Arbors Day Romance Brings Twin Brothers Home
James and Joseph Jamison, successful in Chicago and a Mexican venture, return to Daleville Ozarks to revisit their childhood home. They find their homestead gone but discover Margaret Mansur, the girl James once loved, now in a bungalow beside two cedar trees they planted as youths.
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Jamison
James
Joseph
Chicago
City of
Mexico
Southern Republic
Jimmy
Joey
Lawyer
Margaret “Millistn
St. Louis
James Jamison
Margaret
Gnally
Daleville
Josep
Ozarks
United States
Jamison Twins
Great Union Station
Iron Mountain Line
Jiminy
Barstow
Marshtown
Cedars
New the Cedars
Yeller
Reyal
Billy Allen
Madan
Mr. Jamison
Miss Mansur
Papa
C. E
Trees and a world of wonder in a tree filled life
A reflective piece extols the value of trees from childhood wonder to urban scarcity. It recounts tree clinics at schools and exhibits at the American Museum of Natural History. It highlights the Sequoia gigantea giant redwoods in California and bizarre uses of tree sections such as Astor’s polished dining slab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park
California
Methuselah
Museum of Natural History
John Jacob Astor
England
Reforms in Missoula and Helena Population Rise
Missoula reports mayoral reform results with bluecoats patrolling dancing resorts and higher admission prices, youths barred from certain lodging and dance halls. Helena announces Polk directory population at 24,240, up 1,088 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Logan
Smith
PRS
Helena
Polk Directory Company
John G. Bair Appointed Montana Idaho Customs Collector
From Washington comes the notification of John G. Bair of Chouteau being appointed collector of customs for the Montana and Idaho district. He fills the vacancy caused by the death of C. M. Webster, who had served nearly eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Bair
Great Falls
Treasury Department
Washington
Chouteau
Montana and
Idaho District
C. M. Webster
Mothers Trust Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease season ailments. They claim to break up colds cure feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Sold by all drug stores 25 cents. A free trial package offered to any mother who writes Allen Odumved Le Roy New York.
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Gray
Allen
le ‘Roy
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Arbor Day
Robertus Love
Regu
Will the
Seta Vana
J. W. Lusher
Scott
Montana State News
T- Scully
Co. H. Johnston
Fair Store
the Fair Store
Butte
West Broadway
Miner
Sylieee
Sions
Dillon, Montana
Missouri River Points
Peoria, Lils
Chicago, Ills
Minneapolis, Minn
Music Books
Tribune’ Store
Dillon, Mont
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