Why They Parted
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured a right side pain and dyspepsia. It markets a simple preparation that removes mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract and promises one dose to convince with money back. Potts the Druggist is named as a seller.
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Mayr
Potts
Hal Adv
Farmer Relies on Common Sense for Orchard Bearings
A humorous note asserts a farmer need not study navigation to understand his fruit trees. Neighbors' boys are implied to share the same practical approach, relying on plain reasoning over formal instruction.
Reward Offered for Convictions in Sheep Theft Cases
The Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's association posts a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber, aiming to deter depredations on livestock and protect grazing interests.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Grower’s Association
Easter Tragedies and Humor From a Family Window
A reflective piece on Easter time moments in a street family. It lines up shared small misfortunes and humor from Mary losing a melting chocolate bunny to a brother's romantic schemes, a mother awaiting her hat surprise, and grandma lamenting faded Easter pageantry and choir memory.
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Jack
Mary
Brother
Euster
Fair
Willie Green
Willie
Iaster
Mother
Father
The Founding of Maryland and Its Early Rule
The article details Lord Baltimore's push to establish Maryland after securing a charter from King Charles I. It notes the colonial grant, the cheap cost of two Indian arrows annually, and a hereditary claim ending with the 1776 Declaration of Independence. Maryland becomes the seventh state in 1788 with eight presidential electors.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
London Company
Virginia
Potomac
Charles I
Henrietta Maria
St. Mary’s
Baltimore
McClore_Newspaper Syndicate
Congressmen Favor Filipino Independence
Congressman Edward J. King of Rhode Island urged immediate Philippine independence in a speech, citing the Jones law pledge and the need to withdraw sovereignty within a year. He defended U.S. investments, bases, and coaling stations while supporting a Filipino self governing constitution and recognition as a separate nation.
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Washington
Philippines
Edward J. King
United States
Congressman King
House
King
Philppine
Philippine Islands
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
McKinney
NH Pinos
Cuba
Journalism School Opened at University of the Philippines
A new School of Journalism has opened at the University of the Philippines in Manila. It is the first in the Far East. Admission is limited to third and fourth year students with proven English skill. The course is open to both men and women. An initial class of about 40 students registered at the program's start.
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School of Journalism
Philippines
Manila
Far East
University of the Philippines
Ali as Summons in Beaverhead District Court
The Montana Fifth Judicial District in Beaverhead County summons EDGAR VAN HOUSEN ALICE VAN HOUSEN and others to answer a partition or sale of specified real property in township thirteen south range nine west. Failure to answer within twenty days will bring a default judgment. Clerk W E Stephenson notes the filing dated March 22 1921 with Roy S Stephenson as attorney.
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Parley A. Danaie
Tasma Pond Dansie
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Nwyswy
Wear
Seynwy
Emswiy
Nwy
Lote
Eynw
Weat
M. M
D. F. Mooney
Beaverhead County
Ve. Edgar van Housen
Alice van Nousen
Banking Corporation OF Montana
State of Montana
Roy S. Stephenson
Dilton
Range Nine
County of
State of
W. E. Stephenson
Roy
Stephenson
Notice to Co-Owner on Jack Oil placer claim
Co owners are notified under 2324 U S Revised Statutes that labor and $100 in improvements were made for 1920 on the Jack Oil placer claim in Daly's Spur unorganized mining district Beaverhead County Montana located April 3 1918. If you do not contribute your 32.50 share plus advertising costs within 90 days your right title and interest will vest in the one who has made the expenditures C A Thomas and others Dillon Montana March 25 1921.
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Wm. H. Cochran
Abbiete
United States
Jack Oil
Daly’s Spur
Beaverhead County
Montana
C. P. Thomas
Thomas
Dillon, Mont
Wicker Weaving Expands From Hand to Machinery
Wicker weaving once a five millennia old hand craft is adopting machinery. The shift modernizes the ancient art and signals broader industrial use. local artisans and equipment makers anticipate new production scales and product variety.
Western Wholesale Grocery Company Stockholders Meeting
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of Western Wholesale Grocery Company on Monday April 4 1921 at 8 p m at 231-3-5-7 North Montana Dillon Montana to elect trustees for the ensuing year and transact other business. J P Best secretary Dated March 4 1921.
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Western Wholesale Grocery Company
Montana Street
Dillon
Montana
J. P. Best
Why Buffaloes Wallow and Heat Stress in China
The water buffalo of China has few sweat glands in the skin, so it cannot endure intense sun without being cooled by water. This explains their tendency to wallow in mud or water. When overheated while working outdoors, they can become stressed or dangerous.
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China
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