Letty's Garden Sparks a Brady Bride Reveal
Jim Frayne from the electric works visits Letty in her tidy garden and a shy romance blooms after a staged electrical mishap. Letty, long thought an old maid, confesses a dream of marriage as Jim admits his feelings and reveals he helped trigger the fuse tests. The pair plan a future, with Mrs Ennis's quiet scheming turning hopeful.
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Jim Frayne
Letty
Letty Prim
Mr. Frayne
Electric Works
Mrs. Ennis
Jim
Miss Letty
Lamps
Japanese pet birds and fanciers in East and West News
The uguisu or Japanese nightingale and goldfish are popular pets in Japan. Prices range from 50 cents to 500 dollars for the birds, which require special food and five singing grades. The Yoshino robin costs 2.50 to 40 dollars, and quails, canaries, and other birds are noted with social and cultural appeal.
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Japan
Lawyer Subdued by Witty Witness in Courtroom Exchange
A Charleston lawyer tried to trap a female witness by accusing her use of irony. The witness calmly explained the term and offered a sharp rebuke by noting that calling him a gentleman would be ironic. The exchange highlights the power of poised, intelligent testimony over aggressive tactics.
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Charleston
S. C
Globe Trotting Man Feels Cramped by War
The man you were talking to is a great globe trotter. He says he is not globe trotting now as the war limits his travels. He adds he feels terribly cramped with only the United States to run around in.
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United States
Practical Politician Calls for Armor Plant in District
A plain spoken exchange frames a practical politician urging rapid war readiness. He proposes the government build an armor plant in his district to boost defense capacity and local employment.
Mystery of Plant Growth by Prof Thos Shaw
A discussion of how certain soils hinder legume growth without inoculation. Bacteria enable legumes to draw nitrogen from the air, promoting growth, and inoculation introduces these bacteria to soil to form nodules on roots.
Inoculation of Alfalfa and Legume Soils Across Regions
The article discusses varying necessity of inoculation for alfalfa and other legumes across regions such as the Red River Valley Dakota Montana and Washington. It suggests a field test comparing inoculated and non inoculated strips and notes that applying farmyard manure before land preparation may induce inoculation, though the mechanism remains uncertain.
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Red River Valley
Dakota
Montana
Wlathead Valley
Washngton
Unclear OCR Item on Prices and Funds
Fragmentary OCR shows currency values and symbols like 1.50 1.00 0.50 2.00 5.00 with scattered letters and quotes. No clear event person or organization is readable. The text resembles a pricing list or financial note but lacks contextual details for a full summary.
Inoculation Methods for Plant Nodulation and Growth
The article discusses inoculation in crops like alfalfa and legumes, noting manure and soil from vigorous fields as sources. It covers nitrogen treatments, aged bacterial viability, and practical methods of applying inoculated soil or dusted seed to ensure nodulation and growth.
Notice of intention to make three year homestead proof
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana February 16 1916 notice is here given that John B Toeneyes of Dutton Montana who on October 3 1912 made homestead entry serial No 029173 for southwest quarter section 04 township 24 north range 2 west Montana Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land above described before Register and Receiver U S land Office at Great Falls Montana on the 6th day of April 1916 Claimant names as witnesses Peter L Jurek Alfred Nelson Anton Beck and Michael Terney all of Dutton Montana Rt N SUTHIERLIN Register First pub March 1 last March 29
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Dutton
Montana
Range
Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Peter L. Jurek
Alfred Nelson
Anton Beck
Michael Terney
Rt. N. Suthierlin
Register
Department of the Interior
U .S. Land Office
Monana
Abram E. Krofft
Cleiv
Range 3
Montana Meridian
A. ©. Warner
Chateau
Henry B. Hanson
Halvor O. Thompson
John Holm
John Olstad
Bole
R. N. Sutherlin
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Drs. Rhoads & Bateman
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Choteau, Mont
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Pictorial Review
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