The Reds Suffer Injuries From Bull Attack
Injuries from an enraged bull attack left one arm broken and bruises on the victim who is now able to be out and about again. Local notes report Miss Henrietta Slanger attends Epworth League convention at Wolf Creek and community Fourth of July celebrations in Chateau.
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Henrietta Slanger
Epworth League
Wolf Creek
Chateau
Mabel Hanson
Bole
South Sewing Circle
K. R. Smith
Lian
East Farmington
Luther League
League
Evile
Farmington Notes on Visitors and Local Happenings
Miss Vivvienne Stenson returns home from Great Falls to Farmington. Local sheep men finish shearing and bag wool for market hoped to improve on last year. Mr. and Mrs. T Hanson and child visit O Lindseth home. Mr and Mrs August Rathman relocate to Muddy homestead. Mr Depner hospitalized at Chateau hospital last week.
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Mrs. T. Hanson
O. Lindseth Home
August Rathman
Depner
Chateau
Bert Lytell to star in A Message From Mars at Royal
Local theater goers will be delighted as Bert Lytell the screen star returns to town with his latest film A Message From Mars. The Royal theater will show the picture next Tuesday for a two day run as a feature attraction.
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Bert Lytell
Mars
He Royal Theater
Bills urged for Chateau Post No. 6 American Legion
Local American Legion post Chateau Post No. 6 asks all holders of bills against the post to present them immediately.
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American Legion
Chateau Post No
Lucille Collette to Tour Pacific Coast Violinist
Prominent French violinist Mlle Lucille Collette, after wartime cancellations in Europe, begins a Pacific Coast Chautauqua tour. Her US appearances have pleased critics, she has performed with Martinelli Botta Graveure Rothier and Leginska, and she is contracted to record for a leading phonograph company.
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Mlle
Lucille Collette
Pacific Coast
Sir Trenry Wood
Queens Hall
London
United States
Martinelli
Botta
Graveure
Rothier
Leginska
Early Days of Railroading In Pennsylvania
The article recalls regulations on the Philadelphia and Columbus railway including load limits of three tons on the Columbia and Philadelphia line and three and a half tons on the Portage line, and a five mile per hour speed limit unless steel springs are used. Conductors must warn slower trains and manage switches to let faster locomotives pass, with ten dollar fines for noncompliance.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Philadelpha and Columbus
Canal Commission
Columbia and Philadelphia
Portage Railway
Fooling Father With Ripe Tomatoes Leads to Contest
A father and son near Indianapolis each tended tomato fields. The son pinned a ripe tomato with a hairpin on the vine, deceiving his father into thinking his own crop was ripening. The exchanged quip ended with the father admitting the prank was his defeat.
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Indianapolis
Aiding Blinded Soldiers Returns to Service and Industry
More than twenty three thousand blinded soldiers are discharged from the British army at war’s end per St. Dunstan's Hostel for Blinded Soldiers and Sailors. The five year old charity rehabilitates men in massage, poultry farming, mat and basket making, boot repair, joinery and music, with stenographers trained in Braille and sent to London offices and colonies worldwide.
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St. Dunstan’s
St. Dunstan's
London
France Faces Persistent Wild Boar and Wolf Populations
In a chamber debate on agriculture estimates two deputies warned of ongoing damage by wild boars and wolves in France. A third defended the species, joking about leaving a few. Prewar boar hunting was popular, and Christmas menus reportedly featured boar dishes at some restaurants and hotels.
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France
Chamber
Deputies
Ministry of Agriculture
Fourth of July Bank Promise Sparks Family Banter
A playful exchange from the Richmond Times Dispatch notes a child proudly reporting 70 cents saved for the Fourth of July. The parent responds with encouragement to save and celebrates the upcoming holiday with a playful cue to splurge and make noise.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Wanted Girl for General House Work in Small Family
Help wanted notice seeking a girl for general house work at a family of two. Compensation listed as $25.00 per month. Contact Mrs. T. A. Smith for details. Second item offers 440 acres with 614 percent oil royalty in the Willow Creek field priced at $22.60 per acre for quick sale. Louis Owens, Choteau, Mont., P. O. Box 242-21.
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T. A. Smith
Willow Creek
Louis Owens
Choteau, Mont
P. O
Weekly weather readings from County Agent Clarkson
Summary of daily conditions with maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation for June 29 to July 6. Notes include Clear or Cloudy skies and reporting locales P.Clay and other entries.
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Robert J. Clarkson
P.clay
Buried Treasure Coming to Royal Theater with Marion Davies
A striking picture on reincarnation titled Buried Treasure by F. Britten Austin will be shown Sunday at the Royal theater. The Cosmopolitan production for Paramount release features Marion Davies in the leading role and is noted for stupendous scenes with hundreds of extras and a romantic entertaining story.
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F. Britten Austin
Royal Theater
Marion Davies
Paramount
Currents in the Maine Gulf Drift Bottles Study
Researchers tracked drifting bottles in the Gulf of Maine finding 16 of 133 recovered off shore. Canadian post cards offered rewards for locating and logging find time and place. Bottles attached galvanized iron drags at three fathoms depth aimed to reduce wind effects. Seven of 11 bottles reaching Cape Cod were found 70 to 80 days later, indicating about four nautical miles per day drift from the Bay of Fundy. A Science magazine map illustrated the adrift course.
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Maine Gulf
Gulf of Maine
Bay
Cape Cod
Bay of Fundy
Science
Scientific American
Submarines Deemed Inefficient Against Battleships
Admiral Sir Tl Bacon argues subs lose surface fighting efficiency when submerged noting ton for ton combat value drops to about 15 percent of surface ships. Sir George Owens Thurston of Vickers cites a 5450 ton sub with 80 knot surface speed capable of only one 55 inch gun and one 23 inch gun.
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Tl. Bacon
George Owens Thurston
Vickers, Limited
Family satire on matches of wealth and art
A host remarks that his other daughters marry into large mercantile houses while the youngest weds a poet. He concedes the choice, saying the family needs him as an adornment.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Teton County Montana
Under a district court order of 1921 a Studebaker seven passenger automobile is to be sold at public auction in Chateau Montana. The sale is set for July 16 1921 at 2 PM in front of the courthouse with I Martine Sheriff of Teton County supervising.
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District Court
19Th Judicial District
Montana
Teton
J. T. Anderson
Harry Ross
Court of
Teton County
United States
A. D
Notice of County Board of Equalization Meeting
The Teton County Board of Equalization will meet at the County Clerk's office in Chateau Montana on July 18 1921 to examine the 1921 assessment book and equalize property values. Sessions run daily until August 8 1921 with deadlines for those who fail to appear. Written sworn applications are required for any reductions and the board will question applicants. W H Webb County Clerk. First pub June 30 last July 14 1921
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Martine
Teton County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
W. H. Webb
Mont
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Weather Report
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