Rebuilt Ypres Emerges as Cafes and Memorial Talks
After bombardment Ypres faces an uncertain future with a split population of refugees and opportunists. A wooden town rises amid ruins with cafes, hawkers, and tourist rooms while the Belgian government plots memorials. Canada given sites by the Menin gate and an English church site proposed.
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Ypres
Paris- Plage
Blankenberghe
Brussels
London Times
Grand Palace
Menin Gate
Great is Frosty Morning in Columbus Dispatch Call
The frosty morning brings new life hope and aspirations following a gloomy week. The sun returns with a bright glow and the city gains energy and renewed spirits as people feel healthier and motivated to act.
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Columbus Dispatch
Airplane Saves Taxpayers Money in Bay Area Jail Transport
San Francisco police aviator Ivan Gates flew across the bay to Alameda and back with prisoner James M. Kelley for a six month sentence, and Kelsey accompanied without handcuffs. The 5,000 foot flight demonstrated a quick, economical pickup and return, prompting Chief White to envision rapid transports to Reno or Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Ivan Gates
Bay
Alameda
James M. Kelley
Kelsey
White
Reno
Los Angeles
British Move to Establish Potato Flour Mills
Arrangements are made in Great Britain to establish large scale mills for potato flour. Though common on the continent for years this is new to Britain as the ministry of foods continues experiments to absorb the potato oversupply with this flour.
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Western
Asia
Igdiz
Armenia
Milton ’. Littlefield
Near. East
Erivan
Dr. Littlefield
Almbasty
Great Britain
British
Ministry of Foods
Postgraduate Course Aide in Wordsworth Home Study
A maidservant told a caller seeking the master’s study that Wordsworth studied in the fields. The piece notes that Wordsworth owed more to nature than to books and extols a postgrade ate course in the open as the completion of education.
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Wordsworth
Iris
Lucre Absent Artist Confession Amid Patron Exchange
An artist declares devotion to art to a patron in a terse exchange, noting the tension between income and craft. The dialogue hints at marriage as a means to security, with the patron responding tersely. The fragment suggests themes of artistic pursuit versus financial obligation and social expectations.
Junior Red Cross urged to make toys for European children
Junior members of the local Red Cross chapter are asked to help craft wooden toys for European children still recovering from war. The Northern Division lists needs and distributes Manual Training Leaflet No.41 detailing toy patterns such as railroad cars, an ironing board, acrobats, a cannon, figures, and moving wooden animals to aid play and development.
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American Red Cross
Europe
The
Red Cross
Plastic surgery may cure baldness and facial flaws
After wartime disfigurements, plastic surgeons turn to civilians. Ugly noses ears hare lips can be corrected. A new method claims to graft skin from hair-bearing scalp onto bald patches to provide a hair covered area.
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract for Week Ending January 10 1920
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds and conveyances in Beaverhead County Montana from January 10 1920. Names include Thomas M Jolley Nellie Shefer A L Stone Chas E Calvert O M Best E O Selway Roscoe Cornell Montana Market Richard M Cosgrove Minerve A Brownfield Frankie Maynard Mary B Elliott Louis Stahl Henry C Patterson Eldorus P Andrus Samuel L Bell Gus Filschen Fitchen Brothers Commercial Company Henrietta Tibbets Mary W French George Conley and others. Several parcels near Apex Dell Lima and Lima Idaho Street along with water rights for McGowan springs are noted. Values range from 1 to 200 dollars with several ten dollar considerations.
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A. L. Stone
Albine Stone
Chas. E. Calvert
Dell
O. M. Best
Selway
Roscoe Cornell
Montana
Richard M. Cosgrove
Montana Market Corporation
Slaughter House
Minerve A. Brownfield
Frankie Maynard
Lima
Mary B. Elliott
Louis Stahl
Idaho St
Henry C. Patterson
Eldorus P. Andrus
Samuel L. Bell
Henrietta Tibbets
Mary W. French
A. L. Badeon
Anna E. Stoller
Washington and
Butte St
George Conley
McGowan Springs
Basin Creek
Early Riser Bugle Wakeup Habit
An Early Riser reports a boy’s habit of waking everyone at daybreak with a bugle after serving in the army. The piece notes the change as a humorous reflection on post service routines and family mornings.
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Josh
Sweden Uses Wooden Corks for Bottles
Sweden shifts to wooden corks due to cork scarcity. Substitutes come from rapidly growing pine with wide annual rings and a tendency to swell after shaping into stoppers.
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Sweden
The Bargain Rush at the Hairpin Stand
A shopper notes crowds rushing for hairpins priced at 3 cents a paper. The storekeeper and his wife explain the frenzy is due to cheap hairpins, not a rush for husbands.
Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association announces a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 260 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's Association
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Dr Hess Poultry
Dart Hardware and Implement Co
Dillon, Mont
the Sunday Standard
Pictorial Pages
DR. M. 8
Littlefield
Lucre
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
M.paumie
Galena St
Butte, Mont
IPS
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Thomas M. Jolley
Apex
Nellie Shefer
Gus Filschen
Fitchen Brothers Commercial Company
Kentucky Avenue
Tone
Potts
Yarben Court
Journal and Cosmo
Mary D. Craver
Armatead
Mont
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