Industrial Future of Montana Foretold by C F Kelley
President C F Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining spoke in Helena on August 18 about Montana's industrial future. He traced the state's development from Jesuit missions to modern mining, agriculture, forests, and power, urging responsible public policy and fair governance to sustain growth and prosperity.
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Montana
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Helena
Right Reveren
George J. Finnegan
Ontana
Omaha
West
Iron Horse
Father de Smet
Father Ravalli
Tribune headlines set standard for readers everywhere
The Tribune maintains its lead with concise reporting and timely coverage delivering daily news and commentary to a broad audience.
Careful Parenting Impacts Child Development
Excerpt from Social Problems of the Family by Ernest R Graves warns that both excessive and insufficient affection harm a child. It cautions parental authority as responsibility, not privilege, and notes affection can hinder self-development, leaving chronic emotional dependence and later social or business difficulties.
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Prof
Ernest R
Raves
Famous Orphan Brigade of Kentucky's Lost Cause
The Orphan Brigade formed in Kentucky with many counties enlisting for the Confederacy. Camp Boone near the Kentucky line spurred its formation. The unit earned its name because many leaders died or were promoted and because members were largely away from Kentucky, cut off from friends and family.
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Orphan Brigade
Kentucky
South
Camp Boone
Wentucky Line
Charnsville
Penn
Pitty
Pathfinder Magazine
Meal Time in China and Social Dining Habits
The article notes Chinese views linking stomach to intellect and discusses hospitality customs. It describes foreigners' perceived motive for visiting to eat, meal timing for different classes, and typical family eating patterns with meat reserved for the father in some households.
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China
Feeling Like a Lord Cottage in Islington Adorned
Excerpt from Charles Lamb 1825 letters describing a detached white house in Alebrook Row Islington near the New River with six rooms and a garden. He boasts the cheerful dining room drawing room vines pears strawberries parsnips lettuces carrots cabbages and pride in ownership as a former novelty and a sense of lordly ease.
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Alebrook Row
Islington
Barton
Charles Lamb
Wonderful Alpha Rays Describe Alpha Particle Behavior
The Washington Star notes that alpha rays from radioactive matter travel at about 6 000 miles per second, heating from motion. The fastest alpha particle travels seven centimeters in air before stopping, ionizing molecules along its path and breaking up about 100 000 molecules prior to stop.
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Washington Star
His Own Religion and a Prominent Man's Beliefs
A reflection on religious diversity from a conversation with a well known public figure. He explains upbringing in a religious family and choosing a personal path, insisting he would not attempt to convert others or force beliefs on the world.
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W. Howe
Wren Parents Feed Young as Hatchlings Grow
Nature Magazine notes the female incubates while the mate sings nearby. After hatch, both parents tirelessly bring caterpillars beetles and spiders in large numbers to feed the offspring until they are ready to hunt.
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Jenny Wren
The
Nature Magazine
Surrounding Geronimo and Indians intensify pursuit
In a Tribune note from Aug 28 1886 the Apache leader Geronimo and his followers are reported entirely surrounded with word that only unconditional surrender will be accepted. Other items mention President Cleveland reportedly catching a fish, brewery foundation underway, talks of a local post office at hot springs, Heela mining company near Glendale warned of an indefinite shutdown, and a well attended Democratic county convention nominating ticket candidates and passing resolutions.
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Geronimo
Cleveland
Big Hole Basin
Hot Springs
Bannack
Heela Mining
Glendale
Alf Decker Becomes Republican Sheriff Candidate in Bedrock
Alf Decker of Bedrock is a Republican sheriff candidate. Signs promoting Val Blatz beer are suspended in front of several Dillon saloons. William Neagle, Dillon’s professional cyclist, bets $100 he can beat any horse in Beaverhead Madison or Lemhi counties in various 10 mile or mixed-distance races. A group of young people from Dillon, including Lena Huber Mary Innes Alma Thorpe Grace Lamont Bella Rife Clara Tillotson and others, are spending a week near Polaris.
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Alf Decker
Bedrock
Val Blatz
Dillon
William Neagle
Beaverhead
Madison
Lemhi
Lena Huber
Mary Innes
Alma Thorpe
Grace Lamont
Bella Rife
Clara Tillotson
Mensrs
Walter Hays
Joseph Smith
M. L. Davidson
Clark Anderson
Carl Innes
Polaris
Harry Graves Returns From Spokane Trip
Harry Armstead reports from New York that Polaris mine operations are sound and the smelter will restart soon. Graves has just returned from Spokane confirming the overall health of the project and progress toward production.
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Harry Graves
Spokane
Harry Armstead
New York
Polaris
Foley Pills diuretic endorsed by Anderson writer
A testimonial promotes Foley Pills diuretic for backache and warning symptoms of trouble. The ad encourages asking Wm. F. Lagle of Anderson Indiana about the product and notes years of use with guaranteed satisfaction. Sold everywhere through Geo. M. Gosman, Druggist.
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Wm. F. Lagle
Anderson, Ind
21St St
Geo. M. Gosman
Adv
Call 66 for Tribune, Messenger or Tribune Book Store
A brief notice urges readers to call 66 for information or services related to the Tribune and Messenger publications or Tribune Book Store.
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Call
Tribune, Messenger
Tribune Book Store
Foley Pills diuretic advertisement for kidney health
An advertisement urges healthy aging through kidney care and urges Foley Pills diuretic to maintain kidney action. It claims the remedy prevents pains and ailments and guarantees satisfaction, naming Geo M. Gosman, Druggist Ady. The Tribune motto proclaims it is always first.
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Geo M. Gosman
Ady
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Beaverhead County
The undersigned will on the Ydth day of September 1927 apply to the Beaverhead County treasurer for a tax deed to West half of Section 22 Township 10 South Range 6 West containing 320 acres. Taxes due amount to 107.02 with interest and publication costs plus deed costs. Dated July 30, 1927. Ady 31 5.
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Beaverhead County
Montana
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be Made
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Henry Roberts Johnson seeks court approval to sell all real estate. The district court orders interested parties to appear September 10 1927 at 10 a m in Dillon to show cause why the executor John T Neal should not be granted sale. Publication in the Dillon Tribune for four weeks is required.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Henry Roberts Johnson
John T. Neal
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Dillon Tribune
Fred Rife
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