Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad Liberty
Mrs. John Underwood of Great Falls Montana testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble after england attacks. She notes relapses from poor water during travel and says the remedy quickly drove out the disorder. Price 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY promotes the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
John Underwood
Fourth Ave
S. W
Great Falls
Mont
England
Notice to creditors Estate of Nettie J Spencer
Administratrix Adelaide S Donovan calls all creditors to present claims against Nettie J Spencer deceased with vouchers within four months from first publication. Claims must be filed at 304 Ford Building Great Falls Montana the place for estate business. First publ Aug 19 last Sept 9 1920.
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Nettie J. Spencer
Ford Building
Great Falls
Montana
Adelaide S. Donovan
Notice for Publica tion Non-Coal Department of the Interior
Gershom Hutchinson of Bole Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on Lot 4 section 18 Lots 1 2 NEY NW section 19 township 23N range 4W Montana meridian before U S Commissioner A C Warner at Chateau Montana on September 21 1920 Witnesses: George A Zachary Volney R Sears Paul F Mathis of Chateau and Ben Torson of Bole Montana. First publication August 19 1920. last publication September 16 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Glenn W. Burch
Chateau
N% Ney
Swynewy
Nwysey
Nwianw
Township 238
North
Range 7
Register
U S
A. C. Warner
U. S
Harry K. Ferris
Farmington, Mont
Edward H. Ferris
Kristian Evenson
John Wenhouse
J. A. Barker
Register First Pub
Gershom Hutchinson
Bole
Range 4
West
Meridian
George A. Zachary
Volney R. Sears
Paul F. Mathis
Ben Torson
Vision of 2420: Underground streets and wireless cars
London engineer Dr. A M Low predicts civilization in 500 years will feature underground thoroughfares parks roofed over wireless powered motor vehicles at 100 mph with telephones seeing distant friends via television and wireless telephony. He says many improvements await overcoming small obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Low
London
Low
Giving Up Fairy Stories at the Public Library
Public library attendants note a steady shift from fairy tales to real life stories in the children's room. They describe the challenge of guiding children toward books like Treasure Island and Tom Sawyer as fairy tale appeal wanes.
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Blue River
Unique Greeting Style of Sir Auckland Geddes At Olympia
The Manchester Guardian notes Sir Auckland Geddes will entertain heavily in the United States and finds his athletic handshake method exhausting. It describes his signature entrance greet at Olympia, where he steps in, extends a long arm, eyes the guest, and pulls them around to greet the hostess.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Manchester Guardian
Olympia
Sir Auckland
America
Weaving Mills Face Limits in Bielefeld Market
The Feheinisch Westfalisch Zeitung notes that Bielefeld flax and linen mills cannot scale up due to shortages of cotton and linen yarns. Cotton imports hinder revival, and competition suffers from cloth made with paper yarn during the war, despite quality improvements.
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Bielefeld
Feheinisch-Westfalisch Zeitung
Campaign Interest Echoes Through Music Scene
A speaker notes strong interest in the forthcoming campaign as a musician voices a desire for marching music over dancing tunes to keep people moving forward. The exchange highlights a blend of politics and performance shaping public mood.
Has Fine Traits Says the Brute Is Both Tender and Affectionate
A long account discusses elephants, noting maturity at 35 to 40, surprising agility for their size, and potential for both affection and revenge. It recounts handling in Bridgeport, incidents with a trainer Bayou Pill, and examples of fear, discipline, and response to weather and crowds.
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Bridgeport
George Conklin
Bayou Pill
Jerry Mabie
Tody Hamilton
Barnum & Bailey
New York
Be Careful Safety Lesson From Labor Dept Sign Blinks
A labor department notice explains common fall types in workplaces and lists high places from which people fall. It highlights ladder falls as the riskiest and notes injuries from objects and horseplay, ending with a cautionary brand of warning: Le Careful.
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Voices of Safety
United States Labor Department
Federal Labor Department
George Kingston
Workmen's Compensation Board of Ontario
Can
Misinterpreting His Motive in the House
Toby reports M P O'Connor lecturing in the house of commons at three in the morning with 12 to 15 sleepy members present Sir Patrick O Brien protests the disorder O Brien explains he interrupted to wake the audience and misinterprets the motive Pearson's Weekly records the quip
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Toby
M. P
T. P. O'Connor
House of Commons
Sir Patrick O'Brien
Mr. O'Connor
Patrick
Pearson's Weekly
Introducing a Bill in Congress Stirs Civic Talk
A citizen presses for a bill in Congress while Senator Sorghum cautions that introductions resemble other openings. He notes that a brief courteous exchange often does not lead to real progress or lasting acquaintance.
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Congress
Sorghum
Thief and Witch Retort Sparks Scottish Church Debate
In a reminiscence from Rev. F. W. Macdonald, two Scottish cattle drovers argue about their Free Church and United Presbyterians origins. The UP man denounces the other and ancestors, shouting Your father was a thief and your mother a witch. The reply: Maybe they was, but they wasn’t UPs.
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F. W. Macdonald
Free Church of Scotland
United Presbyterians
YU. P
Pearson’s Weekly
Tasmania Exports Frozen Meat From Growing Sheep Herd
Tasmania, a distant British outpost, plans to begin exporting frozen meat. With nearly 2,000,000 sheep, it could send about 100,000 carcasses of lamb and mutton, leveraging its expanding flocks for future trade.
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Tasmania
By Degrees. Huh-My dear. Isn't that dress extreme
A brief humorous exchange about a dress evolving in style. A wife remarks she wears it to help her husband get used to the new design, while the husband questions the extent of the fashion. The item reflects social dialogue and household wit from the period.
Man of wealth vows public service in United States senate
A wealthy man announces plans to devote his life to serving others not through charity but by beginning a public career in the United States senate. A friend questions the shift from aiding the poor to a political path.
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United States Senate
Job ad promises living wage for professor
A Birmingham Age-Herald item notes a college professor advertising for a position that would pay a living wage. He does not specify skills but vows to prove worth if given a chance, even if he has studied abroad and earned multiple degrees.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Legal Wisdom echoes in a lawyer's quip
A brief verse frames advice about persistence in legal work with a dialogue between a young lawyer and an old ditto. The humor centers on a repeated effort if a case struggles, implying perseverance over quick exits. The tone reflects courtroom wit and professional counsel.
Typified Spirit of France in a Humble Home Visit
In a Boys' Life piece Lieut. Belvin W. Maynard recalls a Sunday hike in France. He and companions meet a tired peasant woman with three heroes who died for France. Her bare home shows sacrifice and pride, not poverty, as she honors her sons’ sacrifice.
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France
Belvin W. Maynard
Milwaukee teachers earn more at washing work
The Milwaukee washerwoman earns six dollars a day versus teachers’ five, noted by the Oregonian in a Milwaukee meeting report. The piece questions grammar worries and recalls talk of washerwomen going to work by automobile, while praising local earnings and hinting at broader attitudes toward language and labor.
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Ore
Milwaukee
Cape Ann and early Plymouth era exploration
The article traces Cape Ann from initial exploration after the Mayflower era to its temporary settlement and later shift to fishing focus. It notes Thorwald's Cape of the Cross as a possible impression of Cape Ann, Captain John Smith's landings and exchanges, and the transition of subsistence from agriculture to fishing around 1700 in northeast Massachusetts.
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Cape Ann
Greenland
Plymouth
Thorwald
John Smith
Tragahigranda
Captain Smith
Cnast
Isle
Massachusetts
Longevity Record Noted in Shifnal Village
In Shifnal England the village claims the nation’s longest life spans with graveyard stones noting William Wakley aged one hundred twenty four and Mary Kates aged one hundred twenty seven. Wakley is said to have lived through eight monarchs and eight reigns.
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Shifnal
England
William Wakley
Mary
Joseph Kates
Playing Safe Lighted Kiss In Daylight
Mr Hardiface refuses a daytime kiss saying the spot is too exposed and someone could take a photo with a concealed camera, recalling a previous kiss under electric light last night with Miss Manchester.
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Mr. Hardiface
Miss Manchester
Tough Willie Faces Consequences of Fight at Sunday School
A brief exchange shows Tough Willie quipping about his injury after a prior brawl. The line suggests a tension around violence and religious schooling in the community.
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Willie
String Metaphor Sparks Goodefellowe Debate
In a sharp exchange, String defends Goodefellowe while labeling him straight as a string, as Walters counters with a jab about fragility and unreliability, highlighting the rivalries and personalities shaping discourse.
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Wilson
Goodefellowe
Walters
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Rocky Mountain Fire Surance Co
Great Fall's Mont
Cheteau Land @ Loan Co
Cottonwood Camp No
Moose Hall
W. H. Webb
John A. Gleason
C. C
Chateau Hospital
Drs. Rhoads & Bateman
DR. Stephens
Choteau
Bert Christie
Howard
Ae Zenry D
Robison
JAS
Teton County Abstract CO
Choteau, Montana
E. B. Maynard
Larson
Fred Moran
D.V
Larson Block
Restient
Stallion Registration Board
E. J. Crary
D.D. S
Choteau Lodge
A.F
A. M
L. A. Foot
Sooson
South Main Street
Scott & Bowne
SCOTT
CANDY
T. A. Smith
Main Ave
Weaving Mills of
Government Bulletin
Wakley
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