Piano as Universal Instrument Dominates Montana Talk
Montana piano expert Charles J. Kops of Great Falls argues the modern upright and grand piano surpass older models in tone and technique. He contrasts Beethoven era limits with today’s playing, hailing the piano as the universal instrument and urging proper tone through relaxed arm weight.
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Great Falls
North Dakota
Kops
Northwest
Beethoven
Czerny
Chopin
Schumann
Russia
MacDowell
Paderewski
Harold Bauer
One Legged Robin Proves Birds Remember Homes
J. R. Wharton of Columbia Gardens in Butte recounts a one legged robin that learned to fly after an entangled foot was freed, returned with a mate to raise a new brood, and memory of birthplace. He notes birds thrive where trees shrubs and protection are provided.
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J. R. Wharton
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Gardens
Dan'’ Donohue
State Board of Health
Glendive
Free Range Country
Third
Wisconsin Infantry
Montana National Guard
Second
Montana Infantry
Roops
thePhysicians’ and Surgeons’ College
Minneapolis
Ball Park
Wharton
Senator Clark
Buffalo Barbecue for Travelers Convention in Ogden
Knights of the Grip from Montana Idaho and Utah plan an annual convention in Ogden June 8 9 and 10 with a buffalo barbecue five animals shot on Antelope Island and parades dances and a ball. Officials from Utah Idaho and Nevada expect to attend and railroads offer special rates.
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Knights of the Grip
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Antelope Island
Great Salt Lake
Ogden
Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers
Knights of Pythias Hall
W. R. Williams
Salt Lake
Weber Club
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Pythian Castle
Buffalo
City Hall Park
Gden
White City
Brigham City
Logan
Provo
Overnors
Nevada
Shriners
California
Wyoming
Kids Hire Themselves For Dandelion Harvest Plan
Great Falls children joined a city campaign to eradicate dandelions by delivering plant loads to three fire stations. About five tons were collected in a week with pay of 1 cent per pound. In the north side district a day yielded a ton. Three disabled youths brought in plants worth 20 cents each, many youngsters taking part for candy money.
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Great Falls
North Side
Freezone promises painless corn removal
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and lets you lift the corn away with fingers. It notes a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents removes hard or soft corns and corns between the toes and calluses without soreness or irritation.
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Musical Club
Union
Charles J. Kops
Dan Donohue
United Commercial
J. S. Hammond
George M. Bourquin
Dan" Donohue
Campbell Discovery Well
H. C. Stapleton
Campbell
Shelby
MONTA
Charles M
Blackfeet Trading
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la Verendrye
Rocky Mountains
Pierre Radisson
Russell
Cheely-Raban Syndicate
Great Falls, Montana
Ccheely-Raban Syndicate
Charles M. Russell
Postoffice
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