Local Families Take Tours From Argenta to Missouri and Santa Monica
E L McKee’s family visited Tom D Caverly’s in Argenta before traveling to Missouri. George E Baker and his daughters toured to their old home in Missouri. Warren Graeter’s family returned home from Argenta to Deer Lodge. Frank Nelson Lorene and Richard Gallagher headed to Santa Monica by coast route. Rev R O Shannon and family with guests planned Idaho Falls visit and Yellowstone trip by auto. Dr H C Conrad and two children visited from Polo Missouri and toured Yellowstone on a western trip.
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George E. Baker
Sarah
Orpha Baker
Missouri
Warren Graeter
Argenta
Deer Lodge
Frank Nelson
Lorene
Richard Gallagher
Santa Monica
Cal
Shannon
Idaho Falls
H. C. Conrad
Polo, Missouri
R. C. Shannon
Conrads
Yellowstone National Park
Attractive rooms near school for students
Moderate rates offered for rooms ideal for high school students close to school. For inquiries call 282-R or write P O box 100 Dillon Montana. Adv 88 34.
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P. O
Dillon Montana
Employment Agency ad offers farm help in Butte
Montana Employment Agency at 324 S. Arizona Butte advertises experienced farm help laborers and cooks with phone contact 6567 for hire.
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Montana Employment Agency
S. Arizona
Butte
Lindbergh Covers Plane With Insurance For All States
Colonel Lindbergh and his three month all states flight are insured by four policies totaling 150000. Independence Companies of Philadelphia insure aircraft fire damage property liability and more. United States Life insures Lindbergh’s life for 25000 to his mother. Coverage excludes theft risk.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harold Guggenheim
Daniel Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics, Inc
Lindy
Independence Companies
Philadelphia
United States Life Insurance Company
Lindbergh's Itinerary Listed Across U S Cities
The document outlines Charles Lindberghs travel sequence across multiple months from July to October 1 20 visiting a long list of cities in the United States including Hartford Providence Boston Portland Me Concord N H Springfield VI Albany Schenectady Buffalo Erie Syracuse Cleveland Pittsburgh Wheeling Dayton Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Detroit Grand Rapids Springfield Al Chicago St Louis Moline Davenport Rock Island Milwaukee Madison St Paul Minneapolis Little Falls Fargo Sioux City Des Moines Omaha St Joseph Denver Cheyenne Salt Lake City Boise Butte Spokane Seattle Portland San Francisco Oakland Sacramento Reno Los Angeles San Diego Tucson Lordsburg El Paso Fort Worth Dallas Abilene Oklahoma City Tulsa Little Rock Memphis Nashville Birmingham Jackson New Orleans Jacksonville Atlanta Spartanburg Winston Salem Richmond Baltimore Atlantic City Washington Wilmington Philadelphia New York.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Springfield
Chicago
St. Louis
Moline
Davenport
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Madison
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Little Falls
Fargo
Sioux City
Des Moines
Omaha
St. Joseph
Denver
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Boise
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Reno
Los Angeles
San Diego
Tucson
Lordsburg
el Paso
Fort Worth
Dallas
Abilene
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Birmingham
Jackson
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Spartansburg
Winston-Salem
Richmond
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Washitedten
Wilmington
Philadelphia
New York
Indian Chief Albert Rogell Directs Maynard Film in Sioux Territory
Albert Rogell, billed as Indian Chief Wambli-Washta, directs Ken Maynard in The Overland Stage, shot in South Dakota. The honorary chief with white skin leads a Sioux-filled production featuring Kathleen Collins and a cast including Tom Santschi, Sheldon Lewis, Dot Farley, Florence Turner.
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Hollywood
Ken Maynard
First National
Overland Stage
Hartwig Theater
Chief Famblie-Washta
Wamblie-Washta
Carlisle
Albert Rogell
Rogell
Maynard
South Dakota
Black Hills
Kathleen Collins
Tom Santschi
Sheldon Lewis
Dot Farley
Florence Turner Jay Hunt
William Malan
Paul Hurst
Fred Burns
Overhead telephone span completes across Columbia River
A new unusually long telephone cable span stretches across the Columbia River north of Wenatchee Washington. The steel tower supported line links wires formerly open and forms part of the northern transcontinental circuit. The system serves a growing network of over eighteen million telephones nationwide.
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Columbia River
Wenatchee, Wash
Jack Rabbits Race With Doctor In Highway Chase
Evansville Journal reports a jack rabbit trotting ahead of a physician in a car at 25 mph then 50 then 35 and finally 40 mph. The animal kept pace until it veered into brush, establishing an apparent top speed and prompting musings on canine chase limits.
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Ester
Evansville Journal
Mark Twain
Gospel in Tibetans Form Draws Missionary Attention
Tibetan printed books use wood blocks on buff paper from local shrub bark binders. Pages are long narrow loose leaves, wrapped in silk covered stubs. A British society reports St Mark now clothed in Tibetan style to appeal to Tibetans and draw them to the Lord.
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Tibet
Hibet
British and Foreign Bible Society
D'His
Society
St. Mark
Weeping Animals Questioned by Writers Across Ages
The passage argues that credible evidence for animals weeping is lacking. Poets’ stag and horse examples are dismissed as untrustworthy, since animals cannot grasp human grief. The crocodile is singled out as a possible exception, capable of crying upon realizing its nature.
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Vancouver
Bring On Your Victims Well says a physician
A bearded doctor diagnoses a patient with multiple complexes including superior and inferior, slight thyroid disorder, poor reactions, dual personality and chronic melancholia. The patient, Tidtlet, responds gratefully and asks where to store a sharpened dagger.
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Dee
Tidtlet
Hidden Hawaiian Kings Interred in Coconut Caskets
Ancient Hawaii burial caves yielded coconut fiber coffins holding the bones of Kings Kine Liloa and Lenoi katae koliki. The effigy caskets resemble Meyplian mummies and show a rare royal practice of concealing remains to avoid desecration by foes.
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Liloa
Haccadi
Lenoi Katae Koliki
Hawaii
Hercules Viewpoint: A Colored Man Hauls Trash Told By Owner
A colored man with a large wagon and a small horse is hired to haul trash from a home. The load of brickbats proves awkward. The owner tells him to use a larger horse, and the man retorts that lifting the horse every morning would make him heavy enough.
Jingoism Origins and Basque Mountain Soldiers Tale
A note traces the origin of jingoism to Basque mountain soldiers hired by Endwward T in Wales. Their oath reportedly included by Jamnko. The term term gained modern use from McDermott's 1878 song during rising threats of war with Russia. The song line allegedly starts with We don't want to fight but by dingo.
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Endwward T
Wales
Jamnko
McDermott
Russia
Great Britain
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Gentle Laxative For Seniors
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois advocates Syrup Pepsin as a natural bowel regulator for the elderly. The advertisement claims it strengthens bowel muscles, eases movement, and does not gripe or upset the system. A 60 cent bottle is available with a free sample offer by mail.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Finoss
Ford Unveils New Model Car Testing Its Limits Before Sale
Ford Motor Company president Eisel Ford announces the new Ford automobile as an accomplished fact. He says every part will be tested under global conditions learned from over 20 years of building cars and that production capacity is being expanded to meet the heaviest schedule yet. He stresses no testing by the public and vows to fix any faults before sale, noting diverse climates and altitudes reveal new carburetion challenges.
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Detroit
Eisel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Alaska
South Africa
Boston
Colon
Group Conviction Court Exchange Sparks Jury Quip
District Attorney grills jurors about acquitting a murderer. Juror replies insanity as the defense. DA protests the jury of twelve and questions the outcome in a sharp courtroom exchange.
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Employment Agency
the Tribune Shop
Atkeson Dairy
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Wyartford
Providence
Concord
N. H
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Buffalo
Erie
Syracuse
United States
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Wianon Saiem, N. CG
Ane
W. 8. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwelli
Pepsin
Leggat Hotel
Alex. Leggat
Mer
the Tribune Book Store
Depot
Berkshire Packets
Palmer
Mozart Music Books
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