Political slate listed for New Jersey election
A printed ticket lists candidates for governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state state treasurer state auditor superintendent of public instruction railroad and public service commissioner and clerk of the supreme court. Names include Albert H Angstman Wellington D Rankin Frank Hazelbaker L A Foot W E Harmon F E Williams Geo P Porter Elizabeth Ireland Daniel Boyle and John Ward Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Angstman
Wellington D. Rankin
Frank A. Hazelbaker
L. A. Foot
W. E. Harmon
F. E. Williams
Geo. P. Porter
Public Instruction
Elizabeth Ireland
Railroad and Public Service
Daniel Boyle
Supreme Court
John Ward Crosby
Local Judicial and County Race Ballot Listings
The notice lists candidates for county and district offices including Judge of the District Court in the 19th Judicial District R M Hattersley for judge, J E Hodgskiss for the House seat, Donald Kerr for county commissioner, W H Webb for clerk and recorder, Oral G Meadows for treasurer, M C Crawford for assessor, Obert Peterson for surveyor, Blanche M Jacobson for clerk of district court, Bert I Packer for county attorney, L B Pendroy for sheriff, C J Smith for public administrator, Chas H Connor for coroner, with positions also noted for county supt of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
19Th Judicial District
R. M. Hattersley
House of Representatives
J. E. Hodgskiss
Donald Kerr
W. H. Webb
Oral G. Meadows
M. C. Crawford
Obert Peterson
Blanche M. Jacobson
Bert I. Packer
L. B. Pendroy
A Montana Princess Wardrobe Display At State Fair
A Montana paper explains Teton county will not be represented due to the princess wardrobe issue. It notes Cascade county’s princess wardrobe gift from Paris and the American Legion, on display at the Paris store, tying into the queen of Montana selection.
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Montana
Cascade County
Paris
The
American Legion
Princess Wardrobe Dilemma At State Fair Contests
The article discusses Miss Cascade and Miss Strokman outfits for Montana state fair princess duties, noting elaborate evening gowns and smart day wear. It warns of hardship for a deserving girl with a poor father and calls for external help to fund a proper wardrobe, urging Teton county representation.
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Miss Strokman
Montana
Miss Cascade
Vassar
Wellesley
Great Falls
Helena
Teton
Teton County
Montana Free Press Makes Its Appearance In Butte
The Montana Free Press debuts with a 32 page edition in Butte, promoted as reborn Butte Miner. Owner W A Clark Jr delegates control to ex Miner staff led by editor Martin Hutchens and manager Bryan Woolston. The paper vows to break the newspaper trust, champion labor, fight elitism, and pursue a square deal for all. It will use United Press service and boast an exceptional news gathering staff.
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Montana Free Press
Butte
Free Press
Butte Miner
W. A. Clark, Jr
Matin J. Hutchens
Bryan A. Woolston
Adelphus B. Keith
Montana
United Press Service
Campaign to Award Cash Prizes for Newspaper Project
The campaign plans to distribute twenty thousand dollars in cash awards to promote a new newspaper, signaling an effort to inform readers about state and national affairs and broader world events.
Public School Notes Reflect Fall Activities Across Grades
In primary rooms a sand table display titled signs of Fall. first graders craft booklets. Second grade studies The Tired Gleaners and writes stories. Weather charts form September geography work. candy sale funds a playground ball. Sixth grade compares Egyptian and Hebrew life. eighth graders enjoy a Teton river weiner roast. Miss Miller now leads school art project. orchestra progress grows with a boys quartet rehearsing.
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Teton River
Gamble Hinged Music Co
Chicago
Miss Miller
Minneapolis
Druses Form a Mountain Community in Syria
The Druses, an Arabic-speaking mountaineer population of about 150000, are scattered across Syria with the Jebel Hauran settlement as the most important due to its near independence. Named after the missionary Darazi who founded the sect in the early 11th century.
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Syria
Jebel Hauran
Darazi
Monks in Belgium Keep Home Brew Tradition Alive
The Indianapolis Star notes Belgian monasteries still practice home brewing as a moral activity, with Saint Sixte at Poperinghe keeping to medieval methods. Monks reportedly refrain from speaking to one another in that monastery.
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United States
Belgium
Saint Sixte
Poperinghe
Indianapolis Star
Votive Offerings in Gratitude to Saints
An Atlanta Constitution article describes votive offerings as a long standing custom. Neighbors in Naples still weigh infants and give wax to saints for protection and cures. Historical practice shows offerings once served as charms against illness, disaster, and misfortune.
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Naples
Pierre van Paassen
Italy
St. Nicholas
St. Anthony
St. Paul
St. Ercolano
St. Donino
St. Catherine
St. Raphael
St. Pasquale
Overcoming Handicaps: Notable Figures Through History
Louis E. Bisch notes in the American Magazine that many great figures faced disabilities or illnesses yet persisted. He cites Milton Handel Beethoven Pope Caesar Lamb Nightingale and Florence Nightingale among others who achieved remarkable work despite adversity.
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Louis E. Bisch
American Magazine
Milton
Handel
Beethoven
Keats
Pope
Caesar
Lamb
Fielding
Tom Jones
Florence Nightingale
Child Refusal Sparks Church Supper Etiquette Debate
A young mother and her three year old son attend a church supper as the boy resists washing his hands and face. The mother explains the child refused washing, sparking comments from the grandmotherly helper who criticizes the boy’s appearance. The scene captures generational views on child care.
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Indianapolis News
Essenes described as ancient Jewish brotherhood
The Essenes were a Jewish brotherhood founded after the Maccabees, existing to about 200 A D. They were described by Pliny, Josephus, and Philo as religious separatists with strict ceremonial observances, celibacy, and communities living in common. Membership required long fasting and discipline. the text notes no probability Jesus was an Essene, but suggests John the Baptist might fit a similar type.
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The
Essences
Pliny
Josephus
Philo
Jesus Christ
John the Baptist
Hardy’s Roving Eye and Observant Muse
J. C. Squire in the Observer recalls Thomas Hardy’s constant curiosity and vivid visions, noting his “roving eye” and “musing eye.” The piece ties Egdon Heath to Doomsday Book references and antiquary Leland, with Gardy wandering shelves in thought.
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Thomas Hardy
Egdon Heath
Leland
Gardy
J. C. Squire
Observer
Coca Plant And Its Powerful Stimulant Use
The coca plant is a South American shrub with light green leaves. Natives powder and chew the leaves to form upadu, a potent stimulant that enables natives to walk for two or three days without food, though excessive use can turn the chewer into an idiot.
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South America
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L. L. Callaway
Ss, C. Ford
C. James Smith
Chas. H. Connor
Montana Princess
Kellys
Kelly
Springfield
H. C. Huffman
Times
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B. F. Sparrow
First Ave
CAFE
E. J. Berven
Teton Steam Laundry
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
CLUB
GEO. L. Burrell
Choteau Et Montana
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Chateau
L. P. Jackson Chateau
Buescher Instruments
Jack
Harmony Kings
Hammond Beauty
Marinello
Max Factor’s Cosmetics
Looney’s
Hirshberg
Choteau, Mont
Hardy
J. H. Byler
Mont
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Curtis Barber Shop
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Choteau Hospital
Drs. Bateman
Dulaney
E. B. Maynard, M. D
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Dr. C. J. B. Stephens
Citizens State Bank
Eva Howard
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
F. C. Young, Mor
Buick Sales and Service
Conoco
ETHYL
Quaker State
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Music Hall
New York City
Goerhe
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