Local residents take trips and attend Christmas program across towns
Mr Jans Prohosky made a business trip to Dillon and returned the same day. J W Long motored to Armstead on Monday. Frank P Blair returned to Grant after shopping in Dillon. Anna P Mansfield left for St Louis to visit her son and will go to Philadelphia for months. Jack Brenner spent Wednesday in Dillon. W M Bichler traveled to Grant Wednesday. Emma Yeaman from Lemhi Idaho visited her daughter Mrs Chas Brenner. Helen Waldemar returned to Grant for vacation. Armstead and Grant residents attended a Christmas program in Grant and Armstead. Mr and Mrs Frank P Blair left for Hollywood for a few months.
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Jans Prohosky
Dillon
J. ‘W. Long
Armstead
Frank P. Blair
Grant
Anna’ P. Mansfield
St. Louis
Clum Mansfield
Philadelphia
Jack Brenner
W. M. Bichler
Emma Yeaman
Lemhi
Ida
Chas. P. Brenner
Helen Waldemar
Geo. C. Hughes
Agnes Pierce
Hollywood
Calif
Reichle Christmas Visitors and School Program
Reichle residents noted Christmas visitors from Dillon Butte and Apex and Melrose. A Reichle school Christmas program featured readings plays songs and a Santa Claus visit with Mrs Piccone accompanying. Several locals including the Garrison Piccone and Polish families gathered for holidays and trips to Butte Anaconda and Dillon.
Jackson Citizens Celebrate Christmas Season Across Town
John Inabnit traveled to Dillon to visit wife and father in law after she returned from Switzerland. The Jackson school hosted its annual Christmas program with Santa, while the Fox school and Women's club held gatherings and luncheons. Local families visited, shopped, and hosted relatives from Dillon and Butte as students and residents spent holidays at home.
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John Jackson
Butte
Jackson School
Jim Elmose
Jackson Women’s Club
Town
Neidt
S.J
Salt Lake
Tom Clemon
Dillon
Martin Jackson
Miss Sallee
Great Falls
Jim Johnson
Jackson Pool
Wisdom and
Jackson
Noel Jackson
University of Utah
Ethel Anderson
Missoula
Soothe Doomed Shark by Tickling Its Hide
In Attutuki, Southern seas, Kanakas in a lagoon spot lure a shark with a rope loop. A diver paddles to the beast and rubs its hide before lassoing and dispatching the animal with a club strike.
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Attutuki
Ihrey
Oldest state ceremony marks Japan’s enthronement
The enthronement of the empire of Japan is described as the world’s oldest continuous state ceremony, highlighting its historic longevity and ceremonial continuity through centuries.
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Empire of Japan
Lofty Mountains Erode Across Ozark Plateau
The Ozark plateau hosts some of the world's oldest mountains with denudation slowly removing their peaks. A small patch of pre Cambrian rocks is exposed in the St Francois mountains while the rest of the plateau mainly features Cambrian and Ordovician rock ages.
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Lofty Mountains
Ozark Mountains
Ozark Plateau
St. Francois Mountains
Big Board Bill The Board Bill For Inhabitant Chicago Zoo
A brief item notes a board bill related to the Chicago zoo. The text mentions a $25,000 figure tied to the zoo housing or operations, with limited context on purpose or action.
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Chicago Zoo
Congress Switchboard Keeps Capitol Calling Day and Night
The article details the U S Congress switchboard, its capacity and history. It notes 27 thousand calls daily during sessions, with 1 700 stations and 800 extensions serving 96 senators and 436 representatives. It highlights chief operator Mrs Harriet G Daley and the evolution from 1898 to a 19 position board by 1926.
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United States Congress
Congress
Congressional
Capitol
Senate
House
Washington
de Ines
White House
Congressional Switchboard
Corps of Washington
Harriet G. Daley
House of Representatives
Joe” Cannon
What Editors Say of Telephone
A compilation of editorials extols telephones as a vital social and economic link. It highlights loyalty of employees, reliability of service, and the importance of clear, courteous speech in business calls.
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United States
Brainerd (Minn
Petaluma
Cal
Telephone
Imate
Revere
Mass
Sterling
Ill
Daily Gazette
Byrd Flies Over Both Poles in Antarctic Flight
Commander Richard Byrd and three crew members completed a hazardous flight over the Great Antarctic plateau on Thanksgiving. They looped the South Pole and returned safely to Little America, making Byrd the first person to fly over both poles.
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Richard Byrd
Great
Antarctic Plateau
South Pole
America
Byrd
Global figures collapse into memory in 1929 obituary list
A long tally of notable deaths across nations and fields marks 1929 with leaders such as France’s Ferdinand Foch Georges Clemenceau and Verdun defender Sarrail among many others. Names span U S senators sermonists actors diplomats and scientists with imperial and royal figures noted in January through December.
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France
Ferdinand Foch
Georges Clemenceau
Sarrail
Verdun
Liman von Sanders
Turkey
Gustav Stresemann
Myron T. Herrick
United States
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
L. D. Tyson
Tennessee
E. Warren
Wyoming
James W. Good
America
Egyptian Book of the Dead Chapters Highlighted
The text notes that the Book of the Dead contains 106 chapters and stands as the chief monument of ancient Egyptian religious literature.
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Egypt
Edison scholar winner Wilbur Huston interviewed via telephone
The London Sunday Express conducted a transatlantic interview with Wilbur B. Huston, winner of the Edison scholarship, from East Orange New Jersey, 3,000 miles away. The record notes the remarkable public interest in the selection.
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London
London Sunday Express
Wilbur B. Huston
East Orange
N. J
Bees Short Lives Highlight Queen and Worker Lifespans
The note outlines bee lifespan ranges with queen bees living four to years and workers living much shorter.
American Magazine Judgment Snafu Citation
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text referencing a judgment or opinion in American Magazine. Title and details remain unreadable, with no verifiable names, dates, or entities to anchor a concise summary.
Gift of Gab Opens Debate on Listening Habits
A quotation from American Magazine argues Americans are among the poorest listeners worldwide, noting that frequent travelers testify to this shortcoming. The remark frames a critique of American communication and cultural habits.
Pillars of Hercules Named For Mythic Strait Barrier
Two hills flank the straits of Gibraltar in ancient lore as the Pillars of Hercules. The name reflects a myth that Hercules tore them asunder to allow the sea to enter the Mediterranean.
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Hercules
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Altitude of Clouds Reaches High Above Earth
The highest cloud height found is about ten miles above Earth. It is noted that only cirrus clouds attain such extreme elevations.
Two Classes of Fools and the Optimist’s Bold Claim
Quote from Rev Murray Page highlights a critique of optimism and pessimism. The line asserts there are two classes of fools: the pessimist and the optimistic thinker who believes outcomes are guaranteed regardless of actions. The nugget reflects a skeptical, witty view on attitude versus effort.
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Murray
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Maggie Bryan
Frank Buhrer
Susan Hand
Allie Hancock
Josephine Verbance
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Albert Polish
Jay Hancock
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Edward Kenison
Jackson News
John Inabnit
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Casper Whitney
Oscar
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New York
Count Ciinda
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R. L. ‘Stigle
University of South Dakota
Maria
Harrison M. Wild
Mustolin
Thomas Taggart
Moses Clapp
Minnesota
D. D. Buick
Arlen B. Pond
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railway
W.R. Stubbs
Kansas
Brander ‘Matthews
Lester Jones
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Count Shimpei Goto
J. W. Batley
Texas
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Lord Revelstoke
Prince Henry
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Edward Payson Weston
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Wallace Treat
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W. B. Thomas
Boston
Sir Cecil Burney
Bliss Carmen
Count Julius Andrassy
Charles F. Brush
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Duarte Felix
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Ell K. Cole
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Henry B. Fuller
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United States Court of Claims
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Edwin Ray Lankester
A. P. Ni
U. S. Grant
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Baron Tanaka
Smart
E. A. Bourdelle
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Prince Max
Baden
Germany
T. P. O'Connor
House of
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Henry W. Lyon
Daniel I. Appel
New England Life Insurance Company
Raymond Hitchcock
Father Tondorf
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University of Town
Robert Reid
W. W. Griest
Pennsylvania
M. W.stryker
Hampton College
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