Namur Belgium A Historic Bridge at the Meuse
Namur sits at the junction of the Sambre and Meuse rivers where a rocky promontory hosts the old citadel. The city’s bridge dates back to the Ph century and was rebuilt in Charles V’s era. Germans entered Namur on August 7 1914 as part of the Meuse defense line.
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Brussels
Belgium
Paris
Namur
Belgian
Sambre
Meuse
Charles V
Liege
Huy
Ciew
Old Citadel
LOOKING BACKWARDS FROM THE TRIBUNE 1483
The Legal Tender mine at Argenta yields high grade silver ore from a fine body. A Dillon man is called badly balled up when drunk. In Bridgeville a tooth carpenter argues with a patient. the patient pulls a pistol and the dentist uses a poker to subdue him. Roller skating rinks gain popularity in Glendale and Dillon with Metlen's hall site and Eliel's store being converted to rinks.
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Argenta
Dillon
Bridgeville
Gallatin County
Glendale
Metlen’s
Shick Bros
Eliel
Montana Street
City Council May Face Water Works Question This Season
The article suggests the new city council will likely review a water works issue in the upcoming season and calls for a public discussion to form informed opinion among residents. The piece notes the Ladies Tremolo club was mentioned as part of the context.
Free Textbooks Debated by Beaverhead Taxpayers
Beaverhead taxpayers debate free textbooks for school children this month after an evening program hosted by the Morse sisters. The event featured a lively discussion and refreshments were served.
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Morse
Beaverhead
Ford daughter wed in Lima as Richard son ties knot
Adda C Ford youngest daughter of Dr and Mrs L C Ford married Raymond A Richard son at the bride’s parents home in Lima on March 22 1911. Lima city caucus named T D Olmsted for mayor and C W Scott A D Wedum A C Gruwell M E Barry for aldermen in Monday night nominations.
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Lima
Adda C
T. D. Olmsted
C. W. Scott
A. D. Wedum
A. C. Gruwell
M. E. Barry
Beaverhead Abstract Company Real Estate Transfers Week Ending March 21 1925
Real estate transfers recorded in the Title Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending March 21 1925. Names of buyers sellers and parcel details appear in the ledger entries across multiple transfers. No prices or locations stated in the provided fragment.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Patents and Deeds Record for West Territory
United States grants 80 acres on Bloody Dick Creek to Russell B Armstrong and 360 acres six miles east of Jack to John G Miller. Frank Morton and Pearl Morton sell one fifth of an acre in a block to Philip McGovern and Jessie McGovern.
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United States
Russell B. Armstrong
Bloody Dick Creek
John G. Miller
Jackson
Frank Morton
Pearl Morton
Philip McGovern
Jessie McGovern
Property transfers and water right notices in Dillon area
A sequence of deeds records transfers including Samuel A Williamson and Lulu M Williamson to George T Boatman Jr and Ida Mae Boatman for two lots in P and O addition to Dillon. George T Boatman Jr and Ida Mae Boatman to Letitia Scott for two lots. Clyde C Scott to Tillie S Kimball and Belle E Green for two lots. Security State Bank of Dillon to Jorgen Jorgenson for 80 acres near Fox. Notice of water right appropriation for Muddy Creek by Earl D Hartmess. Miller Development Company annual statement.
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Samuel A. Williamson
Lulu M. Williamson
George T. Boatman Jr
Ida Mae Boatman
Dillon
Letitia Scott
Clyde.c. Scott
Tillie S. Kimball
Belle E. Green
Twin Falls
Ida
Security State Bank of Dillon
Jorgen Jorgenson
Wisdom
Montana
Fox
Muddy Creek
Earl D. Hartmess
Miller Development Company
Print Exhibition and School Plays at Normal College
Normal College notes detail a Prints for the Home exhibition from March 25 to 28, plus live program nights by kindergarten and Training School students. Admission ranges from 10 to 25 cents. Other items report Dr. S. E. Davis at a Helena council meeting, a class of 16 graduates with diverse origins, and facility renovations including gym entrance, handball courts, replaced tennis courts, and campus irrigation progress.
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American Federation of Art
Gregory’s
Earthquake Crisis Saves One Copy of 1923 Trade Returns
The sole surviving copy of the June 1923 trade returns published by the Japanese government printing office was mailed to the U S Department of Commerce hours before an earthquake burned the rest.
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Trade Returns
Government Printing Office
United States Department of Commerce
Jackson Sunday School Notes and Easter Plans
A Sunday school report notes teachers and about three classes with children aged ten to fifteen and younger toddlers. The group sang and learned the Offering Song amid plans for an Easter program involving two neighboring districts. A letter from Mrs. Coolidge approving the school’s work was received from the White House. Also mentioned are an Indiana tobacco expert and Livingston Park County 1924 crop income, plus a large uncollected centenary pledge.
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Calvin Coolidge
White House
Western Wholesale Grocery Co. Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting for Western Wholesale Grocery Co. on Monday April 6 1925 at 8 pm at the company office north Montana street Dillon Montana. Trustees will be elected for the ensuing year and other business may be transacted. Dated March 10 1925. O M Best President.
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Western Wholesale Grocery Co
Montana Street
Dillon
Montana
O. M. Best
Tree Post Office Hidden on Olympic Peninsula
A whimsical image shows a United States government post office inside the trunk of a giant fir tree near Hoht River south of Lake Crescent on theOlympic Peninsula Washington. The setting highlights the region famed for its valuable forests and rugged landscapes.
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United States
Hoht River
Lake Crescent
Washington
Olympic Peninsula
Big Lake well to be deepened and other regional notes
The Midwest Oil Company plans a 3965 foot deepening at Big Lake. A railroad is planned through Sherwood Forest near Robin Hood. Forty of 48 states ban prison whippings. Shelby forecasts 200 new wells in the Kevin Sun field. A 20 pound clamshell sits in New York’s Museum of Natural History. Hairless fox puppies occur rarely but persist. The Quebec Basilica carillon chimes outshines the 1922 fire bells. Rental ranches with water rights offered on favorable terms. Foxy ad notes Foley's Honey and Tar as safe cough remedy without opiates.
Irrigated Farm to Let in Dillon Montana Ad
Irrigated farm to let with cash or shares option, acreage to suit, fenced, ditched, springs, house, barn, corrals, garden, abundant water, machinery, tools, tractor. Close to station town and school with good roads. Lessee must self finance and be a skilled irrigator. Write box 416 Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
Montana
Time Hidden and Rare Books Track in Genealogy
Time cannot be felt weighed or seen. Rare books are registered genealogically like blooded stock. Spain banned cards and dice as early as 1387 under John I. A Canadian team of horses set a traction record of 3100 pounds. Miguel Paz Barahona’s peaceful inauguration marks Honduras’ first such transfer in 20 years.
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Spain
John I
Castile
Miguel Paz Barahona
Honduras
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