Cultured Clarice and the Sentiment Book Party
In a village the social highlight centers on Clarice Emerson who hoards a sentiment book, while others chase ghost and pig books at parties. Professor Gittles inks a thoughtful entry, and gossip swirls as Clarice flaunts polish and restraint amid peer mockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dotty Wilk
Chicago
Dotty
City
Clarice Emerson
Clarice
Br. Cecilia
Artie Kilig
Professor Gittles
Emerson
Prof. Gittles
Last Great Montana Horse Sale Promises Big Proceeds
Charles Smith prepares a three day sale with 1200 horses, featuring Mammoth stallions to Percherons, and a $500 Boston & Montana band. Last year 1330 local buyers attended, with 4000 spectators, as the procession of horses and outfits draws crowds from Valley to Custer. Smith says every Montana county is represented and expects strong prices for top working teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Smith
Butte
Boston & Montana
Butte News
Valley
Custer
State
Montana
Criticism Says U S Army Lacks Defenses
Congressman McLachlan presents Frederick L. Huidkoper’s statement urging a major army expansion from 125000 to 150000 with a 250000 reserve. It argues the army is virtually nil beside the navy and warns of swift German or Japanese incursions, noting faulty post locations and political meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McLachlan
United States
Frederick L. Huidkoper
Germany
Japan
Dickinson
Huidhoper
Atlantic
Pacific
Weekly Market Letter Details Nebraska Cattle and Hog Prices
In So Omaha the cattle trade shows moderate receipts with strong demand at firm prices except heavy steers selling slowly. Stockers and feeders remain in demand, veal calves command 4 to 8 dollars, and bulls stags range 3.30 to 4.90. Hog values dip slightly with bulk trade around 7.65 to 7.75 and top near 7.85. Sheep receipts are liberal with a bearish week outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Dillon Visitor Dr Ryburn From Bannack This Week
Dr R H Ryburn visits Dillon this week traveling from Bannack. He is noted as a visiting physician or guest in the local scene. The report highlights his origins and arrival timing within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Ryburn
Dillon
Bannack
Global small items from Gard ner to plague scenes
Brief clippings report Gard ner Oregon destroyed by fire Danvers Ferncroft Inn burned for twenty thousand dollars. Riots in Bombay kill eighteen. A widows fund raised in Spokane. A nurse testifies Schenk murder bid of a thousand dollars. Gates for Panama canal to be largest in world. Engineer Norbon dies in San Francisco ferry explosion. Warden abandons old prison drills in London. Union strike forecast in coronation week. Snowbound trains released near Spokane. Two men die in Seattle wrestling accident. Mormons in Berlin jail after raid. Edith Melcher confesses to child murder in Albany. Governor Johnson urges railroad commission action in Sacramento. Gen Duvall retired list. Food trust collapse dumps stock in Chicago. Harry Rose pardoned in New York. Seven Pulman passengers die in Batavia crash. Bubonic plague in Harbin, corpses floated in river.
Broadview Railway Agent Sentenced for Arson
M A Nelson formerly with the Great Northern Railway at Broadview pleaded not guilty then changed to guilty in district court on the arson in the second degree charge. Judge Henry sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary.
Butte Miner Awarded Damages in Ground Fall Case
Butte resident Forrest Kinsel received 1500 dollars from a jury in Judge Lynch's court after a weeklong hearing over a complaint against the North Butte Mining company for 25000 dollars in damages from a ground fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Forrest Kinsel
Lynch
North Butte Mining Company
To Prevent Strikes in New York Civics Session
At the final Civic federation session resolutions were adopted calling for extending the Erdman act to inter state public utilities especially telegraph and telephone firms and widening state labor departments powers to make arbitration compulsory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Civic Federation
State Departments of Labor
State Legislature Accomplishments Week in Review
Recap of bills debated January 17 18 listing topics from sanity examinations to state college improvements. Highlights include house votes on employment clerks rules debates and proposed reapportionment of senate and house seats with a detailed district map.
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Cardwell
Jordan
Law
State Agricultural College
Berry
Tuttle
Wheeler
Donohue
State University
H. B
Moore
Silver Bow
Office of
State Inspector of
Blaine
Hayes
House Joint Memorial
Ralston
Carter
Walsh
Contra
White
Scattering
Senate
Donlan
Edward
Everett
State Capitol
Meyer
Whaley
Storling
Nolan
Dobell
Dawson
House
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarié
Lincoln
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Ravalli
Rosebud
Sanders
Sweetgrass
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone
Powell
Grubb
McDonald
Story
Educational Commission
Patt
Byrnes
Boulder
H.B
O'Flynn
Bureau of Labor and Agriculture
Conrad
Brantly
Marlowe
Gray
Vaughn
Johnson
State Experiment Station
Hamilton
Survant
S. B
Corporation of Insurance Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone Service
Meenie Venan
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
W. d. Forster
Mgr
Barbara Burke
Duffy
Wally Burke
Burke
Duff
Liberty St
New Orleans
Materia Medica
Dulko
Seee Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Anderson Bros
Feed & Sale
Brokee
Mont
M. Paumie
Galena St
Butte, Mont
Herman Rudolf
Arizona St
Peterson
Beaverhead County
Navy
War Department
the Weekly Market Letter
The
Standard Live Stock Commission Company of
South Omaha
Nebraska
Seattle
Wash
Gardner
Oregon
Danvers
Mass
Ferncroft i
Canada
Bombay
India
Spokane
Wheeling
W. Va
Schenk
Pittsburg
San Francisco
John Norbon
London
National Sailors and Firemen’s Union
Great Northern
High Gate
Berlin
Albany
Edith Melcher
Sacramento
Railroad Commission
Southern Pacific Railway
William P. Duvall
Philippines
Food Trust
Harry Rose
Proctor
Rose
Frohmans
Batavia
Pulman
New York Central
St. Petersburg
Harbin
Amur
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