, Mont
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau, Mont
Yeager
Gorham
H. W. Yeager
Choteau
U. S
Northwest
Irese Comb Poultry Ranch
Farmington
Mont
WM. van DE Riet
Coles ‘Lea
Déne
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