Old Time Song Catalog Teems with Broadway Hits and Solos
A historical music listing features baritone and tenor solos by Arthur Baritone Buckley James and Lewis, Kauffman, Fields, Donovan, Burr, and Schenck. It lists 10 inch records priced 85 to 86 cents, including Ja Da Ja Da, Rose of No Man's Land, My Baby Boy Medley, and It’s a Long Way to Dear Old Broadway with several ensembles.
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Susie
No Man’s Land
France
Tony
Arthur
Eugene Buckley
Jack
Lewis
James
Lewis James
Ag Kauffman
Arthur Fields
Hugh’ Donovan
Henry Burr
Vell and Butt
Sterling Trio
van Aid Schenck
van and Schenck
Montana January business failures and local notices
January 1919 Montana business failures slightly below normal with 673 insolvencies and 10.74 million dollars liabilities. The Dillon text notes local ads, insurance pitches with Magnus and Mutual Life, and numerous short city business items and notices from residents and visitors.
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Montana
Philip S. Ruch
R. G. Dun and Company
Butte
United States
Local Notables Return From Army Discharges
Elmer Woodside has returned from Camp Lewis after a big discharge. Lieut Bruce A Risley recently returned from Camp Lewis and visited friends. Mr and Mrs Fred Critz and Mr and Mrs Reed Featherly were in Butte at the start of the week. Roads were in splended condition before the recent show storm. Ray Koontz and Herbert Koontz made a business trip to Dillon from their Madison county ranch. Lieut Howard Morse returned from Fort Hancock Ga after discharge. G T Paul visited the Paul ranch near Monida to load several carloads of horses.
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Bruce A. Risley
Lewis
Fred Critz
Reed’ Featherly
Butte
Ray Koontz
Herbert Koontz
Dillon
Madison County
Howard Morse
Fort Hancock
G. T. Paul
Paul Ranch
Monida
Furley Acquitted in Montana Murder Trial
J B Furley, charged with complicity in the 1918 death of Henry Van Goor, was acquitted by a district court jury. The verdict arrived at 8 pm after testimony and arguments from state and defense counsel, with Furley claiming self defense following a shovel assault during an irrigation dispute.
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Billings
J. B. Furley
Henry van Goor
Furley
van Goor
F. M. Lamp
A. J. Horsky
Helena
J. F. O’connor
H. J. Miller
R. R. Purcell
Montana
Farley
Justice Court
Card of Thanks for James P. Murray
Mrs James P Murray expresses gratitude to those who offered kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of her husband James P Murray. The thanks are extended for support and assistance received.
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James P. Murray
Liberty Monument Idea Proposed for Washington War Heroes
A Washington man suggests erecting a Liberty monument inside the capital. It would be 584 feet tall to honor the 584 days of wartime, with bronze tablets bearing the names of all who gave their lives engraved inside.
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Washington
United States
Ex Sheriff Merritt Enforces Mustache Ban in Potsdam
Port Chester dispatch reports former Sheriff Jamies Merritt has instituted a mustache censorship, outlawing sky pointing beards in Potsdam. He patrolled streets with a stony stare, guiding offenders to barber shops to shave, a tactic he used even when civilians questioned the policy.
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Jamies Merritt
Potsdam
Port Chester
New York Tribune
Wild Bill Hohenzollern
Merritt
Pig’s Place in Mythology Echoes Roscommon Story
An analysis links the Roscommon pig legend to ancient mythologies involving sacred pigs and divine mother figures. The piece traces echoes of Minos, Zeus Dionysus, Osiris and other myths, noting the pig’s association with fate and evil through celestial and moral symbolism.
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Roscommon
Betnie
Minos
Crete
Zeuz-Dionysius
Aegean
Osiris
Adonis
Tammuz
Diarmid
Manchester Guardian
Electric Fowl Picker by Rieske Stops Feathers Cleanly
O G Rieske of Buffalo invents a machine for plucking fowl in under five minutes with no feather shed. A small electric motor drives a suction fan and inner roller while a hollow pierced roller guides the feathered skin through two rollers. A hooded top and rubber roller adjust to each bird, handling ducks to turkeys, dry or scalded as needed.
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O. G. Rieske
Buffalo
Yukon turns from gold to silver mining surge begins
The Yukon shifts focus from gold to silver as silver prices surge while gold purchasing power falls. Prospecting heats in two silver bearing areas near Dawson, Mayo district on the upper Stewart River and along Twelve Mile Creek, 150 miles apart. Canada dispatches geologists to assess silver mining prospects in the region.
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Yukon
Dawson
Mayo
Stewart River
Twelvemile Creek
Dawson City
Old Trees Bearing
A local report highlights apple and pear trees at John Catlin’s orchard on the west side of the river. Planted in 1878, the trees bear a phenomenal load this year, challenging the notion that fruit trees decline after a dozen years and suggesting potential long-term productivity.
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John Catlin
Stock Brands Bargains at Tattersalls Including Lamps
Gasoline lamps and mantles are offered among thousands of bargains at Tattersall’s, advertised as part of the large sale. The notice highlights ten thousand and one other items available at reduced prices.
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Tattersall ’S
Americanization Naturalization and Citizenship Column
The Tribune announces arrangements with the U S bureau of Naturalization to answer readers questions on naturalization and citizenship free of charge. Topics include declarations of intention first papers second papers citizenship tests English classes and the Student's Text Book. Readers may send questions with name and address to the Editor Dillon Montana Americanization column for publication and direct replies.
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the Tribune
Bureau of Naturalization
United States Department of Labor
The
Tribune
Dillon
Montana
Examinations Set in Dillon and Wisdom Dates
Teachers will take examinations in Dillon on February 27 28 and March 1. Eighth grade exams will be in Dillon and Wisdom on February 28 and March 1.
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Dillon
Dillon and Wisdom
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Irvin
Fiel
Dance Records
Prince
Prince’s Orchestra
Prince’ S Orchestra
Prince’s
Prince's
Grafonola Department
Dillon News Briefs
Tattersalls
John Petersen
Grant
Magnus
Richard G. Ames
A. L. Stone
W. N. Bichler
Armstead
A. J. Rife, C. Schuler and
S. F. Erwin
J. C. Mortenson
Wm. S. Tash
Harold Snow
U.S
Magnusi
George Stimpson
Los Angeles
Matt Greenan
Big Hole Basin
Gottlib Lohner
Horse Prairie
Camp Lewis
Southern
Abstract and Title Co
Frank Hazelbaker
Pres
Dillon, Mont
Harry Lapham
Jackson
Mutual Life. Co
Alf Decker
Singer Sewing Machines
Tattersall’s
Phil B. Goodwin
Johnson
Missoula
Frank
Ike Rife
Pat” ‘Ward
Twin Bridges
W.R. Allen
Annaconda
Mont
George Main
J. W. Baker
Portland Ore
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Tribune Book Store
Danville
Elmer Woodside
New York
Church Services
Montana Mercantile CO
Graeter Grocery CO
Olmsted-Stevenson CO
Bond Grocery CO
J. W. Forsgren
Mary D. Craver
F. E. Armstrong
Scott & Bowne
Elizabeth Sutherland County
Swift &Company
Swift & Company
Packer
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
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