Herbert A Nathan buried Sunday in Great Falls
Herbert A Nathan aged 41 and longtime Great Falls merchant was buried Sunday afternoon from the Masonic Temple. His death followed complications after an appendicitis operation last Tuesday. He was son of A Nathan founder of A Nathan & Sons, and earlier partner of Joseph Hirshberg in Fort Benton with links to Missouri river trade.
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Herbert A. Nathan
Great Falls
Masonic Temple
Mr. Nathan
A. Nathan
A. Nathan & Sons
Joseph Hirshberg
Fort Benton
Montana
Hirshberg
Nathan
Mr. Hirshberg
Chateau
H. L. Stafford
Sun River Road
Great Fallis
Diversion Dam
C. W. Swearingen
Third Ave
Mont
Nathan Funeral Pall Bearers Noted Among Attendees
The son of Jos. Hirshberg and a friend of Herbert Nathan served as active pallbearers at the Nathan funeral on Sunday, while Sidney Hirshberg of Havre, brother of E. Hirshberg, was listed among the honorary pallbearers.
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Jos. Hirshberg
Herbert Nathan
Nathan
Sidney Hirshberg
Havre
E. J.hirshberg
Notice to Fishermen Prohibits Fishing on J. R. Young Ranch
Owing to an abuse of a privilege extended, all fishing is hereby prohibited on the J. R. Young ranch, without my written resort. P. A. Wells
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J. R. Young
P. A. Wells
Fairfield Cow Testing Club Elects Director
Fairfield members of the Teton County Cow Testing club met in Fairfield last evening and elected W. H. Walter as director to represent the Fairfield route. County Agent Robert Clarkson spoke on judging dairy animals, feed values, and records, noting that proper machine adjustments could save at least $18 monthly. Clarkson and Dick Fabrick also signed up 52 cows for a Bynum route, with aims to reach 100.
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Fairfield
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Teton County Club
Dick Fabrick
Bynum Project
Bynum
Worth While Writing Is A Heavy Labor For Authors
The piece argues writing is a demanding craft with physical labor and long periods of nonproductive time. It notes writers finance themselves, endure pain, and must market their own work, countering the idea that authorship is mere adventure or a quick process. It cites Adventure Magazine as a source.
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Adventure Magazine
Record of Tamagno's dramatic Moscow debut astonishes audience
A Montreal Family Herald account describes the tenor Tamagno entering Moscow to sing Othello. His first notes caused shock and a surge of fear, the fourth note proved his colossal voice, prompting patrons to rush and the orchestra to halt as astonished crowds realized his mastery.
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Tamagno Caruso
Tamagno
Moscow
Butt
Montreal Family Herald
Waterloo Banquet Honors Relics At Apsley House
Every June a Waterloo banquet is held at Apsley House London the Wellington home presented to the first duke in 1820. Priceless trophies line the celebration and the most prized relics include faded artificial flowers once used to decorate Brussels hall the night before the battle.
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Waterloo
Apsley House
London
Brussels
Grocers Rise From Pepperers to City Guild Trade
The early wholesale grocery trade began with pepperers and spicers in England. London records show the word grocer appearing in 1310 and the Grocers' Company was established in 1345 as trades formed into guilds. The trade then grew rapidly.
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England
London
Grocers’ Company of
For Sale Office Safe and Household Goods Advertisements
Small Northwestern office safe for sale with outside measurement about 36x36 inches. Also household goods listed under Mrs. I. L. Nasser. Wanted: parties to put up hay on shares at O. DeRusha Farmington Montana. Lost pin reward offered for Meda McLean return.
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Northwestern
Acantha
I. L. Nasser
O. DeRusha
Farmington
Montana
Meda McLean
Death-noise device discussed by science academy
A proposed death-noise device uses high frequency sound waves inaudible to humans to kill aquatic life. An electrical setup emits 100000 to 400000 cycles per second, causing surface mounding and water heating up to six degrees Celsius in a minute, killing fish and other creatures in vessels.
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National ““Academy of ‘Sciencza
Milk urged in Japan to enlarge Nippon stature
Health officials urge milk as a national cargo to raise stature in Japan. Investigations show calcium and phosphorus shortages in diets contribute to small height, while milk consumers are described as larger and more vigorous with lower infant mortality.
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Japan
Nippon
Gets Her Money's Worth Joke About Reading Style
A witty quip contrasts a wife’s reading style with a novel’s beginning and ending. The speaker notes she starts in the middle, sparking curiosity about both origin and finale.
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PS. Deana
Ompany
E. J. Hirshberg of
Choteau
Citizens State Bank
U. S. Government Bonds
Banking House
Avold
County of Teton
Ss. I
James Eckford
W. G. Bloomdahl
State of
GEO
F. Miller
First State Bank OF
Lynum
Capital Stock
Kyle Jones
R. D. Halpin
of Montana
W. D. Jones
H. L. Halladay
TETON
Adams Oil Co
T. J. Cheetham Implement Co
F. W. Curtis
Francis L. Pridham
Howard Range
Clara H. Baker
Agawam
J. C. Morgan, Chateau
Marquis
Extension Dept
Bozeman
Cheetham Implement Co
Burton Bench
E. J. Hirshberg
Remington Typewriter
Forest Office
Firestone Ford
Mobil
L. E. Taylor
FORD
Pathfinder
Goodyear
Power
Chevrolet Sales and Service
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