Buckeye Briers Ravenna in 1907 features and factory life
A Ravenna Ohio portrait describes a 6000 population town with factories producing paper boxes and electrical goods, three railroads and 166 daily through trains. It notes 700+ unmar ried women, their work roles, wages, and aspirations, plus maple sugar industry and a slice of Montana culture clash.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Pennsylvani
Erie
Baltimore and Ohio
Montana
Cleveland
U.S
Mariar
Heck Cale
Hamlet Fund Vote Sparks Tiny Three Cent Reimbursement
A short notice reports a Ladies meeting voted to assess members three cents each to reimburse the hamlet contributor for refreshments. It notes a Montana matron and a humorous image of beef and barbecuing, and reflects on a spring with blooming fruit trees and birds singing as summer arrives.
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Montana
A.B.C
Sun Shines After Showers In Conrad Montana
May 21 notes mild weather after weekend showers. Mort Hirshberg toured to Great Falls and back. Drayman Robert Johnston is bedbound with measles. Ranch job demand rises as workers travel town to town seeking preferred work. Mrs J F Leech and children of Dupuyer visit en route to Helena with Miss Wagg, former Dupuyer teacher.
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Conrad
Mort. Hirshberg
Great Falls
Robert Johnston
Our City
Try Our Tree Tea Barrage of Satisfied Customers
A brief ad note touts a tree tea product with a satisfaction guarantee and a cash bazaar studio offering.
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Msatisfaction
Cash Bazaar and Studio
Surprise party honors Dupuyer school teachers
In Dupuyer May 22 a large gathering at Woodmera hall celebrated teachers Miss Wagg and Mrs. Anderson with progressive whist and a midnight luncheon then dancing. J. Frank Leech visits Helena, Miss Wagg travels to St. Benton, and school closes with a pupils’ literary program. Leech and Leech sell stallions to Valley County buyers. one son of C W Cooper assists as the horses are shipped from Conrad. Chas Cowell visits relatives.
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Woodmera Halls
Wagg
Anderson
J. Frank Leech
Helena
Mesdames Alfred
Carl Harris
St. Benton
Kirksville
E. E
J. &. Leech
Valley County
C. W. Cooper
Conrad
Chas. Cowell
Prepare For Cattle Dipping
Helena May 22 Orders by the state livestock sanitary board regulate cattle shipments under new federal rules. Cattle from Teton Chouteau Valleys and Dawson counties must be dipped and supervised by a federal or state veterinarian or face quarantine unless properly treated. A Seabury spraying machine will be placed in each county by July 95.
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Helena
State Livestock Canitary Board
Teton
Chouteau
Valleys
Dawson
Nasset and Larson Wed in West Bench Nuptials
Ivor Tr. Nasset, Burton bench rancher, married Miss Johanna Larson of Princeton Minnesota last Saturday at the home of the bride's brother. Rev Lunde of the Norwegian Lutheran church officiated.
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West Bench
Ivor Tr. Nasset
Burton Bench
Johanna Larson
Princeton
Minnesota
Lunde
Norwegian Lutheran Church
World Champion Shire Horses and Cattle at Warfield Ranch
J. M. Burlingame reports from the Carlos Warfield ranch near Bynum Montana on 5000 acres with prize Shire horses including Umberslade Victor and mares Deeping Juliet Oakham Madge and others. He notes outstanding cattle stock Shorthorns and a 35000 acre Jeton Reservoir irrigation project led by Warfield as president and a 50 mile canal to store flood and winter water.
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Montana
Carlos Warfield
Bynum
America
England
Warfield
Northampton
Warwickshire
London
Mr. Warfield
Deeping Juliet
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas City
Hallaton Lucilla
Oakham Madge
Oakham Lilly
Stantney Xantppe
Minnehaha
Chicago
King Edward VII
Teton River
J. M. Burlingame
Rocky Mountain Husbandman
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts and Prices May 21
Chicago livestock report shows cattle receipts at 2,500 with market steady. Beeves fetch 3.30 to 5.00, cows 1.80 to 4.90, heifers 2.75 to 5.40, calves 4.50 to 6.50, good to prime steers 5.45 to 6.50, stockers 2.90 to 5.20. Sheep receipts 10,000 with natives 4.50 to 6.70, westerns 3.50 to 6.15, yearlings 6.00 to 6.40, lambs 6.25 to 8.60.
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Chicago
Nerodon Draft Stallion to Stand at Sheep Creek Ranch
The Belgian draft stallion Nerodon born 2010 will stand for the season at the Therrien ranch on Sheep Creek west of Dupuyer. Terms set at 15 dollars for the season with a sure foal getter. A fine pasture is free to breeders leaving mares in Mr Shattrow's care. The Sheep Creek Horse Co. E S Hatrrow, Manager. R Johnson, Secretary.
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Nerodon
Therrien Ranch
Sheep Creek
Dupuyer
Teton County Boys Shine at Missoula Inter-Scholastic Meet
The Teton County Free High School team placed well at the Missoula event winning the declamatory contest and earning fifth in field events with 13 points. Five students represented the school securing first in declamation and discus, plus top finishes in shot put and hammer throw despite a foul cost and a near miss in the high jump.
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Missoula
Teton County Free High School
Case
Missoulian
Bynum Notes reveal plans and local happenings
Cohoe redmond jack sold to H E Belcher of Raymond. School adds 18 by 11 room. Mary B Wail of Hinsdale named teacher. Father Phelan to hold services June 9. Residents report lambing success, dam projects, weddings anticipated, and plans for a Fourth of July celebration as Bynum grows.
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Bynum
H. E. Belcher
Raymond
Father Phelan
Mary B. Wail
Hinsdale
Bynum School
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Great Falls, Mont
Fi’ A. Long, M. D
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
DF. T. Brooks
Choteau
O, A. Kence D. D
John W. Shields, C. E
A. C. Warner
WY. S
Victory
Choteau Aerie
Order of Eagles
Tyos. Thompson
W. P
Tyos
Brooks
Ss. O. Huseth
V. M. Pyatt
J. J. Daley
Farmington
Ghee
Soo Son
T. A. Smith
Buckeye Briers
Chateau Acantha
Ferg
J. F. Leech
Miss Wagg
Chicago Livestock Market
Teton County
Bynum Notes
Stewart
N. O. Tuttle
Nick
Mr. Willis
T. C. Power
David Scott
Bennett Golding
Dave
Bynum Io
Pete
Orlo Stansberry
Great Salis
Orlo
George Tallefson
Jos. Gleason
A. M. Walley
Walley
Beulah Anthony
Mrs. D. Stewart
J.R. Young
Peter Kelly
Chateau
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