Beaverhead county prospects and regional booster notes
The piece highlights Beaverhead County’s expected strong year amid campaign activity, urges readers to explore multiple topics in the Tribune issue, and compares Montana winters to eastern climates. It also cites Harper’s Weekly on immigration and presents a gnathodynamometer fact about bite force differences between a frail girl and a robust athlete.
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Harper's Weekly
Huntington Wilson
United States
William Hemmingway
Remington Work Added to Metropolitan Museum Collection
The Metropolitan Museum adds Frederic Remington’s Southern Plains painting to its holdings fulfilling the artist’s wish to be represented by both painting and bronzes. Yet Remington is likely to remain best remembered as a black and white illustrator with his book pictures reflecting the picturesqueness that has long defined his work.
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Metropolitan Museum
Southern Plains
Frederic Remington
Remington
Political jabs and local favors fill scattered Montana papers
A collage of editorial snips from Butte Trib une Review Red Lodge Picket and others critique Taft, Dixon, and Hamilton. Stories contrast party maneuvering with local pork barrel aims while a Stevensville man is mocked as the town’s fall guy for ailments.
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Myers
Hamilton
Dixon
Missoula
Red Lodge
Stevensville
Tribune
Sunset over Los Angeles and a vow of unity
Poetic scene depicts roses and pepper blooms in evening glow over the city as the sun sinks and cars pass. The poem frames hope through a spiritual lens, calling all people a single family bonded by faith and mutual care, acknowledging varied creeds.
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Los Angeles
M. H. York
West
Pacific
Hope
Earth
And No Newspaper? Transport Village’s Odd Mail Silence
Ohio claims the most unique village in America near Zanesville, with 700 residents. Postmaster Joseph Barney closed the post office after five weeks without a stamp sold or any mail received or sent. Locals say no friends write, no mail arrives, and everyone is busy. Since 1909 no idle week in transport. Mines run full time. every miner owns a home.
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Ohio
America
Zanesville
Joseph Barney
It Pays to Advertise in Billings Gazette
The article argues advertising builds a community and business by keeping the public aware of resources and shopping options. Railroads and merchants benefit when efforts target off season attention to attract customers and guide people to familiar stores.
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Billings Gazette
Representative McHenry Proposes Labor Day As First September Holiday
Representative McHenry of Pennsylvania introduces a bill in Congress to make Labor Day a legal holiday observed on the first Monday in September.
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Representative McHenry
Pennsylvania
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local treatments, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to purify blood and mucous surfaces. It is advertised as a nonquack medicine prescribed by eminent physicians. Testimonials are offered free. Toledo firm F J Cheney & Co promotes the remedy at 75 cents, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Tariff Revision Debate and Cloth Prices in 1912
The piece argues that tariff cuts on wool and woolens will not significantly lower clothing costs for American consumers. It illustrates how most price is absorbed by factory costs, middlemen, and labor, leaving the end price largely unchanged. It also notes political theatrics and possible consumer impact during Taft's administration.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Congress
Mr. Taft
Sherman
Utica
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Taft
Mr. la Follette
Mr. Cummins
Helena merchants foresee big business in 1912
The Helena Retail Merchants Association reports 1911 as prosperous and predicts the current year will be filled with big business as members express unanimous optimism.
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Helena
Changes in postage stamps reshuffle Franklin and Washington
The article outlines major stamp changes: Franklin moves to higher denomination stamps while Washington is reduced to six cent and lower stamps, with new issues upcoming this year. Existing Madison and Marshall stamps are dropped, and a foreign postal card with Grant at age 47 is issued for universal use.
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Benjamin Franklin
United States
George Washington
Washington
Franklin
James Madison
John Marshall
Universal Postal Union
General Grant
Louise and Romondo Lebreten Arrival Report
Louise Lebreten aged 2 and Romondo Lebreten aged 1 arrived with family, described in a brief notice. The record notes their ages and presence in the household.
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Louise and
Romondo Lebreten
Havi
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Toledo
Royal Worcester
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