Local News Briefs and Notices From Area Paper
Attorney Dobe A. Stsiniing of Sandpatter is counsel in a land contest. Mrs. George I. Frenchander of St. Jonta visits with her parents, the Newtons. A newborn at North Seventh Avenue, a nine and a half pound boy, both mother and child healthy. A land dispute between Charlie Behrro and D. W. Camidy highlighted in the day’s program. Hal Mathews of Consumers’ Co. inhales an Europe tour invitation but stays in Coeur Alone. Baptist church to study Life of Christ on Wednesdays, annual lessons listed. Grocery store improvements at A. Haley’s on Fourth Street, with interior upgrades and new displays. In-store demonstrations include Inland Cracker Co. crackers and White House Softee in Daing Brown.
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Dobe A. Stsiniing
Is. Dusinowe
Ett
George I. Frenchander
Hal Mathews
Consumers’ Company
Montreal
Canada
Europe
Coeur
Hayrorementa
Haley
Bonducta
Kalso
Ita
Sturn
Inland
Ty Mie Muad
Syokane
Damonstratins
Whity House Softee
Daing Biown
Husel * Welle
Montana City Elections Show Party Shifts Across State
In Montana, Republicans won a statewide municipal vote with gains in Helena and other cities. Democrats took aldermen seats in Butte, Anaconda, and Missoula while Livingston and Great Falls saw mixed results. Widespread adoption of Sunday and midnight closing of saloons marked a notable reform feature.
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Hetoma
Butte
Walena
Mout
Repblicans
Helwan
Harte
Livingston
Royallicans
Great Malle
Edwards
Holma
Llandegwo
Lahar
Horewan
Tiitinga
Red Loder
Anaconda
Fanr
Mimouin
Memocrata
New Butte
Iabor
Boswman
Waseman
Montana
Election and inspection notice at armory briefing
Nation reports a military notice to members of Company Second regiment for report at the armory Weatoes Gay evening and inspection led by Lieutenant Shadduck. A Fort grounds story by Nelson Bros indicates repairs and insurance work will pause activities briefly. Prem Publishing Co spreads services and cards.
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Weatoes
Raptail
Shadduck
Nelson Bros
Story
Nelson Bites
Colored leaders condemn Roosevelt era bias in Philadelphia meeting
In Philadelphia on April 7 a group calling a national convention denounces the Roosevelt administration and Secretary of State while supporting antiracist reforms. Speakers include Alexander Waiters, William Boot, and William Monroe Trotter, condemning RepublicanSouthern Democratic collusion and criticizing civil rights denial under the current federal regime. The act decries segregation and the removal of rights from Black servicemen and citizens, urging preservation of postwar freedoms.
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Philadelphea
Nowro Tchujs
Roosevelt
Yat
Janet
Mishoy Alexander Waiters
Methodist
Zion Ehurel
William 3. Boot
Neuro
William Monroe Trotter
Lee New England
Provident Lonnevells
Mw Hterpublican
Denominlas
Uty
Lendern
Produce & Eriateter
Johnson
Rutherford M. Hayes
United States
Brant
Anner
Fremont county delegates push Brady for governor bid
A Fremont county delegation to the Republican state convention signals support for Brady as governor candidate. The move aims to block Colonel Hummer’s congressional hopes and influence the southeast’s convention role, with Hosmer mentioned as a possible congressman candidate.
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Pocatella
Idaho
Fremont County
Jamon
Brady
M. Marl
St. Anthony
Promimt
Fina Tu
Thomas KR. Hummer
Congrom
Hosmer
Bryan in Colorado Democratic Club Activities and Upcoming Convention
Bryan and officers of the Bryan Democratic Club of Colorado oversee changes as a new auditorium nears completion for a national convention in July. A public reception at the chamber of commerce drew hundreds. Earlier he spoke at Doster University and attended a mining group meeting. He planned an event for tomorrow and then travels to New York to join his wife and daughter returning from abroad.
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Bryan
Ate Khafrouh
Bryan Democratic Club of
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Doster University
Wewkle
Mintawrat
Maptiat Young Poapin Opens Alabama Institute
The Maptiat Young Poapin of Alabama opened this morning for the Maptiat Yous People's anton. Protemar C.F Leavett of Oxford, George T Webb of Chicago, and Dr. TF B Ray of Richmond attended. Rev. J. W. Anderson of Dothan delivered the congratulation sermon.
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J. W. Anderson
Dothan
Lewiston Water Deal Withdrawn Over City Council Delay
Lewiston Idaho April 7. W P Hurlbut president of Lewiston Wade irrigation company withdraws his offer to pipe and furnish water from Wade Springs twenty miles away after council delays. Councilmen Booth and Howard favored the plan while others argued it would be too costly and impractical given the lack of definite action.
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Wlnton
Bertin
Lewiston
Idaho
W. .P. Hurlbut
Lewte Tom Wade Irrigation Company
Wade Springs
Booth
Howard
Deranged man hanged with wire in Salt Lake yard
In Salt Lake on April 7 a young town resident hanged himself with baleing wire in a yard following a note by Jim indicating derangement possibly sparked by job loss at the smelter. Police report unclear details about others involved.
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Salt Lake
Baralfeoud Wsday
Jim
Gill, New
Rubber plant resumes work after week long shutdown
The local National Industrial Rubber Works plant, with about 1400 workers, restarted operations today after a short shutdown. The resumed schedule allows five days of work per week, returning to normal operations.
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National Indil Rubber Works
Virginia Delegates Go To Taft Column In Convention
Virginia will be placed in the Taft column in the statement of Republican leaders working for the interests of the War Secretary. Delegates at large to be elected by the state convention are designated for Taft.
Governor Johnson Tours Silo Monument With State Officials
Governor Johnson and state officials visited the Silo monument in Minnesota on Friday. The monument committees the adjutant general and governor's staff accompanied by state companies on the trip.
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Chaech
BT. Paul
Miuti
Johnson
Minneola
Bird Vision and the Keen Sight of Water Birds
The article argues water birds have superior eyesight to humans, noting many birds work at close range and possess remarkable eyepower. It cites a hawk tracking prey from a distance of red yards above a window, implying advanced visual capacity beyond human perception.
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Rome
Golden Grain Gran Tiles cereal drink marketed to children
An ad asserts parents owe their children food and more and promotes Golden Grain Gran Tiles as a pure grain cereal drink claimed to boost brain work in schoolchildren. It notes retailers sell 2 pound packages for 25 cents and promises "$1,000.00 guarantees of purity" with each package.
Remarkable Bird Vision Described by Dr C A Wood
Dr C A Wood in Chicago outlines the sharp wight and adaptive optics of birds like owls and kingfishers. He notes rapid, nearly invisible shifts in focus from meters to fractions of a meter and the incredible ability to navigate dark woods and water with precision.
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Ara
Garis
Paris and Venice in Historical Associations Compared
A scrambled passage compares Paris to Venice, noting Venice’s famed antiquities and arts alongside Rome and Constantinople. It evokes tourist fascination with old palaces theaters and boulevards, and includes a misquoted London Spectator line and a French nun remark about battles.
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Paris
Venice
Rome
Constantinople
Ches, Palacus
Romaina
Blight Diversion and Amble Hostess Clash at Reception
Kanaay City Journal reports a social scene hiccup as the gala hosts and a guest clashed informally at a reception. The terse note hints at a minor quarrel between the goulal hort and the Amleble hostess amid the event.
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Kanaay City Journal
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