Thankful and I Take Over a Unique Book Shop
Thankful and I visit a Parisian influenced book shop with de luxe editions and an antique upstairs collection. Vladimir Tchertkov arrives, hinting at a shadowed past and complicating plans to buy and run the shop.
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Thankful
Morocco
Levant
Pennell
Montana
Edgar Saltus
Italy
France
Vladimir Tchertkov
Montmartre
Unexpected reunion and a new chance in Birmingham
A chance meeting in Birmingham sparks plans for a shop run by Thankful and a Cossack officer refugee from Russia. The two discuss a secure salary arrangement using a payment from the narrator’s father, while the couple anticipate welcoming the man back to the project and to the narrator’s husband.
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Birmingham
United States
New York
England
Curtiss
Sallie
Thankful
Captain Tchertkoy
Paris
Trench Girl
America
Russia
Old
Thanksgiving Visits and Travel Reported in Bannack Area
Verna Thompson spends Thanksgiving in Dillon with relatives. C W Stallings and family drive to Dillon for the holiday. Jack Schwartz and Mrs Goodspend travel to the county seat for shopping. Dora Cross returns to Dillon after visiting her sister. Albert O’Brien guests in the city on Thanksgiving. Mae Sprinkle goes to Dillon to be with parents. R H Underwood spends holidays at the county seat with wife and daughters. Snow blocked the Big Hole divide, preventing the Jackson stage from delivering mail.
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Dora Cross
Jack Sinclair
Dillon
R. H. Underwood
Big Hole
Jackson
Bannack
Melrose Notes and Local Travel Updates
Philip Dunstan visits relatives near Belt while Mrs. Ethel Hoffman stays hospitalized in Murray Butte. Roy Peterson, a Melrose business visitor, went to Butte last week. F P Tate travelled to Butte Tuesday afternoon for business. Mr. and Mrs. John Lacy of Kansas stay with Lacy's uncle, W L Lacy, a valley rancher. The Lacys have toured western states since August. B H Grant and twin daughters Helen and Carolyn left for Lebanon Oregon after Will Riley death.
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Roy. Peterson
Melrose
Butte
F. P. Tate
John Lacy
Kansas
Mr. Lacy
W. L. Lacy
Valley
Mrs. Lacy
B. H. Grant
Helen
Carolyn
Lebanon
Oregon
Post-Thanksgiving dance at Melrose hall disappoints crowd
Mrs. W L Lacey traveled to Dillon on business. A Saturday night dance at Melrose hall drew a small crowd due to poor roads. Brown's orchestra of Butte played for local dance enthusiasts while Mrs John Peterson offered midnight lunch. Several local residents, including Hazel and Marguerite La Marche and Galen MacLaughlin, spent Thanksgiving in Hecla with relatives.
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Melrose Hall
John Peterson
Melrose Hotel
Brown
Butte
Hazel
Marguerite la Marche
Elmer MaeLaughlin
Galen MacLaughlin
Benny” Grant
Hecla
Passion Play at Hartwig theater praised for realism
The Atlantic Georgian describes the Passion Play shown at Hartwig theater as absolute realism. Dimitri Buchowetzki directs the motion picture version with an Augmented musical program and Freiburg built sets, noting actors inherit their roles from youth and deliver convincing, non actor performances.
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Hartwig Theater
Dimitri Buchowetzki
Auditorium Armory
Buchoowetzki
Freiburg
Photographers praised for backlighting in editorial note
Editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association claim pie aids digestion with a remark on backlighting photography earning high praise from observers.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Wisdom News Reports Big Hole Stock News
The Wisdom News highlights a big hole stock news item with market implications and potential investor interest. Details are sparse but items reference a notable hole in data and its impact on trading activity.
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BIG Hole
The
Wisdom News
California buyers lead steady cattle movement at Highland ranch
William Harray brought in 600 yearlings from Horse Prairie to the Highland ranch. George Parsons bought 200 Whiteface steers from Carl Huntley. Union Packing Co. buys 200 cows, 100 delivered, with balance Jan. 1 1927. Peterson Olsen and Frank Grice also active in fattening contracts.
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William Harray
Horse Prairie
Highland
George Parsons
Carl Huntley
Mr. Parsons
Union Packing Co
Los Angeles
Highland Harry
The Diuretic Foley Pills Promoted by Druggist
A period advertisement explains Foley Pills as a diuretic that helps kidneys remove poisons from blood to prevent self poisoning. The ad claims twenty five years of reliable use and satisfaction guaranteed, urging readers to ask Potts the Druggist for Foley's Pills.
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Foley
Potts
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Paul Robinson
Pia
Bannack News
Verna Thompson
C. W. Stallings
Jack Schwartz
Mrs. Goodspend
Albert O’brien
Miss Mae Sprinkle
Champ Husker
Fred Stanek
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Earl Williams
Nebraska
Philip Dunstan
Belt
Ethel Hoffman
Murray Hospital
W. L. Lacey
Se Deruae
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Louisa Almy, Secy
California
Peterson Olsen
Frank Grice
Atwater Kent
Radiolas
Atwater
Kent
Radio Corporation
Beaverhead Auto Sales