Legacy Flag by Josephine Mulford Honoring Spanish American War Heroes
Inspired by love of country the flag sewn by Josephine Mulford began July 1898 in New Jersey. Each stitch reflected historic sites from Betsy Ross to Fort McHenry as 325 000 stitches formed a colossal banner. The work brought personal triumph and later a fatal toll, yet the spirit of courage endures.
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Josephine Mulford
London
Josephine
New Jersey
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Betsy Ross
Washington
Continental Congress
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Maryland
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
New York
Madison Square Garden
Health in Business and Preventive Examinations
A businessman receives a thorough physical and vows six monthly exams for executives to prevent breakdowns. He cites a rival’s failure and two decades of health risk, arguing prudent health checks protect business interests. The piece ends asking how many people learn of serious health issues too late.
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Haverhill Gazette
Gold abundance in Siberia cited in Okhotsk district bulletin
The British bureau bulletin says Okhotsk district rivers yield gold with bottoms rich in nuggets. Winter workers extract up to five units or 66 ounces Troy daily, and nodules weighing half a font are common. Costs for zolotniks rose from 0.187 ounce Troy to 106 rubles, while exploitation lags despite rich deposits as a U S firm advances work on the mine bought from Stepanov.
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Siberia
Okhotsk
British Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Zolotnik
United States
Stepanov
King of Hawaii Casts Shadow Over Sugar Ranch Death
A $6,000,000 sugar ranch in the Hawaiian islands nears transfer to several American residents after the death of Col. Samuel Parker known as the king of Hawaii. Parker, of the Boston Parker family, established ties in Hawaii many years ago amid intricate local affairs.
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Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Col
Samuel Parker
Parker
Boston
City Milk Plant Needs Careful Planning and Layout
Specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture outline ten key considerations for locating and equipping a city milk plant. Emphasizing site access, property value, milk transport costs, proximity to distribution, retail cash trade, water and power, traffic avoidance, drainage and air quality, the article urges visiting up-to-date plants or obtaining Bulletin 549 on City Milk Plants 5 Construction and Arrangement from Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Department
Fire safety guidance for outdoor burning and campfires
A warning urging careful outdoor burning to prevent wildfires. It emphasizes fully extinguishing campfires with water then earth, avoiding large brush piles, choosing a safe, still day, and plowing furrows to protect woods. The message repeats cautions to be careful with fire.
Hitching Horses or Cattle Rope System
A Popular Science Monthly tip explains tying cattle or horses to an old cart wheel for free range without rope tangles. Secure the wheel and axle in the ground with the wheel uppermost, then attach the animal’s rope to the wheel for safer grazing.
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Popular Science Monthly
Seed Saving Guide for Garden Crops
The article explains saving seeds for next year from crops like cucumber melon squash tomato and other crops. It notes to mark the best fruits and harvest seeds when ripe and remove them. It also covers biennial crops such as beet onion turnip carrot parsnip winter radish rumbaga kohl rabi cabbage requiring spring root set out to produce seed in late summer.
Playful drama feature and real estate notice in Montana case
The document presents a courtroom notice from Teton County Montana involving land described by legal sections in Montana Meridian. It notes a defendant and a real estate action with dates in July 1921 and August publication. Blanche M. Jacobson is the clerk and T. H. Pridham represents Chateau, Montana. First pub July 2, last Aug 18.
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Blanche M. Jacobson
T. H. Pridham
Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Good Qualities Of Capons
The old saying about proof of the pudding applies to capons. After caponizing the combs and wattles stop growing and the birds do not crow. They are gentle in disposition and fattening rations are used a few weeks before marketing.
Montana District Court Summons in Burnett Case
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District of Montana Teton County the case of F W Reeve vs Charles Burnett Beda Burnett Arthur D Johnson Houck Cleland Power Morgan Anna Courtenay Strain Brothers. Defendants summoned to answer the complaint within twenty days or face default judgment to recover two promissory notes of 206 21 each and foreclose a related real estate mortgage.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
F. W. Reeve
Charles Burnett
Beda W. Burnett
Arthur D. Johnson
Arthur D. Johnson & Co
R. H. Houck
EB. A. Cleland
Houck & Cleland, Power&Morgan Co
Anna Courtenay
Strain Brothers
State of
Montana
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
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Cottonwood Camp No
Moose Hall
J. Webb
John A. Gleason
C. C
Chateau Hospital
Drs. Rhoads & Bateman
Ghoteau Lodge
Bert Christie
Dictator
S&s. Howard
Henry D Robison
Robison
Teton County Abstract CO
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Larson
Choteau Lodge
O’clork
Alden Connor
W. M. Iw
W. Smith
Fidelity
C. EB. S
Alice McCullough
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Soo Son
South Main Street
T. A. Smith
Main Ave
Chamberlain
Bossy
Tena
Haunted House
Liccerr & Myers
Topacco Co
Winifred Windus
Whole Play
T. 24
Range
Meridian
District Court
Cowgill
C. S. Owens
Osceola Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
Cord
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