Monument Notes Turnblade Visit and Local Happenings
Special to Tribune Monument November 1 reports Mr. and Mrs. Turnblade and family passing through en route to Salt Lake City. I Hughes and associates visited. W Lanyon was a Dillon visitor. An epidemic of colds sweeps the area while townsfolk cope with flu and travel plans.
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Monument
Salmon
Idaho
Hughes
Judas
Arthur
Beaut Meade
Bloody Dick
Wood Live Stock sheep wagons pass Willis bound for Billings
Willis notes show Wood Live Stock company wagons moving through town to pick up a flock purchased at Billings. Local visitors include Lucian Newton of Butte and Janetta Moran from Dillon. The threshing crew attended Dillon for voting as election unrest subsides. Our precinct went Republican.
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Tribune
Willis
Wood Live Stock Company
Billings
Lucian Newton
Butte
Jacob Hartwig
John S. Baker
Martin Innes
J. A. Browne
Dillon
Janetta Moran
Mr. Moran
Mrs. Moran
J. Sawyer
Stage heroines join rising crime trend in plays
The letter notes a shift in dramatic crime from male to female characters. It cites Ibsen as influential but condemns the trend as troubling and notes the increasing severity of offenses depicted by women on stage.
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Henrik Ibsen
Londen
trout stocking and ranch news from the basin
John Tope returned from Divide with government sent trout for local streams. About 10 000 fingerlings credited to F A Hazelbaker for securing them. H F Hooper and riders drove 500 fat cows to Missoula, price thirty dollars per head. Rev Kaufman seeks subscriptions for Wisdom church building. plans show a fine Beaverhead county church. Allen Plympton reports Jahnke mines developing cabins and work crews. A J Turner bought 300 three year old steers from Philipsburg to be driven to the basin for winter feeding.
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John Tope
Divide
F. A. Hazelbaker
Isaac Walton
Mr. Hazelbaker
H. F. Hooper
Missoula
Kaufman
Beaverhead County
Allen Plympton
Jahnke Mines
Jahnke Bros
A. J. Turner
Philipsburg
Sam Davies
Flint Creek
Capuchin Church in Vienna Holds Hapsburg Hearts
The Capuchin church in Vienna is described as a striking burial place with over a hundred coffins of emperors and empresses. Hearts of Hapsburgs rest in crystal caskets, a custom since the thirteenth century, while remains are entombed in wood or with metal coverings.
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Vienna
Respiratory rates and air intake across ages and activity
The text lists breathing rates from birth to age fifty and tidal volumes for an average man. It also notes air inhaled at various walking speeds ranging from 33.6 to 91 cubic inches at rest and different annual daily air passage totals from 686000 to 1,568,390 cubic inches. It provides vital capacities by small height increments around five feet.
Bismuth Gas Warning and Grammar Curiosities
A chemistry lecturer warns women using bismuth face powder to leave during a dangerous experiment. Readers also debate proper possessive form of United States army and share a provincial school grammar joke from the Philippines Gossip column.
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United States
United States Army
States
United States’ Army
England
France
Germany
Juan
Philippines
Weight of Gold and Silver Compared by Volume
The article notes that gold is nearly twice as heavy as silver with a cubic foot of gold weighing 1210 pounds and the same volume of silver weighing 655 pounds.
Cooper Arouses Interest of Queen City Residents
The article reports L. T. Cooper gaining wide recognition for a stomach based health preparation advertised as a universal remedy. In Minneapolis over twenty two days his sales average two thousand bottles daily, with Minnesota sales totaling eighty eight thousand bottles, prompting many residents to thank him for his medicine.
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Butte
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Pipestone Hot Springs
Pipestone Springs
Mont
Cooper
Queen City
L. T. Cooper
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Pittsburg
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Potts
Pageville social notes and local visits span region
Pageville residents share visits and travel details from Jefferson Island to Twin Bridges. Names include Mrs Ed Page Mr Rodney Page Mrs Gertrude Hanson and others with activities such as berry pruning meals at Ladies Aid and prayer meetings. A page lists illness travel and social events across nearby towns.
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Tribune
Pageville
Ed. Page
Jefferson Island
St. Anthony
Idaho
A. A. Linder
Missoula
Chas. Green
Chris Maurer
Dillon
Blaine
Talcott
Twin Bridges
R. H. Fuqua
Palmer Park
Newton L. Page
Frank Swartz
Robert Page
Lester Martin
George Fuqua
Marie Fuqua
Sheridan
M. H. Lott
H. C. Gray
Lynn Comfort
M. A. B.page
Mr. Page
M. H
William Stewart
Rolene Cowan
Mrs
Archie Barshaw
Polaris Briefs and Local Happenings on Election Day
Election day in Polaris drew out sixty voters as distance hindered some from reaching the polls. John Judge and Willard Pyle, with George Pyle, returned from a Idaho cattle quest where only John found value. Also noted: Nicholas Prehn with camera and rifle, William Pahnish’s Kansas trip and rumored bride, Joseph Mailhait hauling matte to Armstead, Park Mining machinery sold to new Big Hole basin company, Wm. J. Pendergast in Elkhorn, Dr. Ryburn saved from being turned down, and Frank Gorman ill with grip.
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Polaris
John Judge
Willard
George Pyle
Idaho
John
Nicholas Prehn
Niele
William Pahnish
Kansas
Will
Joseph Mailhait
Armstead
Polaris Co
Park Mining Company
Big Hole
Wm. J. Pendergast
Elkhorn
Dr. Ryburn
Frank Gorman
Foley's Honey and Tar promoted for winter lung health
Winter blasts may bring pneumonia pleurisy and consumption states a Detroit store advertisement urging cure for coughs and colds with Foley's Honey and Tar to strengthen lungs and prevent serious results.
The Ladies Man and the Airship Rescue Description
A late night distress call from a second story window is followed by a husband’s odd demand for tools to reach the tree en route to the family airship. A Buffalo Times item explains the church stick once used to discipline or awaken sleepers with a rabbit foot and tail.
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Jane
Tommie
Buffalo Times
Lima Rally Notes and Local Incidents
Two rallies in Lima with Republicans and Democrats drawing large crowds. Speakers included Kirk Smith and Stewart, with Leo Truax as chair. Local accidents: Mrs Cheney injured by train headlight and hospitalized. Vene Patterson’s foot amputated after switch engine incident. Nearby rancher Walter Crowell and Tom Wharton families noted. Election dance labeled successful.
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Lima
Kirk
Dillon
Della
Jos. Smith
Stewart
Virginia City
Leo Truax
Jno. Cheney
Vene Patterson
Butte
Walter Crowell
Big Sheep Creek
Tom Wharton
Foley's Honey and Tar Throat Soothing Cough Remedy
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar showing relief for sore throat and cough. Claims to clear air passages stop irritation and heal inflamed lungs while expelling the cold from the system. Warns to refuse any of the yellow package. Rug store.
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Foley
RUG Store
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