Soot Destroyer at Tattersall's Adv
Dillon locality notices list sales, errands, and social happenings around Tattersall's shop. Items include sewing machines for rent, carpets and linoleum sold, baby birth at Christmas, and residents visiting Dillon for holidays. Community posts mention Postoffice business, Mrs Oliver’s Apex visit, and local dances.
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Mamie McIntosh
Anaconda
Dillon
Tattersall’s
Jesse Allen
Monida
Tattersall
S. Adv
Ross ‘Nay
Horse Prairie
S. Atlantic
al Beardslee
Lima
Joe Butala
C. W. Stallings
Tattersall's
Fred Oliver
Arthur Rice
Apex
Dillon Greenhouses
Helen Baker
Billings
Helen Schmittroth
Robert Payne
Southern’ Montana Abstract and Title Co
Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Gilbert Leinweber
George Leinweber
Gilbert
Sheridan Forum
Farm for sale near Dillon Montana with improvements
A 650 acre property five miles from Dillon offers irrigated cultivated land including 140 acres alfalfa 70 acres fallowed bottom land for pasture with spring water and brush shelter. Features a good house water right 6 work horses 1 milch cow 8 harness 25 tons hay and farm furniture all for 45 dollars per acre with easy terms. Contact C. C. Newman Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
C. C. Newman
Mont
Five Minute Chats on Our Presidents
A compact biographical sketch by James Morgan introduces a series on U.S. presidents. The text presents a concise, accessible portrait of the national leaders, framing each figure for quick reader familiarity.
Life and career of Millard Fillmore highlights
A compact chronology tracing Millard Fillmore born January 7 1800 in Cayuga County New York to his service as 1829-31 New York assembly member 1833 35 1837-43 U S congress member 1848 vice president 1850 sworn in as thirteenth president aged fifty duties to Commodore Perry in Japan 1852 nomination defeat 1856 Whig Knownothings presidential bid and 1874 death March 8 Buffalo aged seventy four.
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Millard Fillmore
Cayuga
New York
New England
Fillmore
Commodore Perry
Japan
Mary Abigail
White House
Congress
Fillmore as a Second Hand President in Folklore Tale
The passage portrays Millard Fillmore as a commonplace leader during a low period, mocked as a “dummy” in politics. A popular joke imagines him purchasing a second-hand carriage from a Washington seller via White House attendant Moran, quipping that the president would ride in a reused vehicle.
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Illard Fillmore
Howard" Moran
White House
Washington
Edward
Fillmore
United States
Fillmore era notes and real estate transfers in 1921
Article recounts Millard Fillmore era details and family notes then shifts to Beaverhead Abstract Company transfers for week ending January 1, 1921. Listings include patents and warranty deeds for land near Grasshopper Creek, Axe canyon, Centennial valley, and Grasshopper valley, plus various mining lodes and notices of location in Elkhorn and other districts.
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Books of the
Beaverhead Abstract Company
William Rochford
Grasshopper Creek Canyon
Helene Thompson
Axe Canyon
Herman Reis
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
Samuel G. Jewell
Grasshopper Valley
Mill Point
L. R. Banning
Homestead
Dell
Climax
Black Jack
Modoc
Elkhorn
Edy. P. Marchesseau
Sammy
New Year
Wise River
Altitude
Frank P. Madden
Penn
Timberliné
Gerrite
L. C. Ford, Sr
Union
Little’ Sheep Creek
William E
Kenison
Argenta
Luébben
Perrault
Summit No. 2
Sheep Creek
Smallhorn
F. M. James
Elklode
Montana
John F. Aten
Lafayette Lode
Nora Hays' Knoll
Golden Eagle
White Owl
George H. Haley
Kates Creek
George I. Jewell
Snow Ball
Los Angeles
Whale Lodes
Utopia
Boston
Montana Development Company
Ajax
Aspen
Aura
Blue Bell
Bonanza
Blue Jay
Central
Dubois
Gallup
Grotto
Yynx
Leap Year
Lulu
Mary
Milwaukee
Montreal
Park
Portland
Red Top
Ruby
Seattle
St. Paul
Thos. Payne
Acon
Washington Lodes
Beaverhead Alberta Oil Co
Butte
Florence
S A. Davis
Kenneth
J. H. Judge
Sunshine Lode
Hlkhorn
Frank Gauthier
Fred, Featherly
Chicago
Jackson
Gray
Reed
J. Kirkpatrick
Blackhawk
Wm.s. Grose
Bryant District
Purpose of Fly’s Existence and Its Role in Nature
The fly is called the Judas of animal creation yet serves a natural purpose. It acts as an agent to remove filth. filth breeds the fly, so nature decrees its presence to cleanse. The fly and the headache are results, not causes, and removing filth eliminates flies.
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Nature
Fly 8
Pigeons Set Clock Back in Beverly
A Beverly town clock allegedly tuned by three pigeons perched on the hour hand and set the clock back half an hour. The Boston Post notes the birds favored daylight saving timing and caused the adjustment.
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Beverly
Boston Post
Original Navel Orange Tree From Brazil At Washington Greenhouse
The original navel orange tree, brought from Brazil over forty years ago, resides in a Washington greenhouse operated by the department of agriculture. The aged tree stands as a historic specimen in ongoing plant research and preservation efforts.
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Brazil
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Foreign-born workers fund relief for starving homelands
Foreigners in the United States send large sums home to aid starving populations. Reports from the American Relief Administration show substantial totals sent to Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Germany and Austria through food drafts. More than 1.6 million Poles and hundreds of thousands from other nationalities reside in the U.S. The profits from drafts fund child feeding as the European Relief Council, formed by eight major groups, aims to meet demands for 3.5 million children.
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United States
American Relief Administration
Potaod
Czecho
Slovakia
Hungary
Germany
European Itellef Council
Origin of Slang Traced to Gypsy Tonene
The note explains slang began as a secret language of the Gypsy people and existed since classical times in Greece and Rome, not a modern invention. It emphasizes historical roots and cultural origins of slang.
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Greece
Rome
Fresh ranch eggs for sale at 90 cents a dozen
For sale strictly fresh ranch eggs at 90 cents per dozen. Call phone 70F 1-2 for details.
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Gall
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Robertson-Cole
Otis
Earward
Dillon News Briefs
S. K. Clark
Idaho
McWharter
Helena
Tattersall’s. Adv
Mme. Pavlova
Lester
Diller
Nan Hazzard
MacGregor
Martin Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Fred F. Price
Wyoming
Fred
Whitbeck
Arthur Hill
Otto Schultz
Forum
Mr. Schultz
Urvai
Potts
James
Morgan
James Morgan
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Erie County
Tash
Charles A. Frizzell
Frieda Frizzell
Julia G. Mathews
Victor Mathews
Peyre Brothers
Armstead
Charley Martin
Spring Creek Sheep ‘Company
Bond Grocer
Europe
the Sanitary’ Dairy
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