Lakeview Celebrations Include Picnic Dance Rodeo
Fourth of July events mark the area with a lakeside picnic at Mr Wetmore s, a rodeo at Mack s place by Henry Lake, and a wedding in Idaho Falls for Lakeview s new postmaster Olmvier Upham and Lenore Caldwell. Neighboring notes mention an auction at the Paul Brothers ranch and minor earth tremor reports.
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Lakeview
Mr. Wetmore
Wetmore
Mack’s
Henry Lake
Olmvier Upham
Lenore Y. Caldwell
Kansas
Idaho Falls
Trinity M. E
Horace Turner
Paul Brothers
T. C. Fairbank
Dillon
G. H. Shambow
Polaris News Highlights Local Guests and Fourth of July Events
Mrs Julia White and children from California visit the D L Ranch while Miss Persis Whitehead of Hollywood stays at the Pyle ranch. Miss Freda Knoll and Mrs Chester Holmes visit Dillon area, with numerous local trips and picnics. Polaris fans attended a Po baris vs Jackson nine ball game won by Jackson, followed by a large Elk Horn Hotel dance with the Missoula orchestra. A July 5 game saw Polaris lose to Jackson 12 to 14, and Polaris beat Grant 6 to 5 in five innings.
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Olive M. Harrison
Kellum
Freda Knoll
Dillon
Carl L. Knoll
Chester Holmes
Butte
Andy Pyle
Helen Finch
J. J. Brown
Elkhorn Springs
Jackson
Pobaris Nine
Jackson Nine
Elkhorn Hotel
Missoula
Polaris
Grant
Josephine Cushing
Elkhorn
Ted Marchesseau
Dewey Marchesseau
Foley Pills Promote Kidney Activity Says Patient
An advertisement quotes J. D. Stephens of Samson Alabama praising Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulator for inactive kidneys. The druggist Potts endorses the product in the same ad, claiming improved health after use.
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J. D. Stephens
Samson, Ala
Potts
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Fast Relief
Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment and a tonic to treat catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces through the bloodstream. Marketed as a blood purifier, it claims to reduce inflammation and provide wonderful results. Available through all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Dress and Style Reflect Our Inner Self and Taste
The piece argues that dress matters and expresses our moral philosophy and self image. It notes that people value neatness and proper esteem, calls recent styles too showy at times, but acknowledges overall progress toward better art and appropriate blends of color.
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Milwaukee Journal
Blue Hole in Castalia Ohio Displays Odd Properties
The Blue Hole in Castalia near Sandusky forms a circular crystal pool about thirty feet wide where a subterranean stream resurfaces through limestone. Flowing as Cold Creek for three miles into Sandusky Bay, the spring is unusually cold yet never freezes. the pool’s water contains lime soda magnesia and iron. The stream once powered the first grist mill in northwestern Ohio in 1810.
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Castalia Springs
Blue Hole
Castalia
Sandusky
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Erie County
Sandusky Bay
Ohio
United States Tombstone Prank on Indian Burial Plot
A grief struck Native man sought a tombstone from the Indian agent after his wife’s death. After failed attempts the man retrieved one himself and planted it at her grave a barber's pole. The agent later found the pole marking the grave, a token of enduring love recalled from Youth's Companion.
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United States Indian
United States Tombstone
United States
Nature the Great Resource Across Life
John Burroughs argues nature is the premier resource for all: a constant, inexhaustible storehouse that nourishes body and mind, inspires imagination, and provides facts for scientists, pictures for painters, imagery for poets, and lessons for moralists.
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John. Burroughs
First Gas Engine by Lenoir in 1860
The first practical gas engine was invented in 1860 by Frenchman Lenoir. The single cylinder machine resembled a horizontal steam engine, double acting, drawing gas in on the first stroke and igniting with a spark at the start of the second. The burnt gases were expelled on the return stroke as an opposing explosion occurred. The engine ran without compression and was very wasteful.
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Lenoir
Los Angeles Times
Sloth Description From Natural History Text
The sloth is an arboreal land mammal with elongated fore limbs ending in hook like digits never more than three. Hind limbs have similar hooks and the tail is rudimentary. It has a short rounded head small ears coarse hair and greenish color. Sloths rarely leave trees move slowly and have a vegetable diet with one young born at a time.
Real Estate Transfers From the Title Books
Real estate transfers appear in the Beaverhead Abstract Company records for the week ending July 3 1925. The list notes transfers filed or recorded during that period including property descriptions and involved parties.
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Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land transfers and deeds across Montana and adjacent areas
United States grants 40 acres near Lakeview Montana to William Best and 480 acres near Armstead to Patrick McMeno mey with 160 acres nearby. R M Stone deeds land to Pennsylvania Oil Company near the O S L railroad. Gimble spouses convey four lots in Dillon. Samuel R Nelson transfers 768.41 acres in Centennial valley to Zipporah Nelson. C M Pyle deeds land near Wise River to Maggie J Lawrence. Julia A Mathews administrates estate of John A Peat conveying 67 percent of Lot SW 4ANW 9, township 14S range 8W Lima Montana medians.
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United States
William Best
Lakeview
Montana
Patrick McMenomey
Armstead
Mont
R. M. Stone
Pennsylvania Oil Company
Harry S. Gimble Ito
Essie R. Gimble
Dillon
Samuel R. Nelson
Zipporah Nelson
Centennial Valley
C.M. Pyle Ito
Maggie J. Lawrence
Wise River
Julia A. Mathews
John A. Peat
Helen Burlingame
Township 14
Range 8
Meridian
Lima
Hotel Pennsylvanian comment on tipping fuels debate
Glenn Rodgers and Henry W Williams were jailed for ten days after pleading guilty to disturbance and vagrancy. The remarks by H M Statler of the Hotel Pennsylvania argue tipping will continue despite any salary changes, asserting that tips will be taken by employees and patrons alike.
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Glenn Rodgers
Henry W. Williams
Shriff’s Force
Rodgers
Williams
H. M. Statler
Hotel
Pennsylvania
Great Falls Harris Likely to Build Farm Machinery Factory
Great Falls Harris Company may construct a plant to manufacture tractors threshers and other farm equipment while a strong wheat stand in eastern Montana promises a record harvest through most counties.
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Great Falls—Harris Company
Montana
Foley Pills Bring Kidney Relief Says Potts Camp User
Cora Jernigan of Potts Camp Mississippi reports relief from kidney troubles and nervous misery after using Foley Pills. The advertisement promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant increasing kidney activity and urges trying a bottle from Potts the druggist.
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Cora Jernigan
Potts Camp
Foley
Potts
Memorial Half Dollar Sale Supports Stone Mountain Monument
Newton D. Baker lauds the World War era unity as southern states prepare to release memorial half dollars on July 8. Coins at $1 fund the Confederate monument carving at Stone Mountain Georgia, with Congress backing the project and proceeds aimed at rapid progress.
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Newton D. Baker
France
Stone Mountain
Congress
Georgia
Beaverhead County Crop and Wool Outlook
Beaverhead county reports excellent crops with 8 000 acres wheat 4 000 corn beets error 300 acres beans and 3 500 beach wheat. Hay yields rise with alfalfa 2 1 2 tons per acre. Wool harvest climbs with 1 300 000 pounds stored of a 2 000 000 pound clip. Buyers visit, but most offers are exploratory. labor looks solid for a long season.
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Beaverhead Valley
Beaverhead County
Big Hole Basin
Centennial
Horse Prairie
Beaverhead
First National Bank
Interesting Trip Through Valley Described In Farm Report
A detailed farm feature highlights R. J. Frye as operator of a promising valley field. Frank Hunsaker's 150 acre pea field leads a robust farm scene with high yields and strong growth across wheat barley and alfalfa.
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R. J. Frye
Frank Hunsaker
Hunsaker
Dillon
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Dewey-Gould
J. Hovey
Kenneth Hutchins
Rodney Foster
Draper & Co
Chas. Burden
Koshlund
Messrs. O’leary and
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Eisman & Co
Madison County
Salmon
Idaho
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Whitefish—Chamber of Commerce
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George Stoll
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