Brussels to Paris by motor through historic battle area
Motor travelers increasingly choose a Brussels to Paris route via Louvain Namur Dinant Givet Rocroi Rethel to Rheims. Highlights include the Cathedral of St Pierre 1448 Gothic and the Cathedral of St Aubin 1751, with a night in Rheims before finishing to Paris. The Cathedral in Louvain survived daily German bombardment for four years.
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Brussels
Paris
Belgium
France
Louvain
St. Pierre
Hotel de Ville
Namurs
St. Aubin
Dinant
Givet
Rocroi
Rethel
Rheims
Chateau Thiery
Eaux
Looking Backwards 42 Years Ago In Montana History
A 1883 Tribune note recalls a 1862 Beaverhead River sign for gold diggings. Burfiend Brothers in 1881 bought 5000 sheep on the Tongue river with 2600 lambs next spring and a 9 to 10 pound wool clip. A cold wave brings Dillon to 86 below zero and Miles City notes stray notices.
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Burfiend
Tongue River
Custer County
Montana
Tarly
Dillon
Bert Williams Visits City for Winter Stay
Bert Williams arrives from Horse Prairie for a city visit this week and plans to spend the rest of the winter in town. The library committee conducted a meeting to discuss upcoming events and possible improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Williams
Horse Prairie
Illness, visits, and orders noted in local notices
Friday night activities mention books ordered totaling 250 dollars. Mr and Mrs Dan T Chapman report ill children. Mrs E B Sprinkle and daughters return from a visit with friends in Anaconda.
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Ing
Dan T. Chapman
E. B. Sprinkle
Anaconda
Beaverhead County seeks transfer of Centennial valley bill
A Dillon mass meeting urged Representative Lelel and Representative Murray to push a bill transferring Centennial valley from Madison to Beaverhead county. The bill had passed the senate. Rep. Selway’s action led to the House discussion amid local political mobilization.
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Dillon
Frank Lelel
Helena
Beaverhead County
Murray
House of Representatives
Centennial Valley
Madison
Senate
I. O. Selway
Real Estate Transfers From the Beaverhead Title Books
Week ending January 24 1925 lists transfers filed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company records. Property changes include multiple lot and parcel deals with names of grantors and grantees, dates, and locations noted for public record.
Deeds and Resignations Reported in Local Transfers
Several warranty deeds record transfers of parcels from William Fend and Verone Fend to Lewis O Gourley for 638 acres near Polaris with $10, from Howard E Morse and Hazel M Morse to Cook Sheep Company for 40 acres on Basin Creek with $1, from Norman S Mason and Helen M Mason to John Peterson for about 627.78 acres on upper Bloody Dick for $10. A mining deed lists Sarah D Larimore of Palms California to John Inabinit for mining property in Bloody Dick district for $100. Notices announce resignations of W E Kennison as director and vice president of Medicine Lodge Coal Company and as director of National Oil Company. An affidavit by T J Murray concerns lands near Gibbons Montana in Beaverhead County. A transmission notes an approved map and field notes for Argenta Ranch Company reservoir and Scott Charles W Reservoir and Kelly Reservoir, plus annual reports of Union Electric Company.
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William Fend
Verone Fend
Lewis O. Gourley
Polaris
Howard E. Morse
Hazel M. Morse
Cook Sheep Company
Basin Creek
Norman S. Mason
Helen M. Mason
John Peterson
Upper
Bloody Dick
Sarah D. Larimore
Palms
Calif
John Inabinit
W. E. Kennison
Medicine Lodge Coal Company
Phil Thorpe
National Oil Company
T. J. Murray
Gibbons
Montana
Beaverhead County
Argenta Ranch Company
Scott (Chas. W.) Reservoir
Kelly Reservoir
California Fig Syrup for Children Parents Must Buy Genuine
Purported child remedy promises to ease sick bowels and digestion with a teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup. Claims to soothe feverish or constipated kids, tastes pleasant, contains no narcotics, and includes dosing directions on the bottle while warning against imitations.
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California
Hurley Graphs by E L Hurley
There is a God Almighty and He will not let a true man fail. The world needs more people who make good lives as well as good livings. A little boy's definition of a friend is one who knows all about you and likes you the same. The way up is down and the way down is up. He that exalteth himself shall be abashed while he that humility shall be exalted. Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight should be changed to Where Is My Motoring Boy Tonight. Life is a great adventure but not a gamble.
Doan's Pills Offered For Kidney Relief By Dillon Resident
Mrs. Sarah Williams of 522 North Pacific Dillon reports severe back pain from damaged kidneys after heavy lifting. She credits Doan's Pills with easing symptoms after one box and claims cure after a second. The ad cites Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and lists a 60 cent price.
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Doan
Dillon
Sarah Williams
Pacific St
Dean
Man's field vision prompts preach Christ mistaken calling
A farmer saw the letters P. C. in the sky and preached with no prep after interpreting them as Preach Christ. He later claimed a divine message corrected the meaning to plant coin, warning many people drift into the wrong calling and fail.
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P. C
President Coolidge praises American newspapers at auditors’ dinner
President Coolidge lauded American newspapers as representative of practical idealism and the best news sources in the world. He praised their editors for striving toward excellence and fairness, asserting the press is more independent and reliable than in any other country.
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Thsan
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
American Society of Newspaper Iuditors
Advertiso parody taps era ads and brands
A spoof ad poem by a shoreside narrator introduces Chiclet Danderine and Helmar's daughter loved by Klaxton Postum. The verse layers brand names and tribal designations as playful relics of early marketing style.
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Cutiura
Man-a-cean
Danderine
Helmar
Klaxton Postum
Sunkist
Victrola
Mazda
Coca-Cola
The College Prayer and Timken Djer-Kiss Verse
A poem extols the college as a historic beacon guiding youth toward liberty and civic virtue. It emphasizes unity, faith, and service, urging students to pursue excellence and moral leadership under the emblem The Christ for All while resisting withdrawal from battle for a nation shaped by merit and faith. The second fragment mixes a college ode with a lighthearted couplet about romance and a product name Timken Djer-Kiss.
Butte refinery begins gasoline plant with 150 barrels
Montana reports 311196 cattle shipped in 1924 through December 20 and 94020 horses, many for Europe bound food export. Shelby Ohio Oil plans broad Kevin Sunburst prospecting. An offer of 100 per acre on an 820 acre tract near Shoshone rejected. Sidney Holly Sugar resumes a 1500000 factory project delayed by cold. Some work done despite 35 below zero. 700 Mexican beet workers winter here awaiting summer campaign.
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Montana
Europe
Shelby
Ohio Oil Company
Kevin-Sunburst
Sidney—Holly Sugar Corporation
Forsyth Colstrip Mine Boosts Output With New Equipment
Forsyth Colstrip mine now yields about 2500 tons of coal daily over two shifts with 150 men. New electric equipment will double current capacity, enabling larger production.
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Forsyth—Colstrip
Legion Auxiliary to affiliate with Fidac in international move
Mrs. C. W. Robinson reports on Fidac the Federation Interalliee des Anciens Combattants and its plan to organize auxiliaries in allied countries. The British Legion backed the idea at London’s Fifth Annual Congress in 1924 naming Mrs. Lowel F. Hobart an organizing president. The piece notes Fidac’s significance for US international relations and world history.
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C. W. Robinson
American Legion Auxiliary
Fidac
American Legion
Federation Interalliee Des Anciens Combattants
New Orleans
Fidae
British Legion
London
Lowell F. Hobart
Auxiliary
Night cough relief with Foley s Honey and Tar
H W Webb of Quincy Illinois describes severe nighttime coughing eased by Foley s Honey and Tar Compound. He reports one dose stopped the cough and allowed a full night’s rest. The product contains no opiates and substitutes are refused by Potts the druggist.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
Ill
Foley
Potts
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Joan of Arc
Charles VII of France
Chrysler Marwell Motor Corps
the Tribune
Miles City Journal
R. F. Tattersall
Dayton
Ohio
Oil Producers’ Syndicate
Gladys-Belle Lease
Chinook
Chamber of Comn
Utah
Idaho
The
Union Electric Company
E. L. Hurley
President Coolidge
Advertiso
Hiawatha
Wrigley
Klaxton
the College
Commonwealth of Students
Christ
Butte
Silver Bow
Chamberlain
Evry
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Russell
Legion Auxiliary
Trey
Pippin
Heh
BAY Boys
MNKRQ
Wei
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