Local Notes From Melrose and Nearby Towns
Special correspondence reports Miss July PB Buhne finishing a Melrose school term, visits by the Lynch and Raymond families, and a party at Defiance ranch for Miss Katie Naughton. Alf Kyle injured brushing a horse, eye injury, Helena medical consults. An ad touts Dr J H McLean Volcanic Oil Liniment with prices 25 50 and 1.00, sold by N M White, Dillon Montana.
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the Tribune
Pouine Sruins
Pbneg Buhne
Melrose
Tom Lynch
Junction
Our Valley
Wint Raymond
Sheridan
Belmont Park
James Williams
Charles Kyle
John Nonegan
J. MacDonald
Butte
Mr. Donegan
Miss J. Donegan
Tom Naughton
Katie
Defiance Ranch
Naughton
B. Wonderly
Maloney
J. Donegan
A. Donegan
A. Malony
Kate Naughton
Amsdem
Mr. Kyle
Helena
J. H. McLean
N. M. White
Dillon
Mont
Ennis Hopes For Fine Hay Crop And Community News
Special Correspondence from Ennis notes ranchers haying in good weather and optimistic about a strong crop. County Superintendent D L Herndon visits the valley with sister Grace. Miss McAtee relocates from Missouri to stay. Teachers Miss Nill and Misses Switzer Bull Evans plan to attend the Twin Bridges summer normal. A new daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs Will Envis. Meadow Creek hosts visitors to Gilmer cave and an ice cream social proves a financial and social success.
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Ennns
D. L. Herndon
Grace
Lyons
Bear Creek
Miss McAtee
Mr. McAtee
Missiouri
Miss Nill
Butte
Ma’ams
Twin Bridges
Will
Meadow Creek
Gilmer Cave
Local rider Billy Neagle shows promise at Butte A cycle races
Billy Neagle of Dillon competed in several A cycle races at Butte last Sunday but did not win. The Standard praised him as a rider of real promise with staying power and predicted he would soon outperform local rivals with training.
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Billy Neagle
Dillon
Butte
Standard
Quotations on Umpires Beards and Advertisers Across Papers
A collage of quotes from various papers notes remarks on umpires honesty in baseball, physician cautions against work, and hopes for new celebrity names. It comments on advertising as a profitable method for theaters and recalls Arthur Orton's confession as a cultural curiosity.
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New York
Arthur Orton
Boston Herald
Garden hints for fruit crops and pruning from St. Louis Republic
Agricultural note advises keeping ridges weed free for sweet potatoes and applying lime to control strawberry blight. It discusses mulching in July, handling peaches apples and pears, training vines, bagging grapes, and sanitizing pruning tools to prevent disease spread.
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St. Louis Republic
The Art of War and Military Manners Across Eras
A collection of military observations contrasts leaders in the Revolutionary War with British generals, notes on soldier heights, global soldier counts, projectile speeds, and French forage bricks made from hay oats and bran for easy handling.
Quotations on Love, Courage, and Womanly Virtues
A fragmentary collection of aphorisms and musings from various authors including Alphonse Karr Joubert d'Houderot Bashkirtseff and Charette. The excerpts touch on beauty equality tenderness truth listening and endurance as ideals for women and heroism.
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t.——De Segur
Alphonse Karr
Joubert
A. d'Houderot
Eugene Charette
Political cartoon quips on Dickinson Meade McKinley and Cleveland
A Washington Post line mocks Dickinson and Meade with a refrain Give em h I1. The Chicago Times Herald hints McKinley and Harrison could clear a nitro glycerin night, while the Chicago Dispatch notes Cleveland’s habit of always having plenty on his hands and seldom wearing gloves.
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Don M. Dickinson
Admiral Meade
Washington Post
Major McKinley
Benjamin Harrison
Thomas B. Reed
Chicago Times-Herald
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago Dispatch
Coming Man and Hair Bleach Comment Sparks Debate
Fragmentary Washington Post line discusses a political theme remark about a “coming man” and hair bleaching. The garbled text mentions Mrs Leasease Baya and Mr OYE with unclear context and stray phrases.
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Washington Post
Leasease Baya
Oye Ie
Montana boards seek uniform text books for all grades
The Montana State Board of Education recommends a uniform series of textbooks for all grades below high school. The plan, supported by many legislators and educators, aims to adopt the recommended set in 1897 and to implement changes without state cost loss, pending legislative approval.
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Oxricn
State Board
Epvcatron
Haina
Mont
State Board of Education
Senate
Eeries
Waerxas
Waerras
Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
E. A. Srexne
J. E. Rioxanos
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Madison Valley
OocasionAu
McLean
Plain Dealer
Piladelphia Times
Sarah Grind
Heavenly Twins
St. Loui Post-Dispatch
Whitelaw Reid
Sve
Horace Greeley
Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
Parkhurst
Boston Globe
Philosophy OF Life
Marie Bashkirtseff
Ph. Gerjant
Texas
Texft Books
GI & Company, Publishers
Oll
Stickney
Tackney
Tickney
American Book Company, Publishera
Chicago
Webster's
Milne
Kel & Nd
Kellogg Hygiene
Moe Bheldon & Company
Roa
W. C. Mrurenserza
Clarion
Korey
Kansas
Drewiste Exei Seals
DH. Henleys
Nature
R. . Scearce
Dillon, Mont
Silberman Bros
Michigan St
Ill
Elkhart Carriage and Harness Mfg. CO
America
Feoeue
Selon
Pratt
Elkhart, Ind
Aix
Davol Medicine Co
P.O
Branciaco
Cal
N. M. Warre
Jon
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