Building Boom Seen for 1928 by Indiana Limestone Chief
President A E Dickinson of Indiana Limestone predicts a 1928 construction surge on par with 1927. He notes stabilized demand from population growth and rising need for theaters, public buildings, churches, and skyscrapers, with production capacity of 14 to 16 million cubic feet yearly and ample quarry reserves.
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United States
A E Dickinson
Indiana Limestone Company
Lawrence H. Whiting
Chicago
I S
Rest and Leisure Echoes in Thoreau’s Vision
A reflective excerpt urges taking time for calm and repose away from toil and desire. It emphasizes patience and the value of quiet, deliberate thinking as a form of mature living.
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Thoreau
Fresh Pastures Reckon After Public Estimate
In a small town a public estimate places an individual in an unwanted niche prompting a move to a new location. The decision reflects common practices when residents seek fit after local judgments.
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Ome
Leap year party crowns Dillon bachelors
From the Dillon column in 1888 the item notes a final leap year party to settle the long infested bachelors, with the Dillon brass band providing music at the event. Crime is rising in Montana as Deer Lodge prison houses 150 inmates. An anti annexation meeting at the opera house aims to keep Beaverhead county in Montana, and St James guild plans Mrs Jarley wax works show for rectory fund at the opera house in about two weeks.
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Opera House
Beaverheard County
Montana
Dillon Brass Band
St. James Guild
Battleship Maine Arrives in Havana Harbor Report
Dispatches from Washington confirm the battleship Maine has reached Havana harbor. Klondike parties are being fitted out in Dillon. The cold spring may claim several locals including Chris Snyder and Ernest Orr bound for Seattle. A woman described as a bundle of intuitions is noted with extravagant details.
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Maine
Havana Harbor
Washington
Dillon
Chris Snyder
Ernest Orr
Seattle
Beaverhead County Fair Association Incorporated
Articles of incorporation were read and approved for the Beaverhead County Fair Association at a meeting last Tuesday evening. Carl Knoll Jr. may be the youngest hunter in the state after killing a lynx with a .22 rifle. The high school adds domestic science and blacksmithing this semester. W. T. Scully has recovered from mumps to resume charge of the transfer business.
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Beaverhead County
Carl Jr
Carl Knoll
Bannack
W. T. Scully
Outlook Ashes Pestered by Advice That Fails Help
The Outlook ridicules the common urge to tell others not to worry without offering real solutions. The piece argues such phrases shift burden back to the worried person, offering little practical guidance or comfort.
Today’s Task One Headlines Tomorrow’s Burden
Franklin quote about delaying work urges immediate action. Proverbial reflection on productivity emphasizes completing tasks today to avoid accumulating obligations tomorrow.
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Franklin
Miss Miller to Wed Indore Maharajah in Hindu Marriage
Miss Nancy Ann Miller plans a Hindu wedding to the former Maharajah of Indore despite protests from friends and advisers. The Maharajah already has several wives, and the announcement comes from his country.
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Nancy Ann Miller
Indore
College Notes Prom Officers and Government Textbook Authors
At the winter quarter class meeting senior officers were elected with Bertha Quinlan as president and Nelle Stevensville as vice president among others. For the junior class Charles Davis of Butte is president with Virginia Laughlin as vice president and Gwen dolyn Mitchell as secretary. The civics textbook Government In the United States lists Dr. Davis as an author, alongside Henry Lester Smith and Clarence H. McClure. Published by Laidlaw Brothers, the book targets third and fourth year high school students and complements Davis McClure Our Government from 1922.
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Bertha Quinlan
Deer Lodge
Nelle Porter
Stevensville
Dorothy Tway
Great Falls
Edna Hawbaker
Westby
Edith Tweedy
Butte
Yell
Charles Davis
Virginia Laughlin
Miles City
Gwendolyn Mitchell
Carl Baldwin
Veronica Harrington
John Donaldson
Wolf Point
United States
Davis
Henry Lester Smith
University of Indiana
Clarence H. McClure
State Teachers College
Warrensburg
Missouri
Laidlaw Brothers
Chicago
New York
Davis McClure
North eastern Montana schools host visit and events
Professor R K Albright toured Wolf Point Plentywood Glacey Sco bey and Opheim high schools this week. Miss Clarabelle Severance resigned at semester end to continue graduate work at the University of Idaho. Junior high classes merged to save a teacher. Basketball this weekend faces Idaho Technical Institute Ricks College and Weber College with no home games. Co ed Prom at recreation hall Saturday January 28 chaired by Isabelle O Connor. Booster Club carnival deemed a success raising about 350 for Chinook fund.
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R. EK. Albright
Montana
Wolf Point
Plentywood
Scobey
Opheim
Clarabelle Severance
Miss Severance
University of Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Ricks College
Weber College
Recreation Hall
Isabelle O'Connor
Butte
Miss Wynne Returns Home from Training School
Miss Ardis Wynne, member of the training school staff, returns to Washington state at semester end. She was employed for half a year due to no midyear start. Rev TH B Ricketts gave the assembly address, distinguishing emotion from progress in social movements. Next week Miss Carson will discuss a phase of the 1928 New York theater season.
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Ardis Wynne
Washington
Miss Wynne
TH. B. Ricketts
Assembly
Miss Carson
New York
Montana Potatoes Must Meet Quarantine for Beetle Control
Montana potato growers are warned to screen all tubers and use clean new sacks when shipping to Idaho Colorado Washington Oregon and California. Quarantine rules require inspection certificates to move potatoes into these states, to curb the Colorado potato beetle infestation. Official inspectors Harrington Starring and Isaac will handle inspections in Gallatin valley and surroundings.
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Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
California
F. M. Harrington
Montana State College
Harrington
State College
C. C. Starring
E. Isaac
Gallatin Valley
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement from The Tribune features J D McComb of Toledo praising Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for fast soothing action in irritated throats. The ad highlights no opiates or chloroform, promising no change with continued use and urges readers to ask Gosman the Druggist for the product.
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Foley
J.D. McComb
Toledo
Ohio
Gosman
Beaverhead Abstract Company Real Estate Transfers Week Ending January 21 192s
Real estate transfers recorded by the Beaverhead Abstract Company during the week ending January 21 192s are summarized. Transactions involve properties changing hands, listing transfer dates and parties in series of titles and deeds.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Deed of Administratrix Mary A to Hurley Leach and mining claims
Deed of administratrix Mary A grants interests in Birch Creek Speculator Tron and Montana Apex quartz lode mining claims Beaverhead County Montana. Decrees of distribution issued in the estates of Elma Dubois and E I McClintock.
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Mary A
Hurley Leach
Birch Creek
Tron
Montana
Apex
Beaverhead County
Elma Dubois
E. IE. McClintock
Reward for arrest of bounty fund violators
One hundred dollars reward offered by the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn to any individual, excluding regular law officers, for arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally, adv. November 4.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Old Book Wanted Contributions to the Montana History Vol III
Reader seeks a copy of Contributions to the Montana Historical Society volume three. If you have a copy and wish to sell, please quote the price. Tribune Pub. Co.
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Montana Historical Society
Tribune Pub. CO
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