Reckless Bill The Austrian Count Returns To Western Mountains
The ex hunting companion of Buffalo Bill, Count Rudolph Rovigno, plans another western hunt in Montana and Wyoming. He has hunted lions in Congo and elk in the Rockies, aided zoos with live captures, and earned the moniker Reckless Bill after riding Thunderbolt at Pendleton. He previously guided Charles Gates and the Prince of Monaco in 1914 and met Buffalo Bill during a Vienna visit. He has served as Austrian military attache and spent summers in Minnesota.
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Rovigno
Congo
Capetown
Morocco
Rockies
Seattle
Portland
Montana
Wyoming
Charles G. Gates
Minneapolis
Prince of
Monaco
Gates
Billings
Frances Joseph
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Europe
Vienna
Emperor Frances Joseph
Emperor Joseph
Count Rovigno
Heidelberg
Plains of America
Petrograd
China
Chile
Andes
Africa
Cody
Midland Empire
Rovigne
Pendleton
Thunderbolt
Bill
Rudolph Rovigne
Miles City
Cheyenne
Minnesota
West
What a Billion Dollars Means
The state auditor and insurance commissioner notes that in 244 life insurers operating in the United States income surpassed one billion dollars. Comparisons convert this sum to 250 miles of silver, 32 years of minting, 2083 freight cars, and a 14 mile train, highlighting the vast scale of a single billion.
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United States
Iron As Strength Builder Says Doctor In New York
An article quotes Dr B Saver promoting ordinary nuxated iron as the fastest way to restore strength. He claims two fivegrain tablets three times daily for two weeks doubles endurance in many cases and offers money-back guarantees for results. The ad notes iron must be easily absorbed and dispenses with old iron forms.
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New York
N. Y
B. Saver
Boston
Rhett
Iran
E. Sauer
Jeannette Rankin Seeks Page Post for Cecelia Martin
Miss Cecelia Martin asks congresswoman Miss Jeannette Rankin of Montana for a page position in the national capitol. Rankin backs the girl and will push for appointment. Rep. M Clyde Kelley also supports Cecelia. The 15 year old aims to study law and lives with her father Philip Martin, a steel expert in Washington.
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House
Pages
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Cecelia Martin
Page
Miss Martin
Miss Rankin
National Capitol
Congress
M. Clyde Kelley
Cecelia
Philip Martin
Washington
Woman Reflects On How She Looks Exiting Street Car
A remarks about a woman and her appearance after alighting a street car sparks discussion on public image and self perception in a city column.
Montana Among States In Vehicle Registration Counts
Montana shows a registration of 41,000 motor vehicles ranking twenty eighth among states. National totals reach 4,251,439 passenger cars and trucks with Montana’s figures based on August 31 reports. The article compares state averages per vehicle and notes Montana at about 15 people per vehicle and Iowa leading with under 10 per vehicle.
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Montana
Germany
France
Motor Age
Hawaii
West Indies
Canada
Mexico
Iowa
Nebraska
California
Minesota
North Dakota
Arizona
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Nevada
Colorado
Ohio
Wyoming
Connecticut
Oregon
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Texas
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Washington
Georgia
South Dakota
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentucky
Maine
South Carolina
Mississippi
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Idlaho
New Hampshire
Utah
Byram Named President of St Paul Road Pressed by Great Northern Line
H E Byram elected president of the St Paul road succeeding A J Earling. Byram began with Great Northern in 1895 as clerk to James J Hill and rose to superintendent of the Cascade division before moving to other high roles. The piece notes several Great Northern alumni who rose to top railroad positions.
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Valier
Baker
the Sentinel
Stanford
Ernest Spets
Lewistown
Abraham Rosenberg
Eastern University
Milwaukee
Heath
United States Gypsum Company
Helena
Greenan
Plains
Prescott Dwight
Dwight
Artillery Corps
Pershing
France
Tom Stout
Billings
Miles City
Fort Keogh
St. Ignatius
John McPhaul
Havre
O. H. P. Shelley
Progressive Party
Montana Progressive
Maud R. Pierson
Marjorie C. Ross
National Woman’s Party
Montana
Anne Martin
Livingston
Leland
Crate
Northern Pacific
Mexico
Las Vegas
N. M. Havre
J. C. Koerner
Great Northern Hero
San Diego
Yuma
New Mexico
Spreckles Sugar Company
Stewart
Eliott
The
State University
Butte
Patriotic Order
A. P. Stark
Sheridan County
Plentywood
Medicine Lake
Missoulia
Carl Zeiss
Jena
W. A. Clark
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana, Wyoming and Southern Railway Company
Bridger
Belfry
Bearcreek
State Land Board
Phillips County
State Railway Commission
Butte Health Department
Great Falls
James L. Price
B. & M. Smelter
United States Employes Compensation Commission
Army
Navy
Watervliet
N. Y
Picting
Sandy Hook
Eureka
Here
L. A. Horner
H. E. Byram
A. J. Earling
Hill School
Great Northern
James J. Hill
St. Paul Road
Northwest
Mr. Byram
Hill
Railway
Duluth
Eastern Minnesota Railroad
Cascade
Burlington
Byram
Jim Hill
William H. Newman
New York Central
Joseph W. Blabon
Great Western
L. E. Johnson
Norfolk & Western
John Drew
Missouri Pacific
Ben Campbell
New Haven
EH. W. McKenna
John F. Stevens
Russion Railroads
State-by-state counts appear in compact rundown
A brief tally shows Arizona 16 750 Vermont 16 114 Florida 15 990 District of Columbia 14 525 New Mexico 10 995 Wyoming 9 560 Delaware 9 057 Nevada 6 615.
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Arizona
Vermont
Florida
District of Columbia
New Mexico
Wyoming
Delaware
Nevada
Their Favorite Towns Coal Dealers Littleton
A list of occupations and towns including coal dealers at Littleton, laundrymen in Washington, prohibitionists in Coldwater, ministers in Providence, lumber dealers in Woodstock, liquor dealers in Bourbon, motorcyclists in Wheeling, tourists in Seymour, soldiers in Cantine, dentists in Pullman, yachtsmen in Salem, lawyers in Sioux City, barbers in Beardstown, and ice men in Coolville.
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Littleton
Washington
Coldwater
Providence
Woodstock
Bourbon
Wheeling
Seymour
Cantine
Pullman
Salem
Sioux City
Beardstown
Coolville
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Broncho
Pal
Yellowstone National Park
Rudolph Rovingo
Big Horn
Pryor Mountains
Jeannette
State
Security Ink Works
Great Falls, Montan
Photos
Gibson
Ave
H. McCole
Montara
S. C. Huseth
Optometrist
Optician
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
White Sulphur Springs
Moatans
Coreat Falls
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