Reichle News Reports Highway Work and Local Happenings
The Reichle area notes routine progress on routing a new federal highway from Lavon to Melrose with construction soon. Local events include Theresa Reichle traveling through by train to California, seventh grade exam success by Reichle pupils, and family visits in Logan Utah. A drowning tragedy near Big Hole river and Reichle social activities are reported alongside fishing, hotel visits, and a Jackson dance by the Pegrams orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavon
Melrose
Theresa Reichle
California
Reichle
Julius Hartwig
Peter Spitzer
Dillon
Thomas Hancock
Logan
Utah
Allan Lambson
Provo
Joe Nample
Lake Agnes
Garrison
Bryant
Cummings
Rock Creek
Byron Hand
Big Hole
Nettie Hand
Missoula
Roscoe Hand
Butte
Argenta Mining Families Installations and Local Games
Charles Ledeber and family moved from Butte to live in a Wrench house and Ledeber will oversee two Argenta mines. Dillon defeated local team 18 to 4 on Friday with postgame dancing at the school house. Pilon family business visitors came to Dillon, while relatives from Seattle and multiple Pilon members spent the weekend camping and fishing near Armstead. Catherine Stevens of Anaconda visits her sister Mrs Shaffer. The James family relocated to their mine above the Cosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ledeber
Butte
H. S. Pilon
A. F. Pilon
A. J. Pilon
O. S. Pilon
Armstead
Catherine Stevens
Anaconda
John Shaffer
BE. L
Twin Bridges
Melrose
James
Cosen
Local Notables and Visits Roundup in Jackson Area
Mr and Mrs T P Clemow and family from Billings spend the week at the Clemow ranch. J J Morse and son Howard visit the basin Thurs. Mrs George Clemow and daughter May drive to Dillon to Barrett hospital with Mrs Carl Peterson. Catholic Guild hosted by Mrs John Jackson at her ranch home with a large turnout and refreshments. Bob Woody visits Dillon. James Dodd passes through Jackson en route to Wisdom. Mrs Martin Jackson and daughters Mildred and Lutie return from Butte shopping trip. Earl Tenny visits Jackson on Friday. Carl Petersons return from Dillon. she recovering well. Little Buster Schoenberger leaves Barrett hospital after appendectomy and visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Jules Wenger. Ruth Wenger returns from Dillon. Don Anson and Mrs Don Anson from Wisdom visit Clemon home. Mrs Bob Dansie and child guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Clemow
Billings
Clemow Ranch
J. J. Morse
Howard
Basin
Thursy
Sam Robinson
Jackson
George Clemow
May
Dillon
Carl Peterson
Barrett Hospital
John Jackson
Catholic Guild
Bob Woody
James Dodd
Wisdom
Martin Jackson
Mildred
Lutile
Butte
Earl Tenny
Buster Schoenberger
Jules Wenger
Ruth Wenger
Don Anson
Clemon
Bob Dansie
Little Daugh
Cora Berry
Marchesseau Ranch
J.C. McConnell
Pasadena
California
George
Andy Pyle
Elkhorn Springs
Kk. A. Marchesseau
J. J. Brown
Armstead
Larry Daly
Missoula
W. S. Pyle
Pyle Ranch
Paul
Betty
W. S. Tash
Polaris
Mary Louise Purdy
Helen Judge
Hollis Harrison
John Judge
Frank
Helen
Guy Gray
Polaris Area Social and Baseball Highlights
Miss Cora Berry visited the Marchesseau ranch while Mrs J C McConnell traveled from Pasadena to stay with local families before summering at Elkhorn Springs. The Polaris and Wisdom game ended 11 to 8 in Wisdom with a return match planned for the Fourth in Wisdom.
Miss Mildred Rowe and Frank Axtel wed at St Marys Laurin
Miss Mildred Rowe and Frank Axtel were married Wednesday June 20 at St Marys Catholic church Laurin. Rev Father De Lane officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. Nellie Manley served as bridesmaid and Harry Rowe as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Rowe
Frank Axtel
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Laurin
Father de Lane
Nellie Manley
Harry Rowe
George Rowe
Sheridan
Sheridan High School
Axtel
Placer
Wisconsin Creek
F. P. McGregor
Detroit
Germ Study At Hither Green Labs Exposes Millions Of Germs
Researchers at the Metropolitan Asylum board laboratories at Hither Green England feed germs in broth to study their growth. The tests occur under body temperature conditions in the new research and pathological laboratories.
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Metropolitan Asylum Board
Hither Green
England
Progression Getting Ahead Ahead of Time
A concise note from Forbes Magazine argues that progress depends on staying ahead of the time. It emphasizes proactive timing and forward planning as keys to advancement.
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Forbes Magazine
Felstead Derby winner and moral reflections on education
Felstead won the Derby at 33 to 1 as heirs of racing lines are noted by comparison to Spion Kop. Rich fathers are urged to consider the fate if winnings were inherited. John D. Rockefeller Jr. warns Fisk University students that college may form habits of indolence or superiority rather than educate. education should not weaponize minds for profit or encourage slick business. a massive automated salesman figure is financed at 25 million dollars.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fisk University
From clerk to steel magnate in Ohio
An ear nest clerk named Phipps toiled in a hardware store for long hours then walked eight miles to keep books for a blacksmith. Phipps, the blacksmith and Andrew Carnegie later formed a small iron business, illustrating a path from humble work to industry.
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Ohio
Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Tariff talk and crime tales mix in city coverage
The piece links tariff protection to wage levels and farm wealth, notes a Illinois survey funded by Carnegie on gambling fueling Chicago crime, and recounts a doctor kidnapping murder in a bandit case while police confront taxi violence in New York City.
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Illinois Association For Criminal Justice
Carnegie Foundation
Chicago
Chang Tso-lin Flees to Mukden Guided by Mystics
The narrative claims Chang Tso-lin fled Peking for Mukden, urged by two astrologers named Prince Benevolence, age seventy seven, and Iron Mouth. It notes Mongolians’ affinity for magicians and says Jenghis Khan was guided by one long ago. A wrestler reportedly broke the astrologer’s back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chang Tso-lin
Peking
Mukden
Benevolence
Jenghis Khan
Pioneers Cleared Way for Troops in Old Time War
Old time warfare saw detachment of soldiers armed with pickaxes and spades clearing and repairing roads for marching troops. They formed the lead of a battalion under a pioneer sergeant.
Principles Supreme Quote Reflected in Self Peace
The quotation asserts that lasting peace comes only from within and through personal triumph of principles. It emphasizes inner resolve and moral integrity as the source of harmony.
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Hmerson
Most Widely Used Letters The Letter E Dominates
Liberty notes that the letter e is the most common in ordinary writing. The text cites frequency comparisons and hints at other high occurrence letters such as g. The fragment ends abruptly, offering no further context or conclusions.
Harvest Sickle Scene in Galician Fields
A Galician peasant girl harvests grain in June using a sickle. The scene shows her bronzed face, ragged handkerchief, blue percale blouse, gray skirt, and striped apron. Oxen pull wooden plows across red earth as workers gather sheaves and string them with straw.
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Galicia
If You are Stuck on Old Costumes You May Wear Them
A New Bedford letter-writer contrasts Dublin street dress with modern fashion and jokes about preferring old style breeches and hats versus contemporary gas stoves, noting resistance to recreating historic attire.
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Ireland
Dublin
New Bedford
C. G
New Bedford Standard
Beaverhead Alberta Prospects Report Strong Oil Indications
Letters to Dillon stockholders say the Beaverhead Alberta prospect is good with the well now well below a half mile. Dr. T A Grigg of Butte notes daily better indications of oil and drillers report oil seeps in bailings while passing a pinkish greasy clay stratum.
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Dillon
T. A.grigg
Butte
Mallon in Town Sees Good Hay Outlook for Wise River
Ben Mallon democratic candidate for county commissioner visited Dillon on Wednesday to attend to business. He reported the Wise River range in good condition and recent rains promising a strong hay crop for the summer. He was accompanied by his son.
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Ben Mallon
Mallon
Wise River
Dillon
Wise River rancher kills huge panther in Montana
J. W. Potts, Wise River rancher, brought a nine and a half foot panther hide to Dillon last Saturday after killing the big cat near his ranch. The mounted specimen was displayed at Hughes and McCaleby store.
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Dion
Dillon
J. W. Potts
Wise River
Potts
Hughes & McCaleby
Father Dies in Kansas City Sends Message Home
H. B. Baumberger local agent for the Oregon Short Line railroad wired his family last Friday that his father died after illness in Kansas City. Baumberger returned this week from Kansas City.
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H. B. Baumberger
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Kansas City
Mr. Baumberger
Value of steel hairsprings worth fortunes
A pound of steel two inches square yields a value of 300000 dollars when crafted into hairsprings for fine watches, highlighting the metal’s rare utility and high market demand.
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Carlos
Helen Taylor
Camas Nelson
Pegrams
Grasshoper
Argenta
Jackson News
Sheridan News
G. W. Rigshtenour
Arthur Brisbane
Felstead
Spion Kop
New York City
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Beaverhead
Alberta
Kansas
United States
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Washington
Dixon-for
Senator Club
Dillon Horse Sale Co
Geo. E. Ditty
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