New Stage Additions At Normal College Auditorium
A new stage setup with five movable scenes and a gray cyclorama improves theater capacity at the Normal College. Thirteen campus lights, upgraded irrigation pipes, and a water system update enhance campus facilities. Local lectures, visitors, a tennis tournament, a student dance, and a Montana problems supplement distribution accompany recent activities. Centennial Valley wedding festivities, travel notes, and community updates follow with social and local-interest details.
Minnesota senatorial contest viewed as mixed result
In Minnesota the senate race disappointed Republicans while Democrats aided them against a strong radical element. Johnson wins as Minnesota loses. They defeated Senator Kellogg in the prior election. Knute Nelson was highly regarded, and the current two senators may better reflect their constituents.
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Minnesota
Johnson
Kellogge
Knute Nelson
Oil purifier uses separator principle to remove dirt
An oil purifier operates on the same principle as a cream separator, removing dirt from used oil much as the separator extracts cream from milk.
Jefferson Walsh's Image Sparks Local Notebook Reading
A reader recalls last Sunday morning rushing to grab the Butte Miner. They describe seeing a front page photo of Thomas Jefferson Walsh and reacting by tumbling and passing. The brief vignette conveys impatience with mail delivery and a playful nod to prominent local figure Walsh.
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Butte
Thomas Jefferson Walsh
Silver Sheet Exposed In Keeley Mine At Cobalt Ontario
A vein in Keeley mine at Cobalt Ontario shows a 12 foot long sheet of sterling silver from a quarter inch to an inch thick. The silver is exposed eight feet high and may be higher. Eight hours and 25 dollars in dynamite could extract about 100000 dollars worth of five tons of solid silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley
Cobalt
Ontario
Dillon Lawyer James E. Kelly Active in Legal Matters
James E. Kelly, Dillon's new attorney, motored to Boulder Wednesday to handle legal matters. Mrs. Ed DeCelles and Camille and Arthur DeCelles of Butte visited Kelly's Dillon home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Marcellus Pyle, wintering in Washington state, returned to Grasshopper residence. Quarls Van Ufford passed through Dillon Thursday en route from Wisconsin to Yellowstone Park for forthcoming touring days.
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James E. Kelly
Dillon
Boulder
Ed. DeCelles
Camille and
Arthur DeCelles
Butte
Marcellus Pyle
Washington State
Quarls van Ufford
Wisdam
Yellowstone Park
Mrs Henrietta Jones Heads to Family Ranch on Vacation
Miss Henrietta Jones chief operator of the local telephone exchange left Tuesday for the Jones ranch near Tain Bridges to spend part of her vacation visiting her parents. She will then go to Anaconda and Georgetown Lake to visit her brother Gerald T. Jones at his home.
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Lakeview
Centennial Valley
Lake
Henry Wetmore
the Narrows
Smith
M. E. Parsonage
McMillan
Doyle
Cecil Wetmore
Cecil
Curtis Hospital
The
Narrows
Wetmore
Lake, Idaho
Isd. Staley
Kelly
Nickerson
P. I. David
Idaho Falls
Falls
Will Miller
Monida
Caswell
Portland
Old Price Ranch
Willian Thompson
Tom Beatty Place
Lella
Lilla Hanson
Miss Banks
Dillon
Hanson Girls
Carrie Burrell
Misses Clark
Ben Holt Place
Thos. Clark
Miss Brock
O'Connor
Steve O’conner
Sam Burnside
Henrietta Jones
Jones Ranch
Tain Bridges
Anaconda
Georgetown Lake
Gerald T. Jones
Debunkumization Word Coined by New York Times
The New York Times introduces the neologism debunkumization describing the act of restoring sanity by claiming a key holds nothing of value. The term analogizes emptying a keyring to restore logical balance in public discourse.
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The
New York Times
New Workers Insurance Extends to Golf Instructors
A proposed expansion of workingmen's compensation insurance would cover golf instructors who suffer injuries while teaching Beginners, who sometimes strike them with clubs. The measure aims to protect professionals in sports instruction from head injuries and related medical costs.
Passion players of Oberammergau tour for charity
The Oberammergau Passion players travel to the United States to perform an elaborate act depicting Bavarian villagers at wood carving. All net proceeds fund Bavarian village relief, and a film of the act will be made with profits also going to charity.
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Oberammergau
Passion Players
United States
Consolidation of Railroads into Larger Systems
A historical preview notes that consolidation of railroads into a few large systems is inevitable, forecasting how major lines may merge to form dominant transportation networks and reduce competition.
Sheriff Sale Notice of Beaverhead County Real Estate
Mary E. Selway files suit against John H. Judge Laura Judge and State Bank of Dillon with property to be sold at sheriff's sale on August 18, 1923 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Description covers multiple sections and townships totaling 1,486.29 acres with waterways and water rights. Cash terms. Dated July 18, 1923. D. F. Mooney, Staff. 29-32
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Mary E. Selway
John H. Judge
Laura Judge
State Bank of
Montana
Northwest
Montana Meridian
D. F. Mooney
Beaverhead County
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
An old advertisement describes catarrh as caused by Eustachian tube inflammation and offers Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure. It claims decades of success, notes hearing impairment from catarrh, and lists Toledo, Ohio producers F. J. Cheney Co. as sellers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
Inked Rice Verse by Indian Artist in Punjab
A middle aged Indian man in the Punjab writes a verse from the Koran on a grain of polished rice in Arabic. The inscription is drawn with the writer’s nail and is legible to the naked eye. He has practiced this craft for years.
Tysons Visit Great American and Phoenix Ins firms in NY Hartford
George H. Tyson of San Francisco, Pacific coast General Agent for the Great American Insurance Company of New York and the Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford, recently toured the firms’ home offices in New York and Hartford.
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George H. Tyson
San Francisco
Great American Insurance Company of
New York
Phoenix Insurance Company of
Hartford
Oil stock sale touted to raise large sum for public use
The text claims oil stock sales yield about a hundred million dollars annually for the American people, averaging less than a dollar per capita for experience.
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Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
F. E. Foote
American Press Association
Dillon Postoffice
Telephone
Normal College Notes
Normal College
College
A. L. Schafer
American Red Cross
Nettie Mills
A. N. Palmer
Miss Mills
Miles City
Edith Howell
Scott Foresman Company
Higgins
Educational Publishing Company
Physical Education Department
Miss Miller
Miss Phillips
Mr. Cluley
Ted Bair
Davis
McBain
Miss Trumper
Macmillan
Middle-West
South
Fred Clark
Roe Ranch
Forsythes
Joe Duff
West
Kistler
Forsythe
Duffs
Hunts
Tom Fairbanks
Haydens
Nyes
James Nye
James
Max
James Hanson
Elk Lake
J. Blair Place
Joe Buck
R. R. Rathbone
Washington, D. C
Jack
Hamilton
Miller and Gayle
Dubois
Idaho
James Harlson
Victor Records
Othe Rexall Store
State Bank of Dillon
A. L. Stone
W. A. Graeter
Cashier
Frank Landon
T. J. Mulany
A. F. Waldorf
Marshall Field
B. N. Stevenson
F. H. Bramsman
Security State Bank
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