Jimmie Saunders Elected President by Acclamation
In a boys club led by Miss Jane, four boys learn parliamentary rules but keep voting for themselves until Jimmie Saunders selflessly yields. To save the club, Saunders urges others to step aside, and Miss Jane proclaims him president by acclamation as the group cheers.
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Jane
Miss Jane
Dickie Brown
Jimmie Saunders
Arthur
Jetting
Dickie
Walt Jones
Jimmie
Dick Brown
Mike Jane
How Japanese Children Are Named In Japan
The exchange explains that Japanese children use the family name first and the given name second. Examples show how names like John Earley become Farley John, and a child who learns to speak may later add the given name. It notes siblings often share a common family name with variations in given names.
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Japan
Nime
John Earley
Waugh Miller
Peter Smith
Farley John
Miller Hugh
Smith Peter
Warley
Miller
Smith
Sing Foo
Sing Ia
Sing Lee
Sing Amee
Sing
All She Did Was to Smile
A conductor recalls a cheerful girl who boards the suburban train each morning to school and smiles at him as he punches her ticket. Her simple gesture brightens his mood for the entire trip.
A Gentleman's Ways and Quiet Manners
A Harpers Young People poem excerpt praises a gentleman by simple, daily acts. It depicts a boy who helps others without fuss, holds doors, runs errands, and shows consideration in all he does. The piece notes manners reveal character across ages from ten to forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainer
Margaret. Sangster
Harper's Young People
Battle Against Water Hyacinth Delays Florida Navigation
Floridas water hyacinth, a beautiful garden plant turned pest, clogs St Johns River tributaries and threatens inland commerce. A government backed effort using a steam tug with spraying gear and chemical solution aims to exhaust roots and seeds, with Louisiana and Texas also affected.
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Florida
Nandecreeks
St. Johns
Louisiana
Texas
Palatka
Jacksonville
St. Johns River
Booming His Market
An eastern business column cites a man asserting harsh winter forecasts with twenty nine snowstorms and notes a curious business card claiming snow on it as proof. The column frames the claim as a colorful regional stock in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain
Sheep Wanted on Shares in Montana Range
WANTED 000 head of sheep on shares on good ranch and range. Write to B.S. P. care Tribune Dillon Montana. TAKEN UP One pale red cow two years old blotch on left side unmarked came to my place in November. Owner can have same by proving property and paying charges. KR. W. Hucues Dewey Mont 561 entry 39 If Jas Kirkpatrior
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B.S. P
Care Tribune
Dillon
Montana
KR. W. Hucues
Dewey, Mont
True Druon THe ONE sale at Hughes McCaleb Tribune
True Dru on THe ONE appears on sale at Hughes and McCalebs Jesper Nelsons post office pews and at the Tribune Store with local vendors promoting the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes & McCaleb’s
Jesper Nelson
Tribune
Rio Grande Lines Promote Wide Travel With Tourist Route
Advertises travel from the west to the east and south offering scenic journeys. Promises inducements and accommodations for artists and tourists, urging readers to request rates and the Tourist Hand Book from G W Frzamrano, General Agent, Butte Montana.
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Rio Grande
G. W. Frrzamrano
Butte
Montana
Dillon Montana Post Observes Oath Month at Headquarters
The Steedman Post No 8 holds a gathering at its headquarters this weekend with the regular rites and oath observance. W J Fnah law office noted as a local landmark in Dillon.
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Steedman
Wiltetanlea
Roet
W. J Ftnah
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Arthur Davis
Jim Saunders
President Saunders
Cincinnati Enquirer
Uncle Sam
Florida Rivera
Black Creek
Pierce
Edith Austin
Woodmen’s Circle
Kansas City
North Sixth St
Kans
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
W. C. Brown
Roe Ranch
Tribune Office
Ward
Beaverhead County
Jas, Kirkpatrior
Steedman Post
Dillon, Montana
APU
Post Co
the Tribune
Dillon, Moritiria
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