Lincoln Awakens to Duty and Birth of Republican Party
In 1854 a March dawn cannon at the Washington navy yard sparks Lincoln to embrace a life of service after retirement. He joins the new Republican party, convinced a higher power calls him to oppose slavery and lead a political movement. The passage links this moment to the party’s birth and Lincoln’s readiness to act.
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Washington Navy Yard
Lincoln
Lfe
Congress
General Land Office
Springfield
Lincoln Emerges From Obscurity To Nomination
The narrative traces Lincoln’s rise from relative anonymity to the 1860 Republican nomination, noting his decisive 1858 Senate race loss leading to a pivotal Cooper Union speech, the doubts of neighbors about his presidential bid, and the convention outcome where Seward’s preeminence faded and Lincoln, the least known candidate, secured the nomination.
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Indiana
Illinois
Congress
Douglas
Senate
Chicago
Lincoln
New York
Cooper Union
William H. Seward
Montana Board of Pardons Sets Hearing on Stroud Commutation
In Helena on November 6 1920 the Board of Pardons ordered a hearing for Joseph Stroud who received a governor granted commutation reducing his sentence to between fifteen and twenty five years for rape in Dillon Beaverhead County. The session is set for Friday November 26 1920 at 3 pm at the State Capitol Office. A copy of this order will be published in the Dillon Tribune weekly for two consecutive weeks beginning November 12 1920.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Mona
Beaverend
Adda F. Richardson
Albert E. Jones
Frank C. Slader
Annie E. Nelson
Frances Sullivan
Lorene
Nelson
Frank Nelson
William H. Boule
Margaret Boule
Frank Slader
N. W
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R. W
Slader
Lima
Montana
Helena
Th Board of Pardons
Ate
Joseph Stroud
Dillon
Beaverhead
State Board of Pardons
Tribune
C. Ford
Chester
Casey
State of Montana
Pardons Board Sets Hearing For Chester Casey Grant
State Board of Pardons in Helena on November 6 1920 orders a hearing date of Friday November 26 1920 for Chester Casey convict jailed in Dillon Beaverhead MT for burglary sentenced December 22 1919 to prison term three to six years. Ford president signs order directing public notice and hearing details.
Radiators Repaired by Round Oak Heating & Plumbing
Round Oak Heating and Plumbing advertises complete radiator repairs and recure work with years of radiator experience. The ad promises an absolute guarantee on all work and notes advertisement reference 221f.
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Round Oak Heating & Plumbing Company
Joint session on Melrose bridge material bids
Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties will meet December 7 1920 at the court house to receive sealed bids for all material of the old wooden bridge near Melrose Montana. Bids due by 1 PM with a certified check. the board may reject any or all bids.
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Melrose
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Silver Bow County
Court House
Joint Board
Dillon
Veram, Baker, Lerk
Call for bids for county medical attendance contract
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids to supply resident medical and surgical attendance for the sick poor jail inmates and county needs for one year starting Jan 3 1920. Bids due Dec 7 1920 at 10 am with 10 percent certified check and performance bond. board may reject all bids. County clerk to receive bids. Vera M. Baker, clerk.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beavery County
Dillon
Vera M. Baker
Not Numerous Anyway The Quiet Life Amid Fame
A reflection from the Ohio State Journal on the quiet, secluded life as perhaps the happiest for a husband and father who keeps his car, avoids operations, and preserves his children’s health amid the rush for prominence and fame.
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Ohio State Journal
Beaverhead County Bids for Printing and Official Publications
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids at Dillon by 10 a.m. December 7 1920 for furnishing all county printing including legal advertisements blank books and official publications under 1917 laws. Bids must cover the entire contract and awarded bidders must file bond. Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners Dillon Montana November 9 1920.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Pup
Dillon
Vera M. Baker
Board of County Commissions
Pretty Breakfast Caps for Santa’s Gift
The piece describes three easy to make breakfast caps for women of all ages. It highlights ribbons net laces and flowers as typical decorative elements and notes the items are shown in a picture.
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Santa Claus
Armistice Time Sees Large Red Cross Hospital Aid
After the armistice 92 789 servicemen in American Army and Navy hospitals received Red Cross service and aid.
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America
Army and Navy
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