Empress Eugenie and others linked to cigar smoking
The piece notes Empress Eugenie and Alexandra as cigar smokers and cites Amy Lowell as a U S poet who smoked cigars. It mentions the French government producing cigars for women while in America cigars remain a masculine symbol guarded as a distinct form of smoke.
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Eugenie
France
Alexandra
England
Amy Lowell
America
Inmerica
For Sale Majestic Range and Small Electric Stove
Classified notice advertises a Majestic range and a small electric stove for sale with contact via phone 34 or inquiries at the Examiner office.
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Majestic
Examiner
Waive Dipping Requirements for Sheep Shipping
Wisconsin grants waiver of dipping rules for western sheep with origin inspection and health certificate. South Dakota also waived earlier, expanding Montana breeding stock markets. Cooperation among Wisconsin Montana South Dakota and corn belt agents opened large market amid flood of stock. cash credit is limited but demand remains high. Milwaukee road reports heavy movement and ongoing attempts to improve service during peak periods.
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Wisconsin
L. H. Robbins
Milwaukee Road
W. Nisnicky
South Dakota
Evan Hall
Milwaukee
Montana
W. F. Renk
W. Wisnicky
Dr. Huth
J. W. Butler
Corn Belt
N. H. Fuller
Lewistown
First Lutheran Church Choir Rehearsal Plans
Orval A. Schmidt pastor announces choir rehearsal at Mrs F G Bayerd home Friday at 7 30. Sunday Oct 25 Sunday school at 10 00 am services at 11 00 am. Luther League meets at 7 00 pm.
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First Lutheran Church
F. G. Bayerd
Luther League
Beaverhead Examiners Highlight County Interest
The Examiners Beaverhead's own newspaper emphasizes the county’s affairs and local affairs with a focus on serving the community's interests. The note reflects a hometown newspaper tone and dedication to local readers.
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The
Beaverhead
County
Lily the Pig Becomes Big Farm Favorite After Retirement
O. H. Nehrke retired from Western Electric in Chicago and moved to a farm near South Haven, Michigan. A parting gift, Lily the pig, has grown large since the farewell photo a year ago as friends visit the farm and marvel at her size.
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O. H. Nehrke
Lily
Mr. Nehrke
Western Electric Company
Chicago
South Haven
Michigan
R. Nehrke
Livestock Market Fears Drop in Cattle and Hides Prices
The cattle market shows a downturn with low hide and by product values dragging sentiment. Analysts note Pacific coast exports to Japan and increased wool demand, while banks face slow assets. Optimism centers on potential loan support and a gradual livestock recovery as producers rebuild herds and flocks.
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Angeles
Pacific
Japan
South America
Australia
Hoover
Controlled grazing proves successful on Mispah Pumpkin Creek range
Miles City reports that the Mispah Pumpkin Creek grazing reserve near Beebe sustained drought conditions through a season, validating controlled grazing. W. S. Wade of the Interior Department attended the annual stockmen meeting to gather data on over 100000 acres under the association. Officers were re-elected: Calvin Todd president Frank Bircher vice president Nic Monte secretary treasurer with Lou Bircher and Charles Wilen as directors for three years. Rose Hobart, a Universal star in Sincerity aka A Lady Surrenders at the Hartwig theatre, previously led on Broadway before moving to films.
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Miles City
Mispah- Pumpkin Creek
Beebe
W. 8. Wade
Department of Interior
Washington, D. C
Calvin Todd
Frank Bircher
Nic Monte
Lou Bircher
Charles Wilen
Industrial leader links accidents to responsibility shift
C L Rice Hawthorne Works manager Western Electric argues progress reduces auto and industrial accidents but urges personal duty. He cites 1913 to 1930 reductions, notes Chicago auto fatalities rising 11% in 1930, and stresses discipline and public responsibility in driving and home safety.
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C. L. Rice
Chicago Association of Commerce
Rice
Hawthorne
Western Electric Company
Chicago Daily News
United States
Chicago Evening Post
America
National Safety Council
Chicago
Cook County
Western Electric
His Name 18 Mud Exchange And The Debt Trap Of Life
A satirical scanned text traces a man’s toil from youth to death, detailing endless payments for a gasoline car, crop debts, interest draining resources, and a life spent chasing money. It bluntly layers social critique as a narrator mocks labor, consumption, and vanity.
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