Funeral for Mrs. Charles Duncan in Sheridan
The remains of Mrs. Charles Duncan arrive with family and kin from Yakima to Sheridan for burial at the local cemetery. She died after an April 29 operation in Yakima and had lived in Sheridan since 1903, survived by her husband and an adopted daughter Virginia.
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Sheridan
Charles Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Charles Brown
Deer Lodge
Yakima
Whitehall
James Duncan Sr
Charles Johnson
James Duncan Jr
Fire destroys shop and ice house in blaze
A rapid fire damaged a shop and an ice house, with both buildings consumed by flames. No injuries are reported, and the source notes the incident occurred as firefighters contained the blaze to the two structures.
The Duke's Revenge Out of Stock Reprinted on Water-Proof Paper
A librarian tells a subscriber they lack The Duke's Revenge this week. She explains the book was widely cried over by the girls and had to be reprinted on water-proof paper for durability.
Gothic Architecture Love Sparks Family Caution
Grace declares affection for Gothic architecture while Grandmother warns about foreigners, recalling old American norms as she endorses a plain American suitor for Grace and her mother.
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Grace
Bride and groom argue over cake in quiet domestic dispute
The bride sobs that the husband shows no interest in her efforts. He replies to be reasonable and notes he stayed awake all night thinking about the cake she baked yesterday.
A Lesson Learned and A Wry Medical Moment
A kind old lady visits a hospital and tells a battered man to keep smiling as the best medicine. He quips that he will never smile again, not even at another fellow’s girl, revealing a somber mood amid the ward visit.
Radio battery tips and grounding for amateur work
Practical guidance on powering tubes with two battery cells for 4 volt operation and shifting cells to drain evenly. Advises a 0 to 50 volt voltmeter for testing, notes heat and summer degrade life, and suggests a ground clamp method. Recommends No 14 solid copper for outdoor antennas and 50 to 150 feet of lead to the highest point. mentions static season approaches.
Discriminating Buyers Get Paige and Jewett Cars
Detroit March sales show executives and manufacturers top buyers of Paige and Jewett cars with foremen and mechanics following. Harry M Jewett cites quality and value driving enduring demand from these key purchaser groups.
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Detroit
Mich
Paige and Jewett
Paige Motor Car Company
Itc
Paige Company
Paiges and Jewetts
Harry M. Jewett
Paige and Jewett Motor Cars
Blonde Bess Voices Leap Year Game Gripes
Blonde Bess offers a sharp take on the Leap Year game calling it cluttered with booby prizes and expressing disinterest.
Shoals Wrestler Rumor Ups Ford Prospect
Dease Daniel weighs Ford’s chances against Muscle Shoals and notes the talk centers on a notable local wrestler. The dialogue hints at competition stakes and regional interest in the matchup.
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Ford
Dease Daniel
Expensive Routes and Domestic Tension Quip
Grubb questions rumored trouble between Biggs and his wife. Smoker quips the conflict stems from her fondness for dry goods versus his for wet goods, framing a domestic issue with comic shorthand.
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Grubb
Biggs
Smoker
The Way He Liked It
A new clerk notes the employer announces a preference for early hours as the rule, and the applicant responds that closing early suits them.
Sayin' things with flowers and a wireless smile
A nostalgic piece notes that lovers conveyed feelings with flowers and winks when apart. It pitches flowers as the purest message and adds a late aside praising Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation relief, ending with a druggist signature.
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Robert E. .Ington
Potts
Tackful Sky Pilot Sermon Sparks Teeth Jest
A preacher and Sister Bertha banter during a sermon with the line about weeping and gnashing of teeth. Bertha jokes she has no teeth, the preacher promising teeth will be furnished as the service continues.
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Bertha
Notice to Creditors and Hearing in Montana Estate
District Court Beaverhead County Montana hears notices for the estates of Alice Drake and Thomas B Wilson. Administratrix Kate R Lewis advises creditors to present claims within four months. A hearing on letters of administration for Thomas B Wilson will be held May 17, 1924, at 10 a.m. in Dillon.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Alice Drake
Dillon
Kate R. Lewis
A. L. Stone
Thomas B. Wilson
Clark County
Idaho
W. E. Stephenson
Ila M. Stephenson
Horses Wanted by William Forgy in Dillon
Denver man William Forgy is in Dillon to buy work horses. Contact him at the Metlen Hotel if you have horses for sale. Adv, 18 11.
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William Forgy
Denver
Colo
Dillon
Metlen
Dog Tax Due Now at City Hall
Notice from Charles Nelson chief of police warns dog owners the dog tax is due at City Hall and nonpayment results in dog loss. Taxpayer name not specified.
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Charles Nelson
Police
Spring fashion coats reflect new color and fit
The piece highlights spring sport coats in soft imported wool with Highland plaids and shadowed checks. It notes three quarter length cuts, unbelted flares, notched laps, slim sleeves widening at the wrists, deep pockets, brimless hats, and scarflike detailing for breezy outdoor style.
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Sheridan News
G .Lyons
South Lyon
Michigan
Charles M. McCoy
State Bank
Sheridan Bank
Mr. McCoy
Wilbur Marsh Ranch
Madison
Wisconsin Creek
Bond Grocery Co
Rpadio
The
Washington Bureau of
Whit
Méano
Sinclair ToWwis
Standard Fiction
Tribune Book Store
Jewetts and Paiges
Blonde Bess
Eaton,Crane & Pike Company
Crane’s Linen Lawn
Eaton’s Highland Linen
the Tribune
Hart Schaffner & Marg
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