The Other Way Round Creditors Seize Car of Spivens
A humorous line about Charles Spivens recovering feet after business woes. Creditors reportedly claimed his car as the first asset seized.
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Charles Spivens
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
5
Lazy Larry Again
A light verse notes November days bring winter blasts and Lazy Larry lingering in bed till late morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Royal Candy Derived From Cream of Tartar
A note states Royal is made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
The School Funds Report Reveals Wider Public Loan Losses
The state teachers committee reports over four million dollars loaned on farm lands shows delinquent interest totaling 325000 dollars and 106291.66 dollars in taxes paid by the land board to protect titles. Foreclosures total 445 with 108 already foreclosed and 1387 more recommended. The report cites three years of delinquent interest and taxes impairing the permanent fund and accuses authorities of mishandling trust funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Committee
Land Board
The Ku Klux Klan as a National Concern
The Worcester Gazette reports the Ku Klux Klan has become a nationwide issue. It claims Klan influence in Texas Oregon Louisiana and several Northern states with rapid growth and political impact. The piece questions whether Klanism will fade like No Nothingism or persist as a major force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Worcester
Mass
Texas
Oregon
Louisiana
A. P. A.ism
McDonald Remains a Questionable Asset in Law and Finance
A fragment suggests McDonald once served as an expert accountant but is now noted as a valued asset in his role as a lawyer. The source emphasizes mixed perception of his professional worth and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Redeemer
Father’s Quip Echoes in Baby Bottle Exchange
A light exchange appears in dialogue with a baby demanding a bottle and a family member joking that the child takes after its father. The line captures a humorous domestic moment.
Money and Morality in Wealth Ownership
A thoughtful writer reflects on inherited wealth and its burden. He says wealth isolates friends, tests generosity, and prompts a shift from self to society. The piece argues money should fund labor and alleviate poverty, not merely enrich the few.
Perry Bacus Dies in Wyoming At Home
Perry Bacus died Tuesday at his Buffalo Wyoming home after a period of ill health. He was known in Dillon where he visited many times. His widow is Florence Carter daughter of pioneer Mrs. W B Carter. Funeral in Sheridan Wyoming Thursday afternoon. Survived by wife and two children. He had managed Buffalo Lumber Company for years. Dillon friends offer sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bacus
Buffalo
Wyo
Bacus
Dillon
Florence Carter
W. B. Carter
Fred Carter
Sheridan
Wyoming
Buffalo Lumber Company
Why the Farmer Kicks
County Commissioner Otto Gosman recounts railroad rules on freight. He ordered a wheat car to Ogden, found his load thirteen hundred pounds short, filled the gap with flax seed he’d paid for, and was charged local flax rates in settlement.
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Otto Gosman
Ogden
Antelope Preservation Efforts Across North America
Canada sets aside Nemiskam Wawaskey and Menissawok parks to protect pronghorns once near extinction. A 1915 herd near Foremost grew from 50 to 145 after state-supported grazing and fencing. Montana authorizes Wallis Huidekoper to enclose antelope and report growth, aiming for state ownership and controlled propagation.
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Foremost
Alberta
Canada
Parks Branch
Nemiskam Park
Wawaskey
Menissawok Park
Saskatchewan
United States
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Bozeman
Wallis Huidekoper
Montana
Huidekoper
Big Horn
Drill Night Cites Confusion Over Shoulder Arms
A drill night scene shows the captain ordering right and left shoulder arms while a militiaman struggles to decide. The exchange ends with the captain urging clarity and the recruit dropping the gun in frustration.
Frustrated diner seeks beefsteak after whale request
A man enters a restaurant on Friday and asks for stewed whale. The waiter replies no, then the patron insists on a beefsteak noting his failed attempt to obtain fish. The exchange highlights the diner’s stubborn appetite.
Prisoner Name Echoes in Courtroom Exchange
A terse exchange opens with a judge instructing to identify the prisoner and inform his mother. The defense questions whether the mother is unaware of her son’s identity, highlighting a legal or moral tension in the scene.
Constipation Relief Promised by Local Druggist Ad
An elderly reader from Ovando Montana seeks help for severe constipation. An advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as the only relief that works without griping and tones up the system, attributed to Potts the Druggist.
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B. B. Holland
Ovando
Montana
Potts
The Sepia Ink Formation and Trade Routes
The article explains sepia ink as a pigment from cuttlefish ink bags. It describes washing the secretion to form India ink and the chemical process with caustic potash to yield sepia. It notes India ink production in China Japan and India and sepia mainly in Italy, with abundant Mediterranean species.
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India
Italy
Mediterranean
China
Japan
Detroit News
Havre as Second Largest Cattle Shipping Point
Havre ranks as the second largest cattle shipping point on the Great Northern railroad in Montana, reflecting its prominent role in regional livestock transport.
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Havre
Great Northern
Montana
Nonsense Vernacular From A Fragmented Page
A playful jumble of phrases mocks misheard terms and misattributed meanings. It humorously pairs a name with random objects and mislabels figures and places as if from a chaotic caption or cartoon caption.
$20 Bill Company Plans Well Drilling in Great Falls
The $20 Bill company at Great Falls intends to drill a new well in partnership with Hager Stevenson company to expand its operations.
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Great Falls
Hager-Stevenson Company
Coughs and Colds in Winter Advisory
Indoor sedentary life in winter influences coughs and colds. Foley Cathartic Tablets promote bowel regularity. Foley's Honey and Tar claims quick relief for colds coughs and croup throat chest and bronchial trouble. Potts the Druggist. Ady. dm' -4 ms.
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Foley
Potts
For Sale Cheap Cream Separator
U S cream separator in good condition offered by Harrison and Son at a reasonable price. Contact details not provided.
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U. S
Harrison & Son
Peter Schuttler wagon and harness for sale
Listings show a Schuttler wagon with one harness set in good condition and a bee, offered cheaply. Contact Harrison & Son.
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Peter
Schuttler
Harrison & Son
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