Trials Set for November Term of District Court
A lengthy list of cases scheduled for December trial in the district court includes Strain Bros. versus W. D. Luther on appeal, and numerous other civil actions such as Jean Hasquet versus John Meade for recovery, Emery F. Johnson versus H. O. Peterson on appeal, and many debt and quiet title actions. Dates range from December 11 to December 18 with multiple entries per day.
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Strain Bros
W. D. Luther
Jean Hasquet
John E. Meade
Emery F. Johnson
H. O. Peterson
John Meade
J. &. Hine
Kenneth McKenzie
Thos. O. Larson
Ole Wagnild
Morehouse & Tuttle
T. Bynum
D. J. Ryan
Johnson
Myrona A. Harrison
Farmers’ Elevator Company
W. L. Barger
A. W. Wright
I. A. Stub
Harry Orr
Berthelma Orr
Carr & Adlam Co
E. B. Hancock
Will Build Cut-Off Through Kalispell Area
James J. Hill and a party of railway officials toured Cut Bank and Kalispell en route to the Pacific coast. Reports say the Libby cut-off will be built and Kalispell returned to the main line with construction promised within two years.
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James J. Hill
Cut Bank
Pacific Coast
Kalispell
Empire Builder
Libby
Mr. Hill
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
William Bryan follows the Lyons in ad style feature
An old advertisement features William N Whitacre promoting various goods and services. The copy touts lumber roofing tar paper windows and storm windows. It invites customers to buy quality merchandise from Whitacre a home lumber dealer and schoolteacher Woodrow Willie is referenced in a local context.
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William Bryan
Lyons
Woodrow Willie
White House
Wiliam N. Whitacre Hosto
N. Whitacre
Adv
Oil Company to Build Automobiles as New By product
The Standard Oil Company plans to manufacture automobiles marking a novel venture where the auto is treated as a by product of glasoline. This move signals diversification into vehicle production and signals a shift in industry strategy.
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Standard Oil Company
No, not ready to praise the summer skirts' exit
A brief, reflective line about reacting to seasonal fashion changes and concern over what comes next.
Congress Taxes Income Like a Necessity Not a Luxury
Congress taxes income as a necessity rather than a luxury, a viewpoint commonly held in public discourse about tax policy. The statement reflects the belief that income tax funds essential government functions and services.
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Congress
Suffragists Loot Dublin Candy Shops in 1916 Scene
In a 1916 frame the piece notes suffragists raiding Dublin candy shops to prove their humanity while Mr. Wilson faces Wall Street opposition to his Currency Bill, suggesting a mix of social action and political tension in a period context.
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Wilson
Wall Street
Inquest Confirms Madero’s Death After Long Inquiry
The Mexican inquest into Madero’s fate concludes with the finding that he is dead after a prolonged, searching investigation.
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Madero
Farm Wagon Drops Hidden Cash At Flushing Law Firm
A pair of men in a farm wagon snatch a large trunk from the street and bring it into a Flushing law firm. The farmer, seeking to buy Auburndale land controlled by the firm, counts out $50 000 in cash from the trunk with more sums hidden inside. The office boy confronts them during the exchange.
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Flushing
N. Y
Auburndale
Decay of Window Glass Revealed by Harper’s Weekly
Harper’s Weekly notes that sun and weather ruin glass over years making it brittle enough to cut with shears. Street fakers travel, demonstrating this by clipping strips from rotten glass to wow crowds and mislead buyers.
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Harper's Weekly
Ingenious improvised repair of a typewriter at Spring Hill College
A broken carriage spring halted work at Spring Hill College in Mobile. Lacking a repair shop, a staff member rigged a cord, expansion bolts, and washers to substitute the spring. An ordinary spool was mounted on the frame with solder wire to drive the carriage, letting the stenographer continue typing.
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Spring Hill College
Mobile
How to Test Tea Purity by Paper Stain Method
A simple test uses a table knife and white paper. Rub the tea into powder, brush the surface, and inspect under a naked eye. If artificial coloring is present vivid Prussian blue spots appear in the paper fibers and are unmistakable.
Remark at Mont Blanc Echoes From 19th Century Travel
A Connecticut woman ascends Mont Blanc with English and American artists. While others whisper in awe, she stands silent then exclaims with bright eyes and parted lips My, ain t it high. This line captures a humorous, era defying reaction from a young traveler amid sublime scenery.
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America
Connecticut
Mont Blanc
Everybody’s
Balkans Dilemma Echoes A Pocket-Card Joke
New York humorist Simeon Ford compares Balkan trouble to a comic scene in a poker game at Brown’s house with four bachelors. Bottles, cigars, and a costly rug set the scene while Mrs Brown is away at the seashore, prompting a humorous rebuke.
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Simeon Ford
New York
Balkans
Brown
Drill Sergeant Commands Fire at Will Prank Confuses Recruit
A drill sergeant leads new recruits through rifle training until blank cartridges are handed out. The squad follows orders and the sergeant shouts Fire at will. Private Lunn wonders which one is Will as he lowers his weapon.
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Lunn
Will
Plan for New York City Market By Progressive Economic Club
The Progressive Economic club in New York announces plans for a new city market estimated at 7 million dollars. The project aims to aid both small and large consumers through a modern marketplace.
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Progressive Economic Club
New York
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