School notices and legal motions from Boulder county
Walter Powers reports students leaving for the ranch and Sheridan with no return this term while drawing instruction shifts to perspective drawing. A Spartacus speech is noted, a water well for steam heating finished, and a Washington Lincoln program planned for Feb 28. In Mulany vs Noble a vendor lien dispute delays attachment disposal as Shropshire Burleigh argue before Judge Showers. decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Marshall
Sheridan
Mulany
Boulder
Shropshire & Burleigh
Edwin Norris
Red Rock Letter List and Militia Notes Update
Weekly notice lists letters remaining in the Red Rock office with 20 days to claim before dead letter status. Militia notes announce an upcoming business meeting, electric lighting at the Armory, and training drills led by non commissioned staff. A Washington’s Birthday party is planned for Friday the 21st with orchestra, decorations, dancing from nine to 1 thirty, no supper, and tickets at one dollar per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allen
Edward W. Baumgarth
Rob Davis
Luke’ Geary
M.J. Gorse
Mat, Johnson
Erick T. Pratt
C. H. School
Sophia Valentine
Clara Whitney
Grace Lamont
HORSES AND HORSEMEN
Sheriff in training for forthcoming races. Gil Carry to ride Patchen this winter. Quarterstretch, 4:86 two miles European record by Quartermaster. C M Reed of Erie to field trotting stable in Europe next year. Pixley to be driven on snow by William Disston of Philadelphia this winter. Village Farm stable shipped to Selma Alabama to winter under Ed Geers. Senator W. Stewart buys Leesburg farm to relocate trotting stock. Ananias by C F Emery pacing 2:12 and earning $5825. T Raymond to oversee Klamath and Cheballis 2:074. Quarterstretch in Austrian stud. Tron Bar 2:1834 recovered and to race next season. New York courts rule owner liable for harm from vicious horse. widow awarded damages. European horsemen seek Nightingale 2:08. Hamlin offered $7500, owner asks $10,000. Turf Field and Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff
Gil Carry
Quartermaster
Bolle
C. M. Reed
Erie
Pixley
William Disston
Philadelphia
Village Farm
Selma
Ala
Ed Geers
Senator W. 3. Stewart
Nevada
Leesburg
Ananias
C. F. Emery
Patton
T. Raymond
Klamath
Cheballis
Quarterstretch
Imperial Stud
Austria
Lynne Bel
Fleetwood
New York
Nightingale
Hamlin
Scent through history and courtly fragrance customs
The passage traces perfume use from ancient Egypt and Greek times to European courts and notable figures. It notes perfume in embalming, sacrifices, and daily life, with mentions of Nimes perfumery, Mme. Pompadour, and Swift. It also notes animals’ varied attractions to scents such as attar, rose, catnip, and asafetida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller
Egypt
B.C
Johnson
Nimes
Mme. Pompadour
Louis XIV
Europe
Dean Swift
London
Mothers shaping minds through history and art
The article surveys famed figures from Cornwallis to Byron, tracing how their mothers influenced careers and character. It notes Gibbon, Coleridge, Beethoven, Machiavelli, Holmes, Whitefield, Michelangelo, and Byron, highlighting mothers as educators, moral guides, or harsh influences shaping mothers and their sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cornwallis
Gibbon
Coleridge
Beethoven
Machiavelli
Byron
St. Louis
Globo- Democrat
Leap Year and Woman’s Movement Jokes Across Papers
In a compilation of editorials from Detroit Philadelphia New York Chicago and St. Louis papers readers glimpse a playful take on the new woman movement. Cartoons and jokes touch on leap year social shifts refusing wigs for judges and women wearing sleeves to fund missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tribune
Philadelphia Times
Etta Morse Hudders
New York
Chicago
St. Louis Republic
Denmark
S. C
Foreign Folk and Royal Rhetoric in Historic Clippings
The excerpts mock political self image and sanity defense in 19th century press. The Baltimore Herald cites Abdul Hinnid’s case as a plea for insanity as a defense. The St Paul Globe notes Emperor William’s jealousy of Bismarck and critiques his poetry and painting. The Philadelphia Press references a sharp remark about Yildiz and unchanged cervical verve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul Hinnid
Baltimore Herald
William
Prince Bismarck
St. Paul Globe
Pasha
Yildiz
Philaftelphia Press
School boards under fire and defended in public views
The piece argues that harsh generalizations about school boards come from a few biased insiders and disgruntled citizens. It defends boards as largely diligent, non salaried public bodies whose work is misinterpreted by press coverage and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
School Board Journal
Michigan Geography War Reaches Court Injunction
A school board dispute over geography texts in Grand Rapids escalates to court action after Frye books gain board support. The American Book Company seeks an injunction to bar Frye editions while publishers maneuver to influence teachers and defenses unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Book Company
Supreme Court
School Board Journal
Montana
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frye
Harper's Books
Harper Book
Ginn &Co
Harper
Ever Exchange
Ginn & Co
Rand & Mee- Nally
Harper's
L. E. Kendall
Marriages and Uprisings in Lima and Missoula Notices
The district court clerk issued a marriage license to Chas Flynn and Pearl Hungate of Lima. Multiple divorce actions are listed including Mary A. Perkins vs Geo Perkins and Emeline Curin vs Daniel Curin. Various lawsuits involve Montana Mercantile Co., Forester, and others. A fruit growers meeting is announced in Missoula with Professor Emery and officials inviting attendance February 20 and 21 1896. Postmaster lists letters, ads, and employment notices accompany the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Flynn
Miss Pearl Hungate
Lima
Mary A. Perkins
Geo. W. Perkins
J. Burleigh
S. Barbour
Jerome Curin
Emeline Curin
W.S. Barbour
Montana Mercantile, Co
Frank Bennett
H. J. Burleigh
Emery
Missoula
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Spartacus
Gladiators
Mae Rich
Miss.Johnson
Noble
Inoledala
Red Rock
E. Hint
P.M
Tom Bessett
A . Garison
P Martin
McGraw
Stapleton TV
Wileon
Militia Notes
Armory
Sain
Dave Gan Cubit
Bole
Boston
U.S, A
Our
Jas. Forester
J. P. Court
G. W. Dart
John 8. Miller
C. M. Parr
Sherman Sapp
C. E. Foy
Adelie Barnaman
Chas. L. Barnamin
Daniel O'Connell
John 0. Smith
T. A. McCain
Carlton
Mont
Alfred Carr
C. E. Williams
Dillon
Newbro
Charles Flynn
N. E. Hammer
the Dominion Company
Omaha
Ill
Tripune
Omaha Bldg
Beaverhead County
Shannon
Fifth District
Beaverhead
George W. Dart
Rob. Wing
Thomas
NM. Selway
Harrie
A. Dart
Wing and Dart Partnership
Tts
Dillon Tribune
Court House
Adarbis
Tugaate
Barbour
ALERS
Dillon Implement Company
J. T. Cox
W. 8S
Pyle
COX & Plye
Geo. J. Staudaker
Butchers
Veal
Dillon National Bank
Dillon, Montana
C. D
Dillon, Mont
Equire Tribune
G-W. Allison
Argenta Road
Thomas Hanley
Winona
Minn
John Hanley
Trisuve
Trieuxe Pusuissixa Co
Tripunz Pusrisnine Co
Butte
South
Bam Ul Dam
C. C. George
Wood
Trrevnez
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