Montana piano pioneer touts skill and universal instrument
Charles J. Kops of Great Falls argues Montana homes house more pianos than any state. He compares modern piano playing to Beethoven's era, notes the piano's universal role, and cites Paderewski on the greater effort needed to master piano versus violin or voice.
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One-Legged Robin Becomes Returning Father at Columbia Gardens
J R Wharton, manager of Columbia Gardens in Butte, recalls a one legged robin that survived a string entanglement, learned to fly, and returned with a mate to raise a new brood. He notes the garden’s rise as a bird haven with many species visiting since 1908, aided by trees, shrubs, and protections that deter guns and welcome feathered life.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
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Senator Clark
Knights of the Grip to Hold Annual Grand Council Convention
Montana Idaho and Utah commercial travelers prepare for a sixteenth annual convention on Antelope Island Great Salt Lake with buffalo barbecue on June 8 9 and 10. Delegates gather in Ogden Weber club banquet parade dance and street carnival amid plans for a Salt Lake City Salt Lake Brigham Provo and Ogden band performances. Governors from Utah Idaho and Nevada expected to attend.
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Dynamite Dan Donohue a Montana health leader
Dynamite Dan Donohue heads the state board of health. He practiced medicine in Glendive since 1900, served in the Spanish American War, led the Montana National Guard as colonel of the Second Montana Infantry, commanded state troops during the Butteriots era, and later led the regiment on the Mexican border. He graduated from the Physicians and Surgeons' College in Minneapolis and served two terms in the legislature.
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Minneapolis
Cuticura Advertises Complexion Trio
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for clear complexions clean scalps and soft hands. In a separate note Dr J S Hammond of Butte was found guilty of Harrison drug act violations and fined 500 with a one week stay granted by Judge Bourquin.
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Fragmentary OCR record of a pricing/pledge note
Readable bits show a signatory list and a clause about a one-way price and a portion described as one third. The text appears as garbled OCR with missing context and unclear dates or places.
Dandelion Eradication Campaign In Great Falls Engages Children
In Great Falls a dandelion eradication drive paid children one cent per pound for plants. Within a week about five tons were delivered to three fire stations. North side district yielded a ton in one day with crippled boys among participants for up to 20 cents each.
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Freezone Corn Remover Promises Quick Pain Free Results
A druggist sells a tiny bottle labeled Freezone for a few cents that claims to remove hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes without soreness or irritation. The ad touts instant relief with a simple application.
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