Fort Lemhi notes on school, agents, and local life
Our Regular Correspondent reports on the Lemhi Agency school under Mrs. Pluma A Fuller with twenty Indian and four white children, praised progress and discipline. She notes renovations, staff, and that children must speak in the local dialect. details cover agency clerical issues, mining interests, and local personalities including Mr. Taylor, Dr. Miller, and Count Sharkey.
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Fort Lemhi
Idaho
Lemhi
Pluma A. Fuller
Secretary of the Interior
Lamhi Agency
Lamhi Valley
Taylor
Sam
Miller
Ft. Hall Reservation
Phoenix Mining and Milling Company
Count Sharkey
J. B. Potter
Dillon
D. J. Kenney
Seventeen Mile
Liley Pycatt
Allen
Cale
V. Dexter
Mason City
Iowa
H. Knippenberg
Indianapolis
T. H. Teal
Butte
Judge Thomas
Mutch
Fowler
Henry Knippenberg
Knippenberg
Montana
J. K. Toole
Knippinberg
Lewis and Clark
Beaverhead
Conway and Knippenberg, Jr
Missoula
Jack McCarl
Glendale
Montana Prospects and Mining in the Shelby District
An article extols Montana's growth and resources while detailing mining in the Shelby area. It notes iron ore deposits, copper indicators, and tunnels on Iron City and Cumberland claims with magnetic ore rich in iron, plus irrigation methods and development near Dillon and Apex.
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Montana
New England
Birch Creek
Dillon
Apex
U. and N
Shelby Mining Company
Iron City
Cumberland
Sheep Creek
Shelby
Gerbert
Sylvester II
Jerusalem
Rome
Sylvester
Robert Grosseteste
London
Albertus Magnus
Bacon
Marquis of
Vilena
Escotello
St. Louis Republc
Old Roman trains grandson in boxing lore and pride
A grandfather named Thurman pushes his grandson Lee toward athletic mastery with a gym tutor, turning a sparring session into a comic triumph as the tutor wins the bout and the old man rewards him. The tale sits among notes on world newspapers and quirky curiosities.
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Athens
United States of America
Allen
Columbus
Bob Farrel
Billy
Young Lee
Thomas the Apostle
Thurman
Bob
Farrel
Lee
Ohio
Allen G. Thurman
New York
Chicago
New York Press
Great Liver Medici Pill Ad Seeks Cure for Ailments
An 19th century pills advertisement touts Dr Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills as a cure for sick headache biliousness complaint dyspepsia indigestion and constipation. It claims perfect digestion liver and stomach regulation purifying blood improving skin and appetite with tonic strength for the whole system. Price centa a box by N A Stiles.
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Dr. Gunn
N. A. Stiles
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