Local residents make short trips and visits
Mrs Agnes Pierce motored to Grant on Thursday. Myr Emerson Hughes visits for a few days at his parents home. Mr Elmer Selway’s guests Smith of Dillon travel to town. Mrs A A Betioulée leaves for Medicine Lodge to begin cattle counting. Vaun Greene returns to Grant for vacation with her parents. George Smith drives to Dillon Friday. Tommy Pierce spends weekend at Lazy 5. Mrs Fero Marchesseau travels to Armstead on Sunday.
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Agnes Piercé
Grant
Myr. Emerson Hughes
Pee ‘Meigh. Smith
Dillon
Elmer Selway
A.A. Y Bétiouilée
Medicine Lodge
Vaun Greene
George Smith
Tommy. Pierce
Fero Marchesseau
Armstead
Polaris Social Notes From Pyle Ranch Area
Polaris residents and visitors frequent the Pyle ranch and Dillon trips. Visitors include Denver Kannegaard and Mrs. Kannegaard with John Judge, Elmer Hays returning from Butte, Adolph and Carl Pahnish with Jules Wenger family for August Wenger funeral, Andy Pyle with John Meyers and John Anderson, and Mrs. F E Marchesseau with family. Polaris School reports 100 percent attendance after flu and chicken pox.
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Denver Kannegaard
Dillon
Pyle Ranch
Friay
Ron L. Krueger
Pyle
Wilbur Tritt
Polaris School
Clare Judge
Johnny Knoll
Harry Tash Ranch
D. L
Reichle News Brisk Activity Amid Winter Hurdles
John Hand loads ore for shipment to Butte from a mine above Browne s lake. Karl Kambich visits Butte while Agnes Polish visits Absher in the Red Lodge mining district. Fay Gransberry leases John Waters ranch and plans March move. School closed briefly for severe cold and snow. Viggo Sigvardt family relocates to Dillon for spring. Sigvardt foreman praised for new Lavon bridge. Mrs Elmer Pilon visits Melrose. John Poole attends to business in Dillon. Tadovich and Polish families travel to Dillon. Harry Davis recovers from pneumonia and returns to work. After storms, ranchers resume activity. many harvest ice, bale hay, or market produce amid heavy snow. Farmers optimistic for next summer.
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John Hand
Butte
Browne’s
Karl Kambich
Julius
Hartwig
Agnes Polish
Absher
Red Lodge
Fay Gransberry
Melrose
John Waters
Montana auctioneer Earl T Ross advertises more money
Victor Montana route two features Earl T Ross noted as Montana's leading auctioneer who promises higher returns for selling goods with a local advertisement urging readers to book a date.
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Earl T. Ross
Montana
Victor, Mont
Route Two
Reward Offered for Beef Theft Evidence on Local Ranges
A $1000 reward is offered to any non officer for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone wiley butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges of the Big Hole Horse of Grasshopper Centenni or Black Tail. The notice is from W. C. Orr, sheriff, and D. W. Erwin, stock inspector.
Beautiful Snake Alpina Karung Leather Captures the Market
Four million Alpina Karung skins from Malaysia were shipped to the United States in 1928. Once a fad for women's shoes, the serpent leather has grown into a durable versatile material used in lighters, furniture, and autos. The first order reached 100000 skins.
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United States
Founders Day Anniversary Celebration Planned at Jackson
A Founder's Day 32nd anniversary celebration is set for February 17 in Jackson. The program includes candlelighting, historical talks, tributes to the founder, recitations by Mae Jackson, Mary Woody and others, songs, a one act high school play, and a birthday cake with 32 candles presented by local ladies.
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Jackson
Mae Jackson
Roy Ford
George Washington
Grandma
Mary Woody
Sadie Ford
Beryl Woody
Rose ‘Wenger
Lincoln
Hans von Smash
Ladies’ Aid
J. B. Woody
A. ‘W. Wilson
John Krause
Card of Thanks for August E. Wenger Death
Family expresses sincere thanks to friends for sympathy shown after the death and funeral of father and grandfather August E. Wenger. They thank the choir pallbearers minister and those who sent floral offerings. Jules E. Wenger and family.
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August E. Wenger
Jules E. Wenger
Short Talk by Thoughtful Mother Urges Foley's Honey and Tar
A New Orleans mother recalls her child’s cough and credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with quickly easing severe coughing fits without opiates. She praises its usefulness for croup, whooping cough, measles cough, and heavy breathing in children. sold by local druggists. Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Unworldly Grace Guilelessness in Influence
A reflective line from Henry Drummond on belief and trust shaping personal influence. It notes that suspicious atmospheres shrink people while supportive ones encourage growth and educative fellowship.
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Henry Drummond
Early macaroni history links Italians to Chinese imports
The text traces macaroni origins from Chinese and German introductions to Europe. It notes Italy claimed early appreciation and was the sole European nation enjoying macaroni by the 14th century.
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Italy
Too Much for Jean Four-Year-Old Hides Then Surprises Aunt
A four year old girl named Jean habitually hides from visitors at home. When Aunt Pearl enters the room she jokes about eating ice cream before anyone arrives. Jean emerges from hiding and says to her aunt You found me.
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Jean
Frances
Pearl
Indiannapolis Ne
Southern Pulchritude Advents in New York Paper
A Columbus South Carolina column comments on a meretricious New York paper ad claiming clothes make the college girl. It argues local college women in Columbia project a fresh, smiling ideal rather than mere attire.
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New York
Co Ap
Columbus
S. C
Amatie Is Ocean Home Of Hoover
Herbert Hoover will use the houseboat Amatie anchored off Belle Iste Miami Beach near J C Penney's residence. He plans Gulf Stream trips and fishing along the Florida coast targeting sailfish tarpon and sharks while aboard the Amatie which features a lounge dining salon and sleeping quarters.
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Biscayne Bay
Penney
J. C. Penney
Belle Iste
Miami Beach
Fla
Herbert Hoover
Amatie
Gulf Stream
Florida
Hoover
Winter Voyage to Japan on the White Empress
A 10 day Vancouver to Yokohama cruise offers an off the beaten path escape to Japan. Highlights include Kamakura's Daibutsu, Tokyo's lively streets, rickshaws, and Mount Fuji viewed from Lake Hakone, all framed as a cultural gateway to Japan.
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China
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Vancouver
British Columbia
Lighting Aviation Fields and the Quest for Clearer Illumination
Engineers and chemists collaborate to solve lighting aviation fields. Floodlighting currently distorts aerial views and blinds pilots during approaches, prompting search for a new glass material to improve visibility and safety.
Instinct and Intuition Defined as Inherited and Foresight
The piece contrasts instinct as an inherited tendency to act in a specific way when a situation occurs with intuition as a faculty to know something beforehand, whether mystical, intellectual, or moral. It distinguishes automatic response from foreknowledge across domains.
Emperor goose famed as handsome rarity of Alaska
Ornithologists note the Emperor goose breeds on the Yukon delta in Alaska and is the most handsome yet least known wild goose of North America. Once abundant, its numbers have dwindled due to Eskimos taking innards during nesting season.
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Yukon
Alaska
North America
Soy Bean Value Rises as Pantry and Industry Source
Soy bean gains noted for wide uses including milk, flour, margarine, cheese, infant foods, custard powder, salad oil, and soy itself. It is cited as a basis for soaps, paints, enamels, varnishes, lubricants, printing inks, cellulose, rubber substitutes, and glycerine.
Young boy and stray dog share a lonely moment
A young boy sits alone with a downcast look as a shaggy stray dog approaches whining. The boy tries to comfort the dog and suggests they play together, both evident in a shared sense of loneliness.
Glowing Moments and Farewell Reflections by Richter
The text reflects on purity and warmth in moments of meeting and parting, comparing feelings to glow and to guardian gra wlers that reveal themselves at sunrise and sunset. It contrasts daytime grayness with fleeting warmth in intimate exchanges.
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Richter
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Donald McIntosh
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the Tribune
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Sng Hii Herald
Land of
Yokohama
Kamakura
Daibutsu
Tokio
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Lake Hakone
Yaran
Yama
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