Harrison’s Presidency Revisited in 19th Century Portrait
The piece surveys William Henry Harrison as the log cabin candidate born to Virginia lineage. It argues his election reflected new Western representation rather than supreme statesmanship, noting his shorter tenure and the eclipse of strong leadership by contemporaries like Clay Webster Calhoun and Benton.
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The Whig Era Tussle and Harrison’s Final Ride
The article recalls the 1840 election and the shift of power to the Whigs, the harsh political climate over slavery, and President William Henry Harrison’s brief, tragic presidency. It describes Harrison’s lonely final days, his death in office, and his widow Anna Symmes Harrison’s response as she awaited her role as White House mistress.
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Vanity and Language Let Beaconsfield Speak English at Congress
A London correspondent notes that prime ministers often avoid spoken French in diplomacy. The anecdote recalls Lord Beaconsfield at the 1878 Bertin congress, who planned French but was advised to speak English, and did so for the plenipotentiaries' expected intellectual tribute.
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Couldn't Leave Emily Out in a Gentle Provocation
An elderly Maine tale centers on Miss Susan aged 78 and Miss Emily 83, two spinster cousins who learn of a death in their circle. Despite a long funeral journey by boat and coach, Miss Susan insists Emily must accompany her, revealing a quiet bond and perky humor amid midsummer heat.
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Instructress Encounters Scrape Ballot Question at Machine
A well dressed voter at a downtown polling machine asked instructions for scraping her ballot after a woman in charge demonstrated straight ticket voting. The amusing exchange occurred during a session teaching women voters how to operate the device.
Furs All Her Fortune Alaska Fur Varieties Highlighted
Andrew J. Stone in the Century notes Alaska yields many valuable furs from 13 bear varieties and six fox species with high quality skins. He says the Alaska moose is the largest western land animal with prized meat and winter footwear skins. Caribou supply millions of pounds of meat across most regions.
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Andrew J. Stone
Helium Surges in Natural Gas Market After War
Helium, once a laboratory product costing 1500 to 2000 dollars per cubic foot, becomes a major output in Texas with about 8000 cubic feet daily. Its rise follows war needs as a hydrogen substitute for dirigibles and balloons, reducing fire risk despite a slight lift loss. Helium diffuses less and does not burn or explode under standard conditions.
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Beaverhead County Seeks Bids for Lands Classification
Beaverhead County Montana commissions bid to complete classification and appraisal of county lands. Bids due by 10 a.m. March 7 1921 with a $5000 bond. Work must finish by January 1 1922 and payments issued via registered warrants. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Dated Dillon January 8 1921.
Call for bids on Rena Quartz Lode mining claim sale
Beaverhead county Montana announces sale of the Rena Quartz Lode Mining Claim 18.95 acres in the Argenta district at its regular session on March 7 1921 at 10 o’clock a m Sealed bids with certified check must be filed with the county clerk by 10 o’clock a m March 7 1921 The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids Commissioner dated Dillon Montana January 3 1921
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D. F. Mooney
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Pene
John S. Baker
Board of County Commissionere
Mabel and Myrtle Dinner Plans Spark Debate
Representative Dawson, an anti suffrage leader, says at a luncheon that a woman's place is the home. The story features Mabel, a new woman, inviting Myrtle to a fellowship dinner at the Ratz where each pays for the other, prompting curiosity.
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Not Apprehensive Farmer Coun tessell on isolation
Quote from a farmer assuring resilience against isolation as he argues farmers will keep producing goods the world needs and cites communal routines like bell ringing to emphasize solidarity. The text reflects rural confidence and independence in facing international concerns.
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Coun Tessel
Buying Real Estate Title Truths and Due Diligence
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