SONS OF THE IDLE RICH IN NEW VENTURE AND GEORGE GOULD LIFE
The piece surveys the Vanderbilt News service led by Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr, noting publicity and potential public service while cautioning against industrial exploitation. It also discusses George Gould’s life, noting past scandals, Edith Kingdon’s marriage and death, and the Gould family’s notoriety influencing public perception of actors and society.
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Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Young Vanderbilt
New York Herald
Young van
Wovens
Vanderbilt News Service
George Gould
Gould
Goulds
Jay Gould
Zella Nicolaus
Edith Kingdon
Logan Family Heads West for Yellowstone Park Tour
W. E. Logan and family left last Saturday for a tour of the Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Logan's niece Mrs. Wolfe of Meade Kansas will meet them and accompany the trip.
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W. E. Logan
Yellowstone Park
Announcement of Candidacy for State Representative Seat
A candidate declares run for the Republican primaries seeking a second term as state representative from Welton County. If nominated and elected, the speaker outlines goals and service plans for the district.
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Welton County
Teton County Republican Primary For County Officials
Candidates announce runs for county assessor attorney superintendent of schools and sheriff in Teton County. Jesse L. Gleason touts economy and public service. George W. Magee and Stanley R. Foot seek attorney posts. a school supervisor seeks re election. W W Peterson pledges strict law enforcement and fiscal restraint for sheriff. August primary year noted as 1999.
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Teton County
Jesse L. Gleason
Geo. W. Magee
If you neglect your Sunday duty you are a curse to them
A preacher rails against parents who neglect Sunday duties urging fathers to attend Sunday School with their children. He warns that keeping children away from church leads to crime, juvenile courts, and penal institutions, costing society and the nation. He calls for parents to be guardians of their children’s spiritual development.
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America
Jesus Christ
Orthodox Christian Church
CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR STATE SENATOR AND SHERIFF
J. L. Collins announces runs in Teton County for State Senator and Sheriff. He seeks Republican primaries in August for the senate and Democratic primaries on August 29 1922 for sheriff. He pledges economy in legislation, an inheritance tax, tax burden equalization, a clean administration, strict law enforcement, and efficient county service.
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Teton
Republican Party
Montana
Teton County
J. L. Collins
Teton County Assessor Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Backing
Notice to voters announces a bid for Teton County assessor pending Republican primary approval in August. The candidate pledges efficient economical administration prioritizing taxpayers and county interests.
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Teton County
Republican Party
Voters Consider Assessor Candidacy Aimed at Economy
Notice to voters outlines support for a strict economy and a clean administration under the assessor race in Teton County. Emphasizes hiring preference for ex service members and collaboration with law enforcement in promoting orderly governance.
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Teton County
Republican Party
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W. W. Peterson
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Teton ‘County
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Bateman
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Post Com
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Adjt
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