Lemhi Idaho Ranch Sales and Local News Roundup
Mild weather melts snow as Lemhi residents report ranch sales to Leadore buyers. Don Pyeatt attends a western live stock show in Denver. Geo Shoup ships calf carloads to Denver. Tina Gaynelle Tobias and Alfred Muller wed in Salmon. Local visits and social events fill the week amid winter travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemhi
Idaho
Sam Jarvis
Clyde Tillotsin
Leadore
Don Pyeatt
Denver
Western Livestock Show
Mr. Pyeatt
Geo
Tina Gaynelle
Solon Tobias
Alfred S. Muller
Salmon
K. O. Spahn
Joseph
Murphey
Missoula
APEX NOTES Too Late for Last Week
Mrs Annie Mengal and Jesse Hubbard proved up on their homesteads Thursday January 8. Fred and Edd Bryan and Hubert Ganklin rode to Dillon Thursday morning. John Slacker called on business in Dillon Thursday. Chancy Murphy was in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Rice
Gertrude Stock
Butte
David Hier
Dillon
Alley
John Slacker
J. E. Hubbard
Hier
Rices
Gertrude Steck
Lee Hubbard
Hubbard
Carl Borgaes
Mat Polish
Apex
Annie Mengal
Jesse Hubbard
Fred
Edd Bryan
Hubert Ganklin
Chancy Murphy
Waters seeks health at Boulder Hot Springs
John Waters traveled to Boulder Hot Springs for a health benefit. George Bighorn arrived from Melrose on a short business visit. Mrs. Stephan Kambish and her sons Louis and Carl, and her brother Tony were mentioned in the Glen Station news sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichle
John Waters
Boulder Hot Springs
George Bighorn
Melrose
Stephan Kambish
Louis
Carl
Tony
Local social notes from Lavon and Melrose reflect travel and illness
Mrs. Carl Hartwig learns of her cousin's death and travels to Butte for Mrs K Stevenson funeral. Niel Cummins and others attend a Melrose dance. Odell Green Wayne Cummins and Richard Maher join. J P Burns visits Spencer. N S Ring goes to Dillon. John Poole visits Dillon. Rev T Clifford holds mass at Hartwig home. Jane Evans visits for census. Horace Hand family plan to move to Oregon. Lavon sale to Harvey Brothers. J C Ferguson suffers rheumatic pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hartwig
Butte
K. Stevenson
Niel Cummins
Melrose
Odell Green
Wayne Cummins
Richard Maher
Charles Burns
Spencer
N. S. Ring
Dillon
John Poole
Rev. T. Clifford
Jacob Hartwig
Jane Evans
Birch Creek
R. Joy
Lee
Julius Hartwig
Lavon
Horace Hand
Oregon
Harvey Brothers
J. C. Ferguson
Snails Return to Paris Demand Expands to Provinces
Paris restaurants resume snail orders to provincial farms and abroad as June and July harvests rely on women and children. Snails are fed lettuce and cabbage, kept in grass enclosures, and must remain uncracked. Large runs and shell sizes affect pricing and taste, with careful temperature control to avoid premature waking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
Switzerland
Thrift Drive Highlights Speech on National Economy
Orrin Lester, associate director of the War Savings division, urged Americans to save, invest, and curb extravagance to strengthen the nation. He spoke in St Paul and Minneapolis praising thrift, discipline, and government securities as keys to postwar financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Orrin Lester
War Savings Division
United States Treasury Department
Lester
Twin Cities
Washington
M.E. Harrison
Ninth District
National Thrift
St. Paul
Athletic Club
Minneapolis
Women’ S College Club
Mr. Lester
America
Treasury Department
Savings
Ninth
U. & War Savings
Teacher recounts transfer to sweep shavings in different dept
A schoolteacher describes being moved by the manual training supervisor and superintendent to sweep shavings in the history department at the high school. She notes the reaction of listeners and asks why the community would call them blockheads for the move.
Mangel-Wurzel Tale and Its Famine Roots
A note on the plant known as Mangel-Wurzel with its disputed spelling and origin. The German name derives from Runkelruben changed during famine to mean famine root, credited with saving people in the war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Christian Science Monitor
New Minister Visits Young Parish in Simple Exchange
The text notes a young new minister who befriends Marian, a five year old, who remains unimpressed by his stature. A neighbor girl asks if he is the twin sister of someone at the church, and Marian clarifies he is merely a pleasant visitor who sometimes dines with them and talks about church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whoa Sa
Marian
Indianapolis
Andrew Carnegie
Lloyd George
Viscount Morley
Second Time Was the Last in Misread Apartment Door Incident
A Chicago Tribune item recounts a misread entry in a flat stairwell where a mother and child used the wrong unit twice. After the second mistaken attempt the resident fled, hearing a stranger approach, and vowed not to repeat the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Chicago Tribune
Undecisive Character in a Charge of Fate and Fault
The passage profiles a person of undecisive character who blames circumstances and imagined changes for his perplexities. He vacillates between self reproach and hypothetical better fortunes, imagining how health, age, talent, or fortune might have altered his actions. The tone echoes moral reflection from Rev. John Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue
John Foster
Bees Steal Sugar Carload Near Fontainebleau
In France a carload of crystallized sugar near Fontainebleau vanished within four days despite guards. Bees swarmed the load and carried away water to dampen sugar, forming a transportable syrupy packet to retrieve to their hives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontainebleau
France
Avon
Australia’s Pride in Warships Displayed by Arts Club
The Australian Arts club presented a collection of paintings drawings and etchings to the ward room of H M A S Australia as a tribute to the warship das. Members of the club including leading artists donated works. Comme Adore Dumaresq hosted the committee at luncheon aboard the battle cruiser stationed in Farm Cove Sydney harbor after its return from the North Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Commonwealth
Sydney
Melbourne
Australian Arts Club
H. M. A. S. Australia
Comme
Adore Dumaresq
Iuncheon
Farmcove
Harbor
He Felt Shep Worn. Say boss appealed a convalescent
A garbled report notes a man in a recuperation hospital addressing a medical officer with a quip about healing as a souvenir. The text appears from Stars and Stripes in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stripes
Washington
Cutting the Nation's Tire Bill
Forty tire makes were tested by the Bureau of Standards under the Office of the Quartermaster General. Durability runs and autopsies revealed improper toughening. Experts revised tire rubber with sifted zinc oxide, cutting government costs by about 80 million dollars and delivering better rubber results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Office
Quartermaster General
Thomas HT. Uzzell
Hverybody’s
Ancient Caerwent Reveals Roman Cityscape Hidden Walls
Recalls the Roman conquest era at Caerwent Monmouthshire once known as Benta Siturium. The Siturites tribe resisted fiercely around 48 A D but the settlement later became a Roman city with remains of walls gateways town hall market temple baths frescoed panels and water pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caerwent
Monmouthshire
Haglands
Bowen
Distressing Gough-Checks Sounds Like Heals Fast
A fragment describes stops that distressing Gough checks quickly clears throat and phlegm and mucus and soothes inflamed surfaces with healing medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gough
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Dodge Brothers
Lloyd & Blair
Dillon, Montana
Albert Stamm
Carl B. Talory
Lemhi News
Glen Station
Scott’s
Scott
Norway
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
C. T. Magnus
Mutual Life Insurance CO
New York
Horn Bulls
Geo. C. Stimpson
Foley’s
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