Governor Erickson Proclaims Good Roads Day in Montana
Governor I J Erickson proclaims June 16 1925 as Good Roads day urging Montana citizens to contribute labor material or money to highway improvements. The proclamation emphasizes roads key to state prosperity and closer community ties.
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Erickson
Montana
I. J. E. Erickson
State of
Judge Tattan’s Birthday Noted by Fort Benton Citizens
May 26 marked the seventy eighth birth anniversary of Judge John W. Tattan with greetings and gifts. The date also marked the fiftieth anniversary of his wife’s arrival in Fort Benton aboard a Missouri river steamboat, a voyage that also brought Tom Todd to Fort Benton on the same boat.
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Judge Tattan
Fort Benton
John W. Tattan
Tom Todd
Custom of setting food before guests in Japan
The practice observes hospitality by placing food for guests at any hour of arrival. It reflects a flexible dining custom where timing is guided by guest convenience rather than fixed meal times. This tradition emphasizes consideration and social harmony in Japanese households.
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Japan
Meek in Washington A frontier envoy at the capital
Joseph Meek visits Washington as envoy from Oregon to the U.S. Court. He dines in style on antelope steak, perches near the president and secretary, and jokes about money, independence, and his loom of influence as Congress allocates funds for Oregon affairs. Meek dazzles social circles, recalls family links, and helps push Oregon’s new government toward formation.
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M. E. Plassmann
Republic of
Oregon
Court
United States
Senator Underwood
Kentucky
Meek
Underwood
White House
Knox Walker
Dr. Wagner
Walker
Polk
Congress
Washington
Mr. Thornton
Kit Carson
Carson
Wagner
Foote
Mississippi
Butler
Mason
Calhoun
Davis
Meeks
United States Marshall
New Territory
General Lane
Indiana
Lane
St. Louis
Young Lane
Governor Lane
Santa Fe
Fort Yuma
Arizona
San Pedro Bay
California
Fort Leavenworth
Williams Ranch
Santa Anna River
Montana
Montana Militiamen Set for Fort Harrison Encampment
About 1,000 Montana National Guard officers and men will gather at Fort Harrison near Helena from June 13 to 27 for the annual encampment. Food costs run about 500 dollars daily and the 16 day federal payroll totals roughly 30,000 dollars. Major H. B. Keen will inspect units at several towns before departing July 1 to Fort Benning Georgia.
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National Guardsmen
Montana
Fort Harrison
Helena
Erasmus H. Williams
H. B. Keen
Whitehall
Bozeman
Livingston
Wilsall
Lewistown
Harlowton
Keen
Fort Banning
Georgia
Helena Cathedral Demolished After 1874 Construction
Report notes the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Helena is torn down after years of use and history. Pioneers and families who blessed rites there mourn the loss as workmen Bosse walls apart near St. John’s hospital. Erection began August 16 1874 led by Rev. L V Palladino J. Finishing delayed by 1875 gold rush, services held Palm Sunday April 9 1876.
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Helean
Montana
L. V. Palladino
Black Hills
St. Helena
Cuticura Toilet Preparations Featured in Ad
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for daily skin care. The soap cleanses and purifies while the ointment soothes and heals and the talcum powders and perfumes. Priced at 25 cents everywhere.
Windsor Castle Royal Kitchen Proves Enduring 12th Century
A preserved section of Windsor Castle shows the royal kitchen unchanged since its 12th century beginnings in 1146. The piece notes durable craft and the global reach of everyday items like clothes pins, commonly American-made.
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Windsor Castle
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