Clouds and customs feature in late 19th century notes
The page reviews tariff debates urging a permanent commission to shape schedules, notes Montana loyalty to high protective tariffs on wool and sugar, and contrasts regional interests. It also includes weather discussion from Storms and Storm Signals and a curious piece on Mexican school customs where students smoke while the teacher drinks, highlighting local curiosity and humor.
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Montana
Loudon
Cheapest land in the county in the Chateau country
The land offers unmatched soil quality and adaptability for crops. Most holdings include fences, houses, barns and other improvements. Water rights are adjudicated and irrigation systems are perfected with canal signals and laterals in operation for years.
The Eyes Described by a Magazine Editor
The New York Press quotes a magazine editor describing eye shapes and their supposed meanings. He links protruding eyes to weakness, close-set eyes to cunning, and large striking eyes to beauty and social allure.
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New York Press
Fight With Father Draws Police Attention
Report from New York telegram states a man was fighting his father for about half an hour before police intervened as the younger man resisted the older man’s aggression.
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New York Telegram
Dupuyer Man Fails to Appear for Land Claim Proof
Albert Lauffer of Dupuyer Montana filed Lomestead Entry 1523 on April 28 1904 for a land lot in section L township 20 north range 7 west Montana meridian. He fled notice of intention to make proof before United States Commissioner Frank H. Bederdren on July 10 1909. Witnesses listed include George Ziegler John Ziegler George Moran and Lewis A Messeeur all of Dupuyer.
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Dupuyer
Mont
Lomestead
Montana
Meridian
Frank HL. Bederden
United States
George Ziegler
John Ziegler
George Morwan
Lewis A. Messeeur
British lieutenant renounces Tollemache name for Leo de Orellana Tollemache
A British lieutenant in the Second battalion Lincolnshire regiment announces via advertisement that he renounces the Tollemache Tollemache Plantagenet names and will henceforth sign as Leo de Orellana Tollemache only.
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Lincolnshire Regiment
Leo Quintus
Notice of Public Sale Isolated Tract Great Falls MT
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of land in Montana under the 1907 act. Auction set for 10 o’clock a.m. on the appointed July day at the office, with serial number 01637. Adverse claimants must file by sale time. J M Burlingame Register and C A Wilson Receiver. First pub 5-27-09.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Canada Inland Sea Revealed as Vast Interior Waterway
Describes Nudson bay region as not barren wilderness but a massive inland sea rivaling the Mediterranean in size. It extends deep into Milling era Canada, offering rich expanse and potential for exploration beyond polar isolation.
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Canada
Nudson Bay
Mediterranean
Canadian
Notice to Contractors for Schoolhouse Entry Bid
Sealed bids due July 15 1909 by the undersigned for building an entry to a school house in District No 7 Seton county Montana All labor and material to be furnished by bidder Plans and specifications available at the Acantha office or Farmington Montana Any bids may be rejected Henry Davidson Clerk District No 7 Teton county Montana
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Seton County
Mont
Acantha
Farmington
Montana
Henry Davidson
Teton County
Cured of Discontent by Sa'di Sayings
A Chicago News excerpt presents Sa'di the poet's reflections on contentment learned from the blind and the unmannerly. He cites examples about shoes and ground that mock poorly learned patience and manners. He jokes that understanding a woman comes only by not trying to understand her.
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Sa’di
Sa'di
Chicago News
Partnership Dissolves. Radcliffe Baart Jameson Form New Firm
The firm Radcliffe Baart Jameson dissolves by mutual consent with J A Baart withdrawing. H Radcliffe and Guy Jameson continue as Radcliffe and Jameson assuming all old firm responsibilities. Dated May 24 1909. Also notice directing watch repairs via Mr T A Smith Chateau with guaranteed satisfaction.
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Radcliffe, Baart & Jameson
J. A. Baart
H. Radcliffe
Guy Jameson
Radcliffe & Jameson
Norice
T. A. Smith
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Sas
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J. M
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