Grasshopper Herding Association Holds Special Meeting
The Grasshopper herding association met at the K6 ranch on Monday with visitors J C Whitham and H M Elofson from the Dillon forest office. George Pyle hosted a birthday dinner for Mr Pyle with guests including Carl Knoll Andy Pyle Ruth Lucy Margaret Penny Helen Judge and others.
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Grasshopper Herding Association
J. C. Whitham
H. M. Elofson
Forest Office
Dillon
George Pyle
Mr. Pyle
Carl Knoll
Andy Pyle
Ruth
Lucy
Will Bauknecht
Margaret Penny
Helen Judge
Harrison Ranch
Prudie Fleming
Olive 'M. Harrison
Fleming
Rocky Ford
Colorado
W. S. Tash
Emily Taylor
T. E. Hazel
Ted Marchesseau
Deer hunting and winter logistics loom in Lakeview notes
The Lakeview correspondent reports severe cold with 25 to 30 below, slower mail service to Lakeview from Lake, Idaho, and deeper snows. Many locals hunted deer, with plentiful wildlife but challenging conditions. The piece notes school in session with Annie Handy teaching, residents at the Narrows and Skimbow ranch, and travel woes including a snow storm and mud en route to Monida and Dillon.
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Centennial Valley
Lake
Idaho
Lakeview
Mrs. A. Hayden
Alan Buck
Omaha
Wetmore
The
Narrows
Cecil Wetmore
Leonard Flint
Mary H. York
Anaconda
Culver
Monida
Dillon
Fred Hansen
Bill Gray
Local residents note travel and visits around Grant
Grant and nearby towns saw a flurry of trips and calls with Mrs. John Peterson visiting Grant on Wednesday. Dr. Burnette of upper Horse Prairie made a Dillon business trip. Several residents, including Siefkin, Schroeder, Howell families, Stockers, and Munckton, journeyed to Dillon or Butte for meetings, shopping, or purchases.
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John Peterson
Grant
Burnette
Upper Horse Prairie
Dillon
Henry Siefkin
Butte
Shriners
A. A. Schroeder
S. B. Howell
Eva
Annie Stocker
Fred Munckton
Lowell Smith
James Dodd
Agnes Pierce
Matt Kay
Frank Esterwald
Argenta School Card Party For Phonograph Funds
Mrs. Allen hosted a Saturday night card party and dance at the Argenta school to raise money for records for a new phonograph. Prizes went to Mr. Corbett and Miss Mary Knapp for first, while Mr. V. Banning and Mrs. Olsen won low scores. A similar event is planned for December 15. Mr and Mrs A H French drove to Dillon for Mr Bishop's funeral. Ernest Schaffer visited from Bromont mine. Mr and Mrs Dan McDonald and family moved to Butte for new work.
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Allen
Argenta
Corbett
Mary Knapp
Banning
Olsen
A. H. French
Dillon
Bishop
Ernest Schaffer
Bromont
Dan McDonald
Butte
Fight at Lima Has Fatal Consequences
In Cambridge Ohio a fatal confrontation occurred involving brothers William Bates of Trail Run Colorado and Cleary Bates of Summerfield Ohio and their stepmother Martha Bates. The body was sent to Lima for funeral services and interment. Snowden, about 61, had worked on local ranches for years.
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Cambridge, O
William Bates
Trail Run
Cleary ‘Bates
Summerfield
Martha Bates
Cambridge
Sherman & Reed
Lima
Snowden
Great Britain Noted for Varieties of Cows
Siam Observer notes Britain hosts a wide range of cattle breeds recognized by the Royal Agricultural Society. The piece contrasts claims about a nobleman owning Australian cows with facts that Britain boasts numerous breeds including Short horn Hereford Sussex Welsh Long horn and others across its habitat.
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Great Britain
Zebu
Royal Agricultural Society
Sussex
Galloway
Galloway Park
Lincolnshire
Devon
South Devon
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Kerry
Dexter
Siam
Native Doctor Derived Authority Shifts Africa's Day
The Missionary Herald notes native trained medical workers becoming central to Africa's new day. Louis Franck humorously depicts a native medical assistant challenging the witch doctor, asserting scientific knowledge and debunking spiritual cause.
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Africa
Missionary Herald
M. Louis Franck
Abacus Use Noted In Esthenila Shops And Bank
An English traveler in Reval observes that Esthenila shops and a bank still use the ancient abacus for arithmetic. He changes a sovereign, then pays at a post office, noting his total was figured on the bead frame.
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Finland
Reval
Esthenila
Danger in Transplanting Trees and Insect Attacks
Entomologists warn that transplanting large trees is a severe test and many trees succumb to insect attack after relocation. If a grove loses most large trees, survivors suffer moisture disruption and sun exposure, allowing borers to finish the damage and often die.
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Department of Agriculture
Milky Way Galaxy as vast celestial system
The Milky Way is described as the largest celestial object and our universe. It contains the sun and its planetary family, asteroids, satellites, comets, and stars distributed across a plane seen as a dim white band. This band marks the galaxy's greatest extent and congested view due to distance.
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Galaxy
Milky Way
Virgil’s Aeneid Recalled as Great National Epic
The fragment highlights Virgil’s Aeneid as a monumental epic tracing Aeneas from Troy to Italy and the founding of a new home after long wanderings. It emphasizes its role as a defining national epic.
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Virgil
Eas
Troy
Italy
Fish Don Adorn Themselves With Seaweed Garments
A description notes several fish that clothe themselves. The antennarius of Indian seas covers itself with seaweed tied by gelatinous strings and fastens the garments with its forefins.
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Indian Seas
Giant Among Bells at St Pauls Cathedral London
A grand tenor bell in St Pauls cathedral London weighs 62 hundredweight and stands as a notable feature among the churchs renowned bells.
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Giant Among Bells
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Woman arraigned for illegal reduction treatment
New Orleans Picayune reports a woman was arraigned for providing reduction treatment without a physician license. The piece notes the alleged offense and legal proceeding as part of city health enforcement.
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New Orleans
Mes Picayune
Virgin Queen's Statue On View At St Dunstan’s London
Believed to be the only contemporary portrait in statuary of Queen Elizabeth is placed above the vestry door of the church of St Dunstan in the West on Fleet Street London.
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St. Dunstan-in-the-Weat
Fleet Street
London
The Zest of Life in the Can It Affords
A fragmentary American Magazine line extols life’s zest and spice found in what a can affords, presenting a vivid, compact reflection on consumer perception.
Halling Dance Characteristic of Norway
The most characteristic Norwegian dance is the Halling. It is typically danced by one to three soloists in competition with music in 2 3 time in a major key.
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Norway
Prosperous Ants to Aprove Opportunities in Antesica
Editorial note urges residents to seize local chances, warning poverty possible if one declines effort. Cites H. W. Howe's Monthly stance on self-improvement and urban prospect. Emphasizes individual choice and community uplift.
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Antesica
H. W. Howe
Morals Rise as Guide Through Global Chaos
A quotation asserts that the character of individuals and the fortunes of the world depend on higher-nature choices, presenting ethics as humanity’s route out of moral chaos and darkness.
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Rufus — Ellis
Diana Monkey Named for Moon Shaped Mark
A species of monkey nicknamed Diana carries a moon relation in its name. Its head displays a distinctive white crescent shaped mark.
Tiny malarial parasite lurks inside blood cells
The malarial parasite is so small it can inhabit the interior of a human blood corpuscle. Five million such cells normally exist in a cubic millimeter of blood, about one sixth of an average drop.
Primitive Expressions of Emotion, Says Sir Richard Paget
The article quotes Sir Richard Paget noting early humans roared or grunted to show feelings and compares it to modern reactions when someone steps on another's foot in a street car.
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Sir Richard
Paget
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Argenta News
Tran
Tribune
Natures
Diana’” Monkeys
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