Memorial Day reflects on warriors and unity through generations
The article honors Memorial Day as a national remembrance of those who fought to preserve the Union, noting the Civil War’s fading memory and new generations who bled for the country in later conflicts. It argues memory binds past and present, urging a grander significance beyond a purely national day.
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Wwe
Worth
Pioneers Papoose Cast Delivers Operetta At Twin Bridges
A large Argenta crowd enjoyed the Pioneers Papoose operetta performed by the cast with Miss Van de Walker and others at Twin Bridges Tuesday evening. Proceeds from three performances here and there funded the old lyceum debt.
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Papoose
van de Walker
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Waldorf
Ely
Light
Twin Bridges
Lyceum
Boston Montana Annual Report Details 1920 Mining Progress
The Boston Montana Development Company reports 1920 work at Elkhorn area mines with 3 175 feet of development across Park Blue Jay and Idanha veins. Expenditures total 144 363.66 dollars with 30 670.10 dollars misc earnings, and the mill project links to Hardinge machinery at 194 000 dollars. Power line and railroad work figure into a year with 163 280 dollars expenditures and 27 482.31 dollars outside freight revenue plus 2 875 tons freight and 791 passengers carried.
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Boston& Montana Development Company
Elkhorn
Butte’ Post
John D. Pope
Blue Jay
Idanha
Hardinge Company
New York City
Big Hole River
Memorial Day Tribute Across Nations and Civilians Alike
The Beaverhead Ministerial Association calls for unity on Memorial Day honoring all who served and died, regardless of nationality. It emphasizes honoring those who performed daily duties with equal reverence to heroes and leaders, acknowledging shared sacrifice beyond battlefield glory.
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Beaverhead
Emperor Napoleon Dessert Service Auctioned in London
Mrs. Fred Conger and her daughters from Anaconda visit the M. Gist home for the weekend. An imperial dessert service with gilt plate double thread and shell pattern sold in a London auction, was formerly owned by a nobleman and features the imperial bee cipher. The buyer’s name remains unrevealed.
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Fred Conger
M. Gist
Napoleon
London
Non-Production Circle Warns of Economic Strain
The piece argues that many U S businesses and workers survive on minimal weekly output with high profits. It claims labor and farmers could withhold more, creating a two day labor two day business two day rations cycle. Lincoln Journal cites the paradox of self described reasoning.
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United States
Nebraska
Lincoln Journal
Burning of Dublin Custom House Aims at Irish Republic
Report describes the burning of the Dublin custom house, a 5 million dollar site, likely by Sinn Fein supporters, as a dastardly crime and possibly the funeral pyre of the mythical Irish republic.
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Dublin
Sin Feiners
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised cure
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It claims to destroy the disease’s foundation, improve strength, and bolster overall health, with distribution by druggists and circulars from Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Jy Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Sunday baseball tilt boosts team funds at fair grounds
A lively four inning exhibition at the fair grounds ball park drew strong crowd support despite a heavy loss by the Fat team to the Slims. Fans saw dust and hustle, a spicy exchange between squads, and a promising start to funding for a local baseball team this season.
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Fair Grounds Ball Park
Myers and Walsh Clash Over Emergency Tariff Act
Senator Myers and several fellow Democrats joined Republicans to back the emergency tariff aimed at shielding farmers and stockmen from Canadian and overseas competition. Myers supported the measure for national and state interests, while Walsh aligned with his party against it. The piece suggests Walsh’s political standing could suffer if he continues to pursue party-line votes.
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Senator Myers
United States
Australia
New Zealand
South America
Senator Walsh
Walsh
Montana
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