Lincoln statue moved from courthouse to Potomac spot
A flour sack monument to Lincoln, raised in 1869 by popular subscription in Washington, is declared out of harmony with the remodeled District of Columbia courthouse and is being relocated by congressional authority to a site near the broad Potomac.
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Scientists Confirm Toads Trapped in Stone and Coal
The article explains petrified toads found in stone or coal. Toads enter tiny cavities as young and may remain for up to a year without food. They survive with air but die if the crevice closes, showing they can endure famine but need air to live.
Beginning of Rubber Industry Emerges in Europe
The note traces rubber use to Spain in the early seventeenth century for waterproof cloaks and marks the rubber industry’s rise in the eighteenth century.
State Supreme Court to hear Montana power case in January
The Montana state supreme court will hear arguments on the Ref eree James A Walsh report regarding the assessment of the power companies of Montana on January 2. Montana news notes also report college plans, construction, and public health updates across Helena Bozeman and Butte.
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Power Companies of
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Stewart
Charles I. Lewis
Navy
State College
Bozeman
State Highway Commission
Corps of Engineers
United States
Yellowstone Valley
State Sanitary Board
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
S. W. Stewart
W. Ed. Butler
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