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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

01 Aug 1935

Page 7

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

7

The Potawatomi Farewell to Chicago on Lake Street 1835

In August 1835 the Potawatomi assembled on Lake Street near Fort Dearborn for their last annuity and farewell dance before moving west. Judge John D. Caton and Milo Quaife describe the savage spectacle and the treaty dealings that led to their removal, noting traders’ greed and the tribe’s cultural leaders, including Shabbona and Metea, who became symbols of the Fire Nation’s legacy.

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Verhiad Lake Street Chicago Loop Chicago River Council House Fort Dearborn Milo M. Quaife Old Northwest Lake and Market Streets Mark Beaubien Sarganash Supreme Court of Illinois John D. Caton Hell George B. Porter Michigan Thomas J.V. Owen William ‘Weatherford Lake Michigan Mississippi River United States Andreas Irving Judge Caton Quaife Pottawatomies Kansas Oklahoma Lake Huron Pontiac North America Great Britain Makahta-penashe Black Bird Dearborn Winamac Spembalawba Pesotum William Wells Pottawatomie Topinabee Wa-baun-see Winnemeg Wells Hull Heald Ind Makatapake Metea Big Foot Lake Geneva Wis Shabbona Shabonee
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Four Signals Of Hire Worth From A Dean Of Women

A university dean analyzes hiring signals in a 100 percent business woman profile. She lists four success signals: poise, appearance, mental adequacy, and personality plus, with emphasis on self-control and language use during interviews.

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Emerson
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Crochet Designs in Wide Demand

Crochet edgings and insertions have wide application to linens and apparel and are consistently in use. The text advertises Book No 26 with 72 illustrations and instructions. asks readers to send 15 cents to Homie Craft Company Department B in St. Louis for the book by mail.

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Homie Craft Company Department B Nineteenth and St. Louis Avenue St. Louis
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Three Reasons He Did Not Like the Sermon

An elderly Scottish woman grades a morning sermon with three reasons reader friendly: it was read, not read well, and not worth reading. The tale follows a young theologue who learns from her blunt critique and later credits her as shaping his career.

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Mary Turing
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Profession of Hermit Recognized by Church

The church regulated hermits to prevent abuses by impostors. Hermits could not initiate the life alone. entry required the bishop’s consent and a formal religious service, ensuring proper oversight while some chose fords, bridges, or remote spots to aid travelers and earn alms.

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In Treble Clef St Watts Any Musicians In the Department

Chief Summers says all musicians in the department play a hose at a fire in Detroit News context.

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St Watts Summers Detroit News
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