Dillon notices and visits from nearby towns spill over
A string of local visitors and trips fills the Dillon scene. Grant, Jackson, Lima, Armstead, and Butte are named as origins of residents stopping in for business, visits, or tours, including Miss Mae Stocker and a motor party heading to Salt Lake. A piano recital at the Normal college auditorium features Helen Ballard studying in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Helen Ballard
Conservatory of Music
Cincinatti
Ohio
Karin Dayas
Not a Secret Just Common Sense Foley Pills Diuretic Adv
Mrs. Arthur de Mulle of Grasmere New Hampshire credits Foley's Pills with restoring her health after fifteen years of kidney trouble. She says the medicine is not a secret but common sense and began using it after seeing the advertisement. The ad urges kidney bladder weakness backache and rheumatic stiffness relief and mentions Geo M Gosman as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur. DeMulle
Grasmere
N. H
Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Dillon Notes and Travel Reveals Local Happenings
J F Blair of Grant spent Saturday in Dillon. Hollis Harrison and wife traveling to Butte were met by a stork in Dillon delivering a baby girl at Barrett hospital. Marjorie Burnham of San Diego visited Dillon with sister Mrs D Ave. Tom Olmsted of Dillon visits with Chicago parents. Ralph Rowland of Argenta Mining Co. heads to London and Hamburg for company business. return planned in October. Oregon Shortline to haul gravel Armstead to Spencer Dubois. two months work and two more crews from Lima.
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Hollis Harrison
Grasshopper Valley
Butte
Stork
Dillon
Marjorie Burnham
San Diego
Calif
Wm. D’ave
California
Burnham
University of California
Ralph Rowlands
Argenta Mining Co
London
England
Hamburg
Germany
Montreal
Mr. Rowland
Oregon Shortline Railroad
Armstead
Spencer
Dubois
Lima
Lima Ledger
Dillon Krannng School Ends Summer Session
The summer session closed last Friday at noon with successful results. Three boys completed the 8th grade during the six weeks and received diplomas admitting them to the county high school. Names include George Shaffner Chester Gordon and Glen Stinson.
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Dillon Kranng School
George Shaffner
Chester Gordon
Glen Stinson
Next Ice Age Far Off Says Geologist
A geologist notes that the next Ice Age is about 25 000 years away, a span that looks minute in geological terms and hints at long term climate cycles rather than imminent change.
Size of New Money Chart Shows Bill Size Change
A chart compares the size of the old large currency with the new smaller bills. It highlights the physical differences and helps readers identify each note by its dimensions and visual cues.
Reward Offered for Beef Theft on Regional Ranges
A $1,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to conviction of any person unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the Big Hole Horse Prairie Grasshopper Centennial Red Rock or Black Tail ranges or premises. Reports should go to Sheriff W. C. Orr or stock taper wer D. V. Erwin.
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Big Hole
Horse Prairie
Grasshopper
Centennial
Red Rock
Black Tail
W. C. Orr
D. V. Erwin
American Ideas a and Coin to France
The piece describes American émigrés forming villa towns along the Riviera from Nice to the Alps all granted tourist station status by decree. About 2,000 residents live in American style white villas with green blinds. many are descendants of French emigrants who made fortunes in Mexico and the U.S. Some owners have built chateaux and sent families back to America. today 1,500 villas are owned by Americans on the Riviera.
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France
Nice
French Alps
Lake Geneva
Mexico
Texas
Free America
Riviera
Days of Real Sport in Rural Community
The piece contrasts city and country life, arguing farm work is constant yet seasonally relieved by social activities. It recalls sleighing and husking bees, apple parings, quilting, singing schools, and raisings as lively, interwoven with labor.
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Boston Globe
Water as vital factor in Orient expeditions
Water guides and managers of archeological expeditions in the Orient are crucial, as workers would quit without this support. Turks and Greeks in the Levant drink four to five times more water than accidents report, and insist on purity. They distinguish waters from different forests and prefer certain springs over others.
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Orient
Turkey
Levant
How Great Men Died
Napoleon requested his field marshal uniform and boots as his hour neared. Augustus Caesar rose, donned his toga, and faced death standing. Julius Caesar drew his toga over his face to hide his death. Siward, earl of Northumberland, dressed in armor before dying. Lord Nelson, carried below deck, covered his face with a silk handkerchief.
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Napoleon
Augustus Caesar
Julius Caesar
Siward
Earl of Northumberland
Lord Nelson
Federal Constitution Roots in Colonial Charters and State Documents
The piece traces how the United States federal constitution drew on state constitutions formed from colonial charters. It notes Massachusetts as uniquely retaining its 17th century frame though revised, while all states preserve core principles and frameworks from earlier documents.
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United States
Massachusetts
Telephone efficiency and proper mouth position recall
W. A. Jackson, superintendent of telegraph for the Michigan Central railroad, warned that speak clear into the telephone transmitter from not more than half an inch to avoid losing listeners. He advised a direct, moderate tone in a memorandum to all employees.
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W. A. Jackson
Telegraph
Michigan Central Railroad
Candy Tuft Blooms Spark Seven Year Old Interest
Seven year old Marjorie was captivated by her mother’s yard candy-tuft plants. She eagerly watched for the first blossoms and burst in with excitement proclaiming the candy stir in the yard is blossoming.
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Marjorie
Meaning and context of a garbled newspaper phrase
The user asks for the meaning of a garbled phrase seen in papers. It seems to discuss mistranscribed terms and a term like shridlu as a partition in a ciphered text. The request aims to decipher how such garbling relates to standard newspaper language and indexing.
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Mteoin
Shridlu
Ditto Up Exhibition Game Lacks Significance
The Toledo Blade notes an exhibition contest between Other Games and Ditto that holds no real meaning unless the home team wins.
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Toledo Blade
Center of Gem Trade Pforzheim Sparks Global Gold Boom
In Baden Pforzheim the center of the gem trade sustains 35000 to 40000 workers meeting demand for gold and silver ornaments. Tourists flock to the source to buy directly, boosting the city’s status as a world hub for precious metals and gems.
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Pforzhein
Baden
Hard Work Said Needed For Political Jobs
A Washington Star quotation notes that obtaining political employment requires significant effort and persistence. The line stresses the demanding nature of the work and the industry needed to secure and hold such positions.
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Onele
Washington Star
Washingtonians Boast Smokeless Fealthiest City Claim
Citizens of Washington contend their city ranks among the wealthiest and almost smokeless, attributing it to government buildings and most residences being heated by all available means.
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Washington
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