Dillon Stores To Close Early Each Evening
From the Tribune dated September 28, 1888. Sixteen Dillon business houses sign an agreement to close at 8 o clock every weekday except Saturday, effective until May 1 next year. Democratic and Harrison Morton clubs are organized with youth as officers, while older members step back as the campaigns begin. Sage chickens and grouse are being shot by sportsmen on the town’s outskirts, with flocks seen over the city last week.
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the Tribune
Dillon
Democratic Campaign Club
Stiles’ Hall
Harrison and Morton
Hunters Find 1812 Flintlock in Remote Canyon
Two Lima railroad men exploring Clearwater country discovered an ancient flintlock stamped 1812 in a secluded canyon. They encountered Lemhi Indians nearby and kept a wide berth. High five remains popular with women, but stud and draw still rule downtown games with high stakes.
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The
Tribune
Lima
Clearwater Country
Polaris Smelter At Full Blast With 25 Men Employed
The Polaris smelter is running at full speed and twenty five workers are employed in and around the facility. Over one hundred men are at work on preliminary construction for the Lima dam under contractor Ben Hager and supervisor George Metlen.
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the Tribune
Polaris
Lima Dam
Ben Hager
George Metlen
Florida
Wisconsin
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Week
Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending September 22 1928. The notices include property conveyances and recorded titles reflecting transfers between individuals and local entities in the Beaverhead area.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
.List of Montana real estate and mining deeds and notices
A collection of deed transfers and notices including warranty, quitclaim, and bargain and sale deeds for properties in Dillon and Lima Montana plus mining location notices and declaratory statements. It also contains a Home Safety advisory urging precautions to prevent accidents at home and listing simple safety tips.
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Dillon Implement Company
Margaret Butala
Barnett
Dillon
Montana
Sarah A. Lewis
Anna Pierce
Frank Sladers
Lima
Guy L. Pierce
Gordon A. Bradford
H. T. Kraabel
Charles H. West
Harriet L. Boatman
Peter Spritzer
Eagle Nest
Loss Creek
Treaverhead County
T. W. Ellis
Ida
Argument on Common Sense Sparks Chronicle Letter
A San Francisco Chronicle letter argues that prejudice against another’s common sense is futile, urging readers to reconsider viewpoints and engage constructively. The piece reflects a local public discourse tone and emphasizes reason over bias.
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San Francisco Chronicle
The Use of Force and its Limits Quote
A concise reflection on the temporary nature of force arguing that coercion only provides a momentary subduing. It emphasizes ongoing effort, governance, and the perpetual challenge of subduing without lasting peace.
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Edmund Burke
Leyden Street Connecting Plymouth Rock Was First Pilgrim Route
Leyden Street in Plymouth merges into Water Street and leads to Plymouth Rock. It is described as the first street built by the Pilgrim Fathers. The historic route marks early colonial urban layout and transportation origins.
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Leyden Street
Plymouth
Water Street
Plymouth Rock
Physician's First Duty: Put Yourself in Patient's Place
Quote attributed to Lord Lister on medical ethics stresses empathy as the core physician responsibility. It frames patient-centered care as essential rule guiding medical practice.
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Lord Lister
Penney backs Hoover for President in Florida
J C Penney, head of a major U S chain, remains a lifelong Democrat but declares support for Herbert Hoover. He urges farm relief and prohibition, arguing Hoover can strengthen farming and business, while criticizing Governor Smith's grasp of farm issues and competence.
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Herbert Hoover
J. C. Penney
Smith
J.C. Penney
Mr. Penney
Bete
Florida
Wyoming
Middle Western States
Tam Adry
Hoover
Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right
Historical ad recounts Dr Caldwell’s 1875 approach using simple vegetable laxatives and herbs for constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and mood. Praises Syrup Pepsin combining senna with pepsin as gentle safe non narcotic remedy suited for elderly and children. Free trial by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Dept. BB
Monticello
Illinois
Origin of Common Words and Medical Terms
Hygela Magazine explains word origins for delirium tremens depilatory and lumbago from Latin roots. It notes morphine namesake Morpheus, god of sleep, and outlines how these terms reflect their meanings and uses in medicine and anatomy.
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Morpheus
Hygela Magazine
Scarecrow Finds Coins Worth About 250 Dollars in Trier
A farmer near Trier Germany heard a clinking from a scarecrow in a winter wind. He discovered coins in the scarecrow pocket and cashed them in Trier recently for nearly 250 dollars.
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Trier
Germany
Boiled Rhetoric and Halfbaked Ends
A correspondent muses that after all there are worse fates than hard boiled status and jokes that halfbaked ideas illustrate poorer outcomes than firm resolve. The brief writes to entertain with a wry, compact observation.
Montana Constitutional Amendment on County Commissioners Districts
Notice of an amendment submission to Montana voters at the next general election to change section four of Article XVI. The amendment creates three county commissioners per county elected from three districts with district boundaries set and adjustable by the county board under district court guidance. It outlines term lengths, district assignments, and procedures for vacancies and boundary changes. The act was approved March 7, 1927, and certified July 14, 1928 by Secretary of State John W. Mountjoy.
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Montana
Frem
Legislative Assembly
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Congress
United States OF America
State OF Montana
John W. Mountjoy
Helena
King Alfonso Talks on Electron Science and Travel
The article presents King Alfonso discussing talking pictures and the electron as real. It contrasts science with politics, praising progress and the role of scientists Thomson and Davisson. It argues soul, matter, and consciousness shape existence and notes human impact on the earth.
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King Alfonso
British Association For the Advancement of Science
William Bragg
Heart and Tongue Move Without Brain Direction
The San Francisco Chronicle notes that the heart and the tongue are the two muscles that operate autonomously without input from the brain.
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San Francisco Chronicle
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Bayer
Mabel Whitworth Wagner
Argenta Mining Company
Victory
Talisman
Montana Mining District
Beaverhead County
Mark Twain
National Safety Council
Foley
F. M. Platte
Peoria
Ilinois
Geo. M. Gosman
Pop
Phil Copeland
LOPG
Phil
Penney Lands
Penney
MR. Hoover
Par
Hope
Opnssses
Governor Smith
DR. Caldwell
Scarecrow
Spain
Fox Movietone
Iitlons Amt Oe
Aerested Okong
Christ Columbus
Alfonso
Earth
Thomson
Davisson
Columbia University
Big Telephone Company Laboratories
Aristotle
Diljon
Moni
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