Montana Governor Sees Alfalfa Growth Boosting Dairying
Governor Lowden tells the Butte Miner that Montana has easy alfalfa production and strong chances for ensilage and sunflower fodder to improve dairy farming. He compares Montana to top dairying regions like Wisconsin and northern Illinois and notes success depends on growing alfalfa, with districts needing double the effort in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Lowden
Butte
Montana
Monana
Wisconsin
Illinois
United States
Christian Science Services in Dillon on Mind Topic
Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St invites attendees to Sunday services at 11 a m with the topic Mind. Sunday School begins 9 45 a m and a Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is scheduled for 8 o'clock.
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Christian Science Society of
Dillon
Yeaman Block
E. Center St
Man Found Dead in Telephone Booth
A Peoria Transcript item reports a man discovered dead inside a telephone booth. Authorities investigated the scene and listed the incident as a death with unknown immediate cause awaiting autopsy.
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Peoria Transcript
The Miracle of Sight and a Nurse’s Secret Love
Arthur Graham, a blind stained glass painter, regains his sight after surgery and plans to marry Nurse Gregory who secretly hopes he remains blind to keep her in control. As the bandages come off, love blooms and he leaves with a new life, while she faces the cost of her wishes.
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Miss Gregory
Gregory
Grégory
Arthur Graham
Nurse Gregory
Graham
Bearskin a mark of honor at British guards ceremony
Portraits of King George at the Trooping the Colors show the monarch in a bearskin helmet worn by the Grenadier guards and other Foot Guards. The bearskin, made from Russian hare, dates to Waterloo and remains a symbol of the household troops guarding Buckingham and St James palaces.
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England
Horse Guards
London
Grenadier Guards
King George
Waterloo
Napoleon
Coldstream, Scots
Welsh Guards
Brigade
Foot Guards
Household Troops
Buckingham
St. James Palaces
Paris liner Paris described as a floating salon of art
Le Petit Parisien praises the new French liner Paris launched at Le Havre for the New York run. At 768 feet long with 11 decks 64 lifeboats and three stacks she carries 664 crew and about 8000 passengers. Features include a textured cafe a large children's play room electricity driven cooking and heating and a grand drawing room with Lalique butterfly clock design and a Besnard canvas homage to France and America.
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le Petit Parisien
Paris
Transatlantic Company
le Mavre
New York
Mauretania
New Ner
Ineh
Lalique
Albert Besnard
France
America
Irving tale of patronage and a missed birthday
Sir Henry Irving once told of giving a cabman money for theater seats for him and his wife. The driver later confessed they did not attend the theater, preferring a dime museum due to his wife’s birthday choice.
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Irving
Henry Irving
Jehu
Robber Calm During New Haven Hold Up Says Victim
The New Haven Register reports the victim recalls the hold up where the robber acted calmly and collected, leaving the victim with nothing but his clothes.
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Joe
Havans
California citrus waste finds profitable use in new products
In cooperation with California citrus growers the U S Bureau of Chemistry has pursued methods to profit from oranges and lemons unfit for shipment. Waste fruit called culls totals about 14 000 tons annually. Some factories now produce marmalade and jelly while markets for orange oil lemon oil orange vinegar citric acid and dried peels expand. Fresh orange acid is used in marmalade and oil is pressure extracted from skins. Until now orange and lemon oil mainly came from Italy and Sicily.
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Citrus Fruit Growers‘ of
California
United States Bureau ‘of Chemistry
Italy
Sicily
Price drop on dining cars and lunch portions humor
A North American quip notes dining car prices will fall again while portions cannot be reduced further, implying a diminishing return on cost cuts. The comment hints at ongoing price adjustments in rail dining services.
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Philadelphia
Eve Swap Leaf For Four Leaf Clover Motto
A fragment from the Nashville Tennessean muses on radical uplift and a hypothetical shift in Eve's attire using a four leaf clover as the emblem of change.
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Eve
Nashville
Training Little Citizens Imaginative period in child development
A National Kindergarten Association article urges maximizing the imaginative period in children ages three to six. It warns against crushing creativity, praises fairy tales and hands on activities like clay and sand play, and notes the value of guiding dreams into reality. A quoted Muncie Star item about Swiss climbers adds a distant cautionary anecdote.
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National Kindergarten Association
W. 40Th St
New York City
Midas
Reward Offered for Missing Red Cow in Dillon
Five dollar reward for a red three year old cow last seen in Dillon area. Left thigh branding noted. Contact Jas Kirkpatrick in Dillon Fontana with details. Advertisement indicates locale and reward.
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Jas. Kirkpatrick
Dillon, Fontana
W C T U Leaders Return From South America Mission
Miss Anna Adams Gordon national W C T U president and Miss Julia Freeman Deane editor toured five South American republics Peru Chile Uruguay Argentina and Brazil. They report Chile and Argentina foresee prohibition within five years and note government support for scientific temperance in schools. Chile already promotes grape culture for non wine uses and offers aid to convert vineyards.
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South America
Anna Adams Gordon
Julia Freeman Deane
Gordon
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
St. Louis
Europe
Peru
Chile
Uruguay
Argentine
Brazil
San Francisco
United States
South
American Temperance Workers
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W. A. Graeter Cashier
A. L. Stone
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tribune
The
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Mont
Tribune Cfixe
the Tribune
Typerwriter
Christian Science Society
Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul
Land Office
GONDE
Pearl I. Smith
Western Newspaper Union
Bearskin
Ivo
Anna Mae Brady
Switzerland
Standard Lumber
C. E. Blinn
North
Montana St
Mont
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