Montana statehood proclaimed by the president in 1889
The Tribune notes Montana becoming a state at ten forty AM after the president issued the proclamation. Dillon gains a lawn tennis court by Rev. C. R. Compton as a new amusement. A daylight passenger train passes Dillon, a Camas Idaho wreck delays the night train, and Dillon ladies leave fanciful snow trails after a Methodist social.
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the Tribune
Montana
Union
Dillon
C. R. Compton
Camas
Idaho
Dillon Football Adds Second Team To Face Normal Kids
A second football team forms in Dillon aiming to mop up the earth with the Normal Kids. Carl E. Turner suffers a severe leg injury after being dragged by a Lima to Butte train. Local carpenters stay busy building bobs and sleds as sleigh demand grows.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Carl E. Turner
Lima
Butte
Louis Cundiff Sentenced for Life in 1909 Murder
In Wisdom on July 29 Louis Cundiff was found guilty of murdering Frank McLain and sentenced to life in the state prison. A group of high school boys on Normal College campus serenaded dormitory residents and were released after a lecture. Automobiles aid street maintenance as rubber tires compact earth and snow more effectively than wagons.
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Tribune
Louis Cundiff
Gulty
Frank McLain
Wisdom
Normal College
Real Estate Transfers Beaverhead Week Ending November 2 1929
United States patents issued to A Murdock for 640 acres in Centennial valley and to B F Moore for 160 acres near Lima. Warranty deed transfers include R L Barrett to Frank Rife Jr David Rife and Robert Rife for a half interest in four lots of Dillon's P and O addition. Mining deeds cover J A Anderson to G Fitzwilliam four fifths interest in James A quartz lode claim and several mining location transfers in Beaverhead County Long John district and Silver Reef area.
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United States
A. Murdock
Centennial Valley
B. F. Moore
Lima
R. L. Barrett
Frank Rife, Jr
David Rife
Robert Rife
Dillon
J. A. Anderson
G. Fitzwilliam
James A. Quartz Lode
Bert and
Grace Orr
Zetta Landon Carter
James A. Anderson
James A
T. J. Stroud
Paris O’neil
Silver Reef Lode
Colorado
Beaverhead
E. J. Pyle
Emma
Lucy
Long John
Food Best Medicine in Hospitals for Mental Health
Food is regarded as a key medicine in hospitals for nervous and mental diseases. Nourishing meals support physical health and aid mental recovery, forming the basis of treatment.
Remedy for irritated nose from glasses
An old tip advises rubbing the sore nasal area with a little dry alum three or four times daily to ease irritation caused by eye glasses and make the trouble vanish quickly.
When to Pay Debts Says A Great Inspirational Writer
Fort Wayne News Sentinel quotes an inspirational writer advising that debts should be paid when one has money though some creditors remain unreasonable.
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Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Passport Annoyances in Government Handling
A brief critique notes passport processes as a source of irritation in government operations. It highlights common frictions, delays, and bureaucratic complexity affecting applicants and officials. The piece reflects a satirical tone on routine passport administration.
New York Party Gowns Highlight Simple Buckle Details
Fashion notes describe glamorous evening gowns with molded bodices and waist emphasis using transparent velvet panne georgette lames crepes and georgette fabrics. Marcel Rochas gown features simulated crystal onyx buckle at the waist with a wide circular floor sweeping skirt.
Wrigley on Advertising Push Amid Momentum Question
A sales manager doubts ad spending while recalling William Wrigley Jr. on a West trip. His friend questions momentum, and Wrigley replies that progress would stall if the locomotive stopped, underscoring continued advertising.
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William Wrigley, Jr
Wrigley
West
Chicago
Rust Craft Rustler
Explaining the Mystery The gasoline motor mystery
The article notes a curious comparison by Woman's Home Companion that the gasoline engine is the great great grandson of the firecracker. It reflects on technological lineage and public fascination with powering engines.
Reward Offered for Arrest of Illegal Bounty Collectors
A one hundred dollar reward is offered by the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. The notice specifies the reward applies to individuals who are not regular law officers. Adv. 114m.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Adv
Foley Pills diuretic advertisement highlights health claim
An old advertisement promotes Foley Pills diuretic to improve sleep and kidney function. It claims a natural cleansing urinal flow removes wastes to prevent aches and a run-down condition, urging purchase from Geo. M. Gosman as successor to Potts.
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Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
Chute and flue must be correctly sized for heating units
The Holland Institute of Thermology notes that chimney flue size and straightness affect furnace efficiency and safety. For different heaters, minimum opening areas are given, with guidance on central systems and avoiding offsets. Regular cleaning during spring cleaning is advised to prevent soot buildup and fire hazards.
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Holland Institute of Thermology of
Holland
Mich
Ita
Holland Institute of Thermology
Obstructions in Chimney Hamper Heater Action
A Holland Michigan test checks if a chimney provides enough draft for a heating plant. If smoke and gas pour out after a controlled burn, draft is too weak. Common defects include non straight flues, larger upper sections, restricted passages, and air pockets from plastered fireplace fronts. Annual cleaning by suction removes soot and dirt without mess.
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Holland Institute of Thermology of
Holland
Mich
Woman's Chief Charms Not to Be Purchased
A Farm Journal quoted piece by Nelile Russell urges inner sweetness over cosmetic vanity. It argues a baby’s mouth reflects the soul, and no brand or beauty product can mask a sour character. The eye remains the window of the soul, and true attractiveness comes from within.
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Nelile
Russell
the Farm Journal
God of Fellowship In Modern Industrial Community
The text calls for a social interpretation of the Gospel and a fellowship that addresses unemployment. It urges churches to move beyond economists and to combine prayer with active effort toward a shared social goal, echoing Elijah in seeking a God who answers communal fellowship. The piece emphasizes collective responsibility for contemporary labor and social issues.
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Elijah
God
Refugee Churches In London And Canterbury Cathedral
The article notes a refugee church near Austin Trials in London and a Canterbury cathedral crypt chapel used by Huguenots since Elizabeth I granted a charter. Weavers among the refugees used part of the crypt for looms for years, with repeated cathedral efforts to remove them failing. Services are conducted in French by a minister in medieval attire.
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Austin Trials
London
Canterbury Cathedral
His Eyes Cried for Daddy
A three year old boy left with his mother while the father travels. At church the child pleads softly that his eyes will cry for daddy, and the sentiment is voiced with a tearful note. The moment captures a tender family scene observed in a newspaper anecdote.
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Indianapolis News
Geodetic Survey vs Local Surveys
A geodetic survey covers large areas accounting for Earth's curvature and provides geographic positions for detailed local surveys. Ordinary surveying treats elevations as plane, which mismatches when combining multiple local surveys without geodetic control.
Causes of Ruin in Burke Quote
A compact note presents a Burke quotation on human nature and ruin. It cites the idea that ruin follows from natural propensities and personal flaws. The line underscores a philosophical view of fate and character shaping downfall.
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Burke
Cystex 48 Hour Test Promise for Quick Relief
Backache and bladder irritation disturb sleep with burning and itching. Cystex 48 Hour Test promises quick relief, money back if not improved, and urges readers to try today for only 60 cents.
Caldwell's Pepsin: A Laxative Pillar of 1892 Era
In 1892 a physician described a liquid vegetable laxative labeled Caldwell's Pepsin, used for constipation. The remedy targeted women and the elderly, claiming relief from flatulence indigestion and sleeplessness. it was marketed by a drug store in Monticello Illinois with a specific bottle offering.
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Caldwell
Caldwel
Monticelle
Year s Program for County Health Work 1929 30
County plan outlines objectives to fitness, environment, and prevention. It calls for school health inspections, home visits, improved facilities, teacher cooperation, and community education through talks, clubs, First Aid, and Junior Red Cross. It includes infant welfare, prenatal and prenatal care, pre school work, and tuberculosis initiatives with nurse care and emergency aid.
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Red Cross
National Congress For Parent and Teachers
World’s Biggest Tree Found in Mexico
Botanists report a colossal cypress in Mexico with a trunk circumference of 154 feet. The ancient tree is hundreds of years old, possibly a thousand or more, making it one of the world’s largest trees by size.
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