Eight Pound Baby Girl Born In Fairbanks Home
Centenn ial Valley report notes a baby girl weighing eight pounds arrived Jan 19 at the Fairbanks home. mother and child are well. The couple cannot choose a name as they expected a son. Also mentioned are local notes on weather, hay scarcity, stock rustling, calf shipment, a gun accident injuring Rob Ross, and social gathering at Alden Buck's with radio dancing and cards for twenty one attendees.
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Lakeview
Fairbanks
Tuck Jones
Rob Ross
Dillon
Wm. O’connor
Alden Buck
Medicine Lodge Social Notes Tally Short Travels and Visits
Mrs Ike Rife visited Dillon to see her relatives the Barretts. W C Givens took a business trip to Armstead. John Hildreth visited Dillon to see kin. Edgar Rife and family from Armstead spent weekend with parental home. Mr and Mrs Wellborn and baby drove to Armstead. Floyd Kennison on a Lodge business trip. Arthur Hoem of Butte visiting T A Craver. Tom Craver and Arthur Heemo to Armstead. Mrs M D Craver spent several days in Dillon. Ike Rife went to Dillon to visit relatives. Frank Rife returned from Dillon after a week on business.
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Medicine Lodge
Ike Rife
Dillon
Martin Barrett
W. C. Givens
Armstead
John Hildreth
Edgar Rife
Wellborn
Floyd Kennison
Arthur Hoem
Butte
T. A. Craver
Tom Craver
Arthur Heem
M. D. Craver
Frank Rife
Nelson School Notes: Pilgrim and Watt Join Beaverhead High
Charles Pilgrim and Robert Watt passed the eighth grade state exam and entered Beaverhead County High School. Miss O Leary and the Schuler family traveled to Butte. a spelling contest was planned for February. Students Milred and Harriet Schuler scored high on recent tests. several pupils were not absent or tardy in the first semester. Local residents and workers, including Noah Allen and Enoch Young, report timber work and minor accidents. Mrs Joy, Mr Pace, and the Rice family appear in community notices.
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Charles Pilgrim
Robert Watt
Beaverhead County
Chas
Nelson School
Robert
O'Leary
Clare Schuler
Butte
Bond
McDonald
Beltzer
Miss O'Leary
Miss Roe
Dillon
Mildred Schuler
Harriet Schuler
Bernice
Segfred Johnson
Billie Pilgrim
Mildred
Harriet
Bud
Lee Schuler
Holger Carlson
Armstead Social Roundup Sees Residents in Dillon Visit
Armstead residents travelled to Dillon for weekend visits and business. Mrs. F A Kenison hosted B M gathering with games and refreshments. Others listed include Mullen, Kemps, Lyons, Butt family, Guyar, Ames, Nugent, Burnham, Peterson, Stocker, Shefer, Christie, Hoff man, Craver, and Bickler with Mansfield, all noted for various travels and duties nearby.
Martin Fabic Leaves for Mine Work in Butte
Martin Fabic has gone to Butte to work in the mines. A brief note reports Short visiting the Blanch Stan field home last week.
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Apex
Martin Fabic
Butte
Blanch Stanfield
Montana Crop and Livestock Report Highlights Western Feed Shortage
Montana’s January 1 outlook shows cattle at 97 percent of normal and sheep at 101 percent, with eastern regions well supplied while the western Divide area faces tighter feed and higher hay prices. Weather, past dry periods, and December snows shape winter prospects amid regional variances. The report notes favorable overall conditions but warns of possible late shortages in the Big Hole and western Montana districts.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Big Hole
Two Farm Boys Will Rule At White House On February First
Washington report notes President Coolidge and his private secretary Everett Sanders both grew up on farms. Sanders, born March 8, 1882 near Coalmont Indiana, will turn 48 days after the inauguration.
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Everett Sanders
Indiana
Coolidge
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Sanders
Cleveland
White House
Washington, D. C
President Coolidge
New England
Plymouth Notch
Vermont
Coalmont
Terre Haute
Calvin Coolidge
Slemp
Wm. M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Harry New
Ella Neal
Terra Haute
Washington
Private secretary to the Chief Executive earns 7500 yearly
The private secretary to the Chief Executive of the United States is paid seven thousand five hundred dollars per year.
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The
United States
Proverb Cautions on Looking Beyond the Kitchen Wall
A Korean proverb warns that one who wishes to enjoy food should not gaze beyond the kitchen wall. It emphasizes restraint and focus on the immediate sources of nourishment.
Latvia claims high secondary schools per population before WWI
A statement by General Jan Hamilton notes Latvia lay between Estonia and Lithuania along the Baltic coast and boasted more secondary schools per capita than any other nation. He warns that without peace, Europe risksfar worse devastation than previous disasters.
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Latvia
Esthenia
Lithuania
Baltic Sea
Europe
Continent
England
Jan Hamilton
Nelson's flagship Victory Under Restoration
In Korea the restored Nelson era sense of gender and status appears strict with men and women separated even within families. Before the Japanese arrival, a lady of rank in Korea was guarded more closely than a similarly positioned Mohammedan woman.
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Korea
Humorous Exchange About a Spring Fry
A guest jokes about chewing a chicken spring that the waiter describes as a spring fry. The waiter clarifies the dining item, turning the exchange into a light, playful moment at the table.
Question on Tragedy and Tax Deadlines in Yea Bo Dialogue
A dialogue fragment features Yea Bo asking about a tragedy and inquiring when a new income tax report is due. The exchange juxtaposes a dramatic event with a bureaucratic deadline.
Judge Questions Machinist in Court
In a courtroom exchange the judge asks the machinist if he is the one in question. The witness replies that his name is McCarthy, not the machinist.
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McCarthy
Mount St Charles team brings strong lineup to Helena
Mount St Charles of Helena fields a deep squad with former all state players Brown Haggerty Botzenhart Mitchell and McCormick in key roles. Normal high hopes ride on improved passing and morale as they prepare for a pivotal game after recent wins and a big assembly for grade schools.
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Mount St. Charles
College
Helena
Brown
Haggerty
Botzenhart
Anaconda
Mitchell
Intermountain
McCormick
Mines
Saints
Murray
Pankey
McMasters
Sebastian
Johnson
Jahr
Evans
Bock
Rafferty
Selway
Solace
Corvallis Cheese Factory Produces 686710 Pounds in 1924
The Corvallis cheese factory reported a production of 686,710 pounds for 1924, equivalent to 28 carloads shipped. The figure highlights substantial output and distribution for the year.
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Corvallis
Havre-Northern Invests 2 Million in 1924 Projects
Havre Great Northern Railway reports spending 2 million dollars in 1924 with 600 thousand dollars earmarked for improvements. The record outlines capital outlay across operations and upgrades to facilities.
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Havre
Great Northern
Glasgow-Valley Banks Report Higher Deposits
Glasgow Valley county banks hold 1 559 391 dollars on deposit, rising by 302 000 from the close of 1923, indicating continued growth in local financial holdings.
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Glasgow—Valley County
Japanese Advertisers And A Restoring Farming Era
More than two centuries ago Japanese merchants used oiled-paper umbrellas as advertising. Shoppers became informal sandwich vendors in Yedo streets. The War Finance Corporation notes improving farm conditions, rising deposits, reduced debts, and restoring bank reserves signaling a returning prosperity in agriculture.
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Mitsukoshi Department
Yedo
War Finance Corporation
Old Remedy Stops Cough Says Mrs Morgan
Mrs R Morgan of Homewood Illinois reports relief from cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad proclaims it as the largest selling cough medicine worldwide with Potts the druggist cited.
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Nelson School Notes
Noah Allen
Maynard Miller
Carl Mast
Farlin
Clayton Stanfield
al Crossley
Enoch Young
Birch Creek
Young
Robert Joy
Joe Pace
Mr. Young
Lester Rice
Rice
George Rice
Hopp Ranch
Willow Creek
Armstead News
John Mullen
F. A. Kemps
F. A. Kenison
Walter Lyons
Carl Decker
G. E. Butt
Sophia Guyar
Smith M. Ames
Tom Nugent
Willon
A. B. Burnham
California
Gilmore & Pittsburg
John Peterson
Roy Stocker
Sam ‘Shefer
Alex Christie
Frank Hoffman
Horse Prairie
Medicine ‘Lodge
W. N. Bickler
James Mansfield
Grant
Dell
Elmer Gordon
Gerry Geiger
B. M
James Oliver Curwood
Ian
Curwood
Curwood Books
Baree
Kazan
Marge O'Do
Flower OF the North
the Grizzly King
Isobel Piarra
Aalan
Ain Plum
Tribune Book Store
Bond Grocery Co
Bynum—Supreme Court
Bynum Irrigation Project
South Africa
Tribune
Robert Fuller
Congress
Rev
James Sanders
State Normal School
University of Indiana
Nicholas Longworth
Lowden
Borah
Watson
Dawes
Nelson
Tribune Pub. Co
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