The American Way and the Railroad Future
In front of the Custom House New York four stone groups symbolize continents with America eyed on the future. The essay credits the railroad system as essential to national unity and prosperity, tracing three eras of railroad history since 1820 and arguing the fourth era must serve the nation as a moral project driven by private initiative and public cooperation.
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Custom House
New York
Africa
Asia
Europe
America
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Looking Backwards 42 Years Ago in Glendale and Beyond
A 1583 Tribune recap notes Park Avenue coasters in Glendale enjoying lively evenings. Cattle prices in Montana rise to 33 to 85 per head. Beaverhead cattle last year at 18. Billy the Kid dies in Weekesville. Alameda mine at Virginia City nets 177 per ton. Vigilance Committee hangs two men Dan and Dick the Barber. Hay shipped to Butte. a city marshal near Weekesville would arrest Geo. Murray for fast driving. Nels Nelson welcomes a baby boy born the 4th. Blister rust threatens white pine stands near the US Canadian boundary. Forest Service and Bureau of Plant Industry fight three diseases. Chestnut blight spreads in East and South. no cure yet. Bark beetles menace National Forest stands per Chief Forester Greeley.
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British Columbia
Forest Service
Bureau of Plant Industry
College building at State Normal school to be ready July
The Tribune reports the State Normal school’s college building will be ready for occupancy by July 1. Estimated expenses for 1897 and 1898 total 7,500 dollars, including president and assistant salaries, janitor, fuel, light, travel, incidentals, and equipment.
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State Normal School
Beaverhead County Delvgehtion Leads State at Bagdad Temple
A Dillon landmark disappears as William Deputy moves the Sim Estes barn from North Washington street. A new telephone line now connects Dillon with the Centennial valley, following Dillon's larger delvgehtion than any county outside Silver Bow at Bagdad Temple's start in Butte.
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Beaverhead County
Butte
Dillon
William Deputy
North
Washington Street
Centennial Valley
Forest Service Reports Widespread Tree Pests Across Regions
Chief Forester Greeley reports white pine blister rust in the Northeast and Northwest, chestnut blight in the East and South, and bark beetle infestations in the Southwest and Pacific coast as the major pests facing forests this year. The rust threatens Idaho’s valuable white pines and could spread further.
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Southwest
Pacific Coast
Forest Service
Greeley
Secretary of Agriculture
Idaho
California Fig Syrup for Sick Children Still Dependable
A traditional laxative praised for gentle action without cramps or narcotics. One teaspoonful helps relieve sour stomach, gases, and indigestible matter, restoring a playful, healthy child. Insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with clear bottle directions to avoid counterfeits.
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California
Battle Against Bark Beetle Spreads Across Western Forests
Fight to control bark beetle and other tree pests is underway in several regions. Heavy beetle activity is reported in the yellow pine belts of Arizona California and Oregon while lodgepole stands in Montana also face invasion.
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Yellow Pine
Arizona
California
Oregon
Montana
Forest Service cites 1924 law fines on Montana North Idaho fires
In 1924 forest users on the Montana and North Idaho national forests paid $7,022.81 in fire law violations plus $2,112.40 for fish and game violations. Eighty criminal prosecutions were begun. outcomes included one acquittal and one insanity commitment. Two cases remain pending.
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Missoula
Mont
Forest Service
Montana
North Idaho
Orofino
Idaho
Fred Morrell
Hurley Graphs by E. L. Hurley Quotes on Life and Work
E. L. Hurley urges readers to seize opportunities and improve the world for future generations. He contrasts workers and toilers with cranks, warns against self-pity, and notes the power of ideas hidden in the human soul. He warns that funerals remind of grave matters and stresses self starters over passive living.
Butter Waste Figures at Daily Level
A small butter fragment left on each plate accumulates to about 10,000,000 ounces daily across the population. With 40,000,000 not wasting, total waste equals 10 million ounces or roughly 600,000 pounds per day.
Nutmeg of commerce described in tropical fruit
A tropical fruit described as succulent and pear sized with a golden yellow ripe skin. The fruit opens by two valves to reveal a fleshy candied like flesh used as a sweet meat. The tree grows about 25 feet and yields valuable kernels used in commerce.
Doan's Pills Endorsement From Dillon Reader
Help for old folks urges Doan's Pills for kidney weakness and backache. Mrs. A C Nash of 226 N Idaho St says strenuous ranch work damaged her kidneys and Doan's brought relief. price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY adv.
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Bright’s
Doan
Dillon
A. C. Nash
N. Idaho St
Potts
Lemhi County to Build Road and Bridges Soon
Fred L. Viel, Lemhi County commissioner, informs Hamilton Chamber of Commerce that a highway with two large bridges will be built between Salmon City and the Montana border. The project costs about 400000 and links with the Park-to-Park highway near the Big Hole mountain in the Bitterroot valley.
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State
Forest ‘Service
Boise
Viel
Allen C. Merritt
Salmon Commercial Club
Lemhi County
Montana Line
Salmon River
Lemhi
Bitter Root
Hamilton
Butte Miner
Fred L. Viel
Idaho
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Salmon City
Montana State Line
Big Hole Mountain
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending January 17 1925
Transfers recorded in Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending January 17 1925 list property conveyances in the county. Names of grantors and grantees appear with parcel descriptions and dates of recording, reflecting local land transfers and ownership changes.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Deeds and Transfers Involving Lima Dillon and Hecla
Orpha Burnside of Lima transfers 240 acres east of Lima to Joseph C. Williams of Butte for $1.00. Mary C. Nattrass and John W. Nattrass deed 320 acres near Dillon to Beaverhead Madison National Farm Loan Assn for $1.00. H S Stone of Philadelphia sells mining property in Hecla to Hecla Consolidated Mining Co. for $1. Annual statements for Dillon Implement Company and Hildreth Livestock Company accompany notices.
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Orpha Burnside
Lima
Joseph C. Williams
Butte
Mary C. Nattrass
John W. Nattrass
Beaverhead- Madison National Farm Loan Assn
Dillon
H. S. Stone
Philadelphia
Hecla Consolidated Mining Co
Hecla
Dillon Implement Company
Hildreth Livestock Company
First Baptist Church Slogan Promotes Welcome
The First Baptist Church advertises a welcoming atmosphere with a recurring message about telepathy and thought waves to entice attendance. It invites readers to feel the church’s expectancy and to attend next Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Methodist church plans full day of services Sunday
A full day of services is planned at the Methodist church on Sunday January 25 with a 10 a m Sunday school for all ages an 11 a m public service featuring a sermon by the pastor addressing Christianity in the age of greatest challenge. The district meeting at Butte highlighted vital issues to be faced and the Open Bible forum meets at 12 noon after the morning worship. Epworth League at 630 p m offers a instruction hour followed by 730 p m informative pictures North Africa and the Crescent. All services open to all comers.
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Methodist Church
Butte
Epworth League
North Africa
The
Crescent
Night Cough Quickly Relieved By Foley’s Honey and Tar
H W Webb of Quinc y Ill reports a severe night cough improved by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound after trying many remedies. One dose relieved the cough and allowed a full night’s rest. Contains no opiates and no substitutes. Potts the druggist promotes this remedy.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
Foley
Potts
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