Marysville's Mining Comeback Sparks Hopeful Revival
Marysville once a top West mining camp lay dormant but is staging a comeback. Thomas Cruse’s Drumlummon mine sparked the town’s birth and wealth, while dredges and surrounding mines like Bald Mountain and Penobscot renew activity. Old timers believe mining fever drives renewal regardless of methods.
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Marysville
Thomas Cruse
Drum- Summon
Ireland
Thomas
Drumlummon
Tommy
Mr. Cruse
Mamie
Helena
Nate Vestal
Penobscot
William Mayer
Silver Creek
O. M. Lanstrum
Davies
Bald Mountain
Empire
Shannon
Drumsummon
Tommy Cruse
Engineer Appointed for Health Board Hygiene Division
Herbert T. Walworth of Detroit has been named industrial engineer for the state board of health's newly formed industrial hygiene division created by the last legislature to study industrial diseases.
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Herbert T. Walworth
Detroit
State Board of Health
Sinuses in a Human Head Count Ranges 20 to 30
Medical note states that a human head contains between twenty and thirty sinuses. The range accounts for several air-filled cavities linked to the nasal passages. Medical texts vary in exact counts due to differentiation of frontal, sphenoidal, and ethmoidal sinuses.
Whitefish honors Celia Green Pioneer with citywide closure
Whitefish suspended business for an afternoon to honor Celia Addie Green 84 a beloved pioneer. Funeral at Whitefish Presbyterian with Rev Duane. Known as Man to Great Northern workers she led a rooming house after moving from Peru New York in 1908. Survived by son Carl and daughter Effie Tanner. Lehigh and Lafayette Bays 73 football games since 1884.
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Whitefish
Green
Celia Addie Green
Whitefish Presbyterian Church
CG. P. Duane
Peru
N. Y
Montana
Carl
Effie Tanner
Little Falls
Minn
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