Learning Dad's Business at Washington Mills
Cornelius A Wood son of William M Wood president of the American Woolen company works as a wool sorter in the Washington mills storehouse at Lawrence earning ten dollars weekly. He enlisted in the navy as a recruit won a commission as ensign and was discharged as a lieutenant junior grade.
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Cornelius A. Wood
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Washington Mills
Lawrence
Navy
Poem Seller Dismisses New Book To Customer
A friend checks how a poetry book is received in a department store. The sales girl replies they have many other books just as good, instead of confirming Twanglyre's latest title.
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Twanglyre
They Ventured Through San Francisco Arts Scene
They toured Chinatown seals museums and the spaghetti tunnel in Bay Street then watched the Frangipani parade in Peacock Alley. One companion asked if the other liked art, and she replied with enthusiasm about hitting a big city with an artery in it.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Bay Street
Peacock Alley
Law
Foundation of True Beauty Reflects Noble Character
A timeless meditation on beauty arising from love and truth. The piece argues true beauty comes from a radiant soul whose depth grows with time, transforming any face into enduring beauty beyond appearances.
Siberian rivers freeze but fish stay vibrant under ice
Each year several Siberian rivers freeze to the bottom while fish remain healthy in the ice. When spring melts the ice the fish resume active life, suggesting resilience and continued vitality despite months of entrapment.
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Siberia
Treasure State Notes and Official Updates
Missoula veterans condemn an Episcopal address by Rev S H Gately. Fort Benton land sale receipts total 144647 with 8127 acres sold at 17.80 per acre, all in Chouteau county. An ancient balancing scale from Fort Benton is now in Helena. Missoula Creamery seeks warrants to recover 2500 stolen milk bottles amid disputes over bottle returns. Blood poisoning question arises in an elevator injury case at St Anthony and Dakota Elevator. Prof M F Snow resigns from Montana State College to Georgia Tech. Fire escapes to be installed at Miles City Industrial School. Automobile license collection rises. state collector reports 6000 in three months. Montana teachers expect 500 in convention. 6000 teachers exist overall. Livingston to vote on McLeod Island park site. Great Falls to host Montana Poultry show January. Influenza and spotted fever tick up in weekly health report. Red Cross to hire a public health nurse in Lewis and Clark county. Legal suit seeks 3426.93 recovery from West Coast accident firm Galen & Mettler against Western Accident & Indemnity.
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Fort Benton
Sidney Miller
Register of State Lands
George B. Hopkins
Chouteau County
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Ind
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Arlington Cemetery
Henri Coquelet
Washington
State Department
Niagara Falls
Belgium
Niagara Paths
Maicon Passe
New France
Fieret
Missoula
County War Veterans’ Association
S. H. Gately
Episcopal Church
Helena
N. Magraw
State Bank
N. Hawkins
Magraw
A. EB. Spriggs
State Industrial Accident Board
St. Anthony
IF. C. Snow
Montana State College
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta, Ga
St. C. Kneale
Bozeman
Miles City
State Board of Examiners
Mentrum
George P. Porter
State Fire Prevention Bureau
Board of Examiners
C.J. McAllister
Secretary of State
Montana State Teachers’ Association
U. St. Foote
Teachers’ Association
Montana
Livingston
Mcleod Island
Yellowstone River
Johnson
Great Falls
Montana State Poultry Association
State Board of Health
Lewis and Clark County
The
American Red Cross
Society For Peace Time
Albert J. Galen
Frank W. Mettler
Galen & Mettler
Western Accident & Indemnity Company
E. H. Brundage
Undertaker Dillon Ntana
Burke Auto
Ned Burke
Prop
Black Res
Black
Dillon Furniture CO
General Furniture Distributors
the Crystal Laundry
H. H. Sato
Sebree and
Montana Sts
J. Carhart
Annabel Desmond
St. Pacific St. Dillon
Telephone
the Tribune Book Store
Aualladd
Standard Lumber and Coal Co
E. Blinn
North
Montana St
Dillon, Mont
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Box
Butte, Mont
Blishers
Tribune “Book
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