Montana Good Roads Congress Set for Missoula Meeting
The second annual Montana Good Roads Congress will meet in Missoula on June 27 and 28 with delegates from counties and cities. The group aims to secure funds for road construction, create a statewide roadway office, promote road institutes, and push uniform highway laws and automobile regulations across Montana and neighboring states.
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Montana Good Roads Congress
Missoula
Beaverhead
Montana
Congress
Montana Lookout
Montana Named as Mighty West State by Minneapolis Journal
The Minneapolis Journal extolls Montana noting vast wealth from copper and wool, vast coal and water power, abundant forests and tillable lands. It argues Montana will become a leading western manufacturing and agricultural force as eastern supremacy fades. It cites 300 million pounds of copper annually and 80 million pounds of wool from range sheep, alongside 34 000 square miles of coal and millions of acres of forest and farm land.
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The
Union
Montana
North American
What Constitutes a Crank
The passage extols happiness through health food and a rich imagination. It argues life’s value lies in living well with a sound mind and body, appreciating beauty, and seeking simple knowledge that relates all things to life. It suggests many dreamlike truths reside beyond bare facts.
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Charles Erskine Scott
Wood
Pacific Monthly
Homer
Theocritus
Mixed National Headlines Reflect Turbulent Times
A collage of brief clippings from Montana and national papers notes sharp politics and social comment. Items mention peace conferences at Mohonk Lake, rain versus snow farming value, Taft constitutional education jests, Coronation optics for King George, Atlee Pomerene’s reform image, aviation sport, and legislative rate debates. The tone mixes humor with critique on big business and governance.
New Jersey Court Sets Affection Damages at Three Thousand
A New Jersey supreme court ruling fixes three thousand dollars as the amount for damages in an affair involving a married man. The note compares the value to a woman who allows her heart to be stolen from her husband. The Seattle Times and Livingston Post comment on the notion with satirical quips about nurses and fortunes.
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New Jersey Supreme Court
Livington Post
New York
Woma
Seattle Times
Emerson the Sage of Concord Hall of Fame Entry
The entry notes Ralph Waldo Emerson born Boston May 25 1803 died Concord Mass April 27 1882. Harvard graduate 1821 Unitarian clergyman 1829 82 who left pulpit over liberal religious views began lecturing in 1833 for about forty years settled in Concord 1834 known as the Sage of Concord. His essays in two volumes made him world famous and remain his chief claim to immortality. He also wrote a limited number of poems of high merit.
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Ralph Waldo
Emerson
Boston
Concord
Mass
Harvard
Longevity Mystery: Man Survived on Pie and Tobacco Habit
Job Brown Tillou lived ninety six years in Orange New Jersey after chewing tobacco for eighty five years and eating pie twice daily for eighty nine years. He claimed longevity came from simple habits and water only, occasionally smoking on holidays. His brother Abijah also reached old age.
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Job Brown Tillou
Orange
N. J
Job
Abijah
Joseph
Tilou
Wall paper remnants at your own price
Hughes and McCaleb offer remnants of wallpaper at reduced prices with a 10 shilling per square yard claim. Local ad notes affordable options for home decor.
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Hughes & McCaleb
Carl Mast Purchases Local Delivery and Kindling Business
Carl Mast, who recently bought the delivery and kindling wood business of N. 5. Wood, will continue to deliver baggage and parcels across the city with promptness. Kindling and store wood are for sale, with coal orders taken. customers may leave orders at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged at once.
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Carl Mast
N. 5
Tribune
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Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
Mohonk Lake, N. i
Mohonk Lake
Daily Record
Nelson
Taft
Butte Inter-Montain
Senate
Red Lodge
Plains Country
Kalispell Inter Lake
George
Butte
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Forsyth Journal
Washington
Miles City Star
Iowa
Forsyth Times
Champ Clark
Helena
United States
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Christian Science Monitor
Atchison Globe
Bailey
Lorimer
Lewistown Argus
Northern Pacific
Portland Oregonian
Missourg. Sentinel
the Hall OF Fame
Duffy’s
Foster
Agency
Dillon
Mont
Derely
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
A. C. Gruwell, Prop
Car. Mast Proprietor
Albert Stamm
G. T. Paul
KODAK
Bannack Street
Sylvain Bros
West Broadway
Buttemont
Herman Rudolf
South
Arizona St
Butte, Mont
Iad
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
Dillon Dry Goods CO
Dillon, Mont
Berkshire
Eaton, Crane & Pike CO
Crane’s Linen Lawn
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
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