Women Reform Roads With Bicycle And Brooms
Ten years of change in public road care shows women taking action. In East Lynn twenty bicycle girls fixed sections of road, while Cincinnati workers cleaned streets with brooms and shovels. The call goes out for a national Road Parliament to gather expertise from state highway commissioners and civil engineers.
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The Man Who Captures Animals for a Great Estate
R W Rock a famed Northwest hunter and guide from Henry Lake Idaho visits Boseman with an elk and deer lord for Charles Baches who plans a Gallatin valley park for wildlife. Rock, six feet tall, muscular and Westernly styled, has lived at Henry Lake seven years and is famed for mountain travel and snow work.
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Dick Hock
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Boseman
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Charles Baches
Gallatin Valley
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Mr. Hock
Turning the Tables in a Courtroom Plea Farce
A Florida Times-Union tale shows a lawyer exaggerating poverty in a bid for alimony. The judge questions the destitute client who replies she is a puree and employed as a Moe te hs ahemaw, provoking restrained laughter.
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Moe Te Hs Ahemaw
Typewriters Durable Despite Misuse and Myths
The New York Sun reports typewriters are extremely durable with proper care. Many operators neglect mechanism details, causing jams and wear. regular maintenance and careful use can extend a high grade machine’s life from ten to fifty years.
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New York Sun
Uncle Buck Anthony Demonstrates Notable Rifle Skill
The Early County News recounts Uncle Buck Anthony as the region's best shot, capable of feats at forty yards with a Winchester and threading a seed through a board. The tale includes Squire Esquire, age 70, buying a rifle loaded with 180 bullets per pound and shooting through a gimlet hole, claiming 129 straight holes, and clipping bee wings at 100 yards.
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Jeune Lamb
Ea Gate
Squire
Mixed Metaphors From a Tennessee Newspaper Card
Journal bits quote a Tennessee paper with crass metaphors about editors rivals and venomous tongues. It mentions Jeanie Harlow visiting friends returning home and Mary Pudiey of New Bridge Paris. The item parodies opinions on politics and public figures, referencing a Paris exhibition bridge over the Seine and Boston as a modern Athens.
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Wolf
Jeanie Harlow
Mina Jennie
Ship of State
Mary Pudiey
Paris
Seine
Eide of
Pont Neuf
Where Farming Pays in the Northwest Wheat Era
In a drought era the Northwest faces wheat prices under fifty cents a bushel amid uncertain weather. Farmers adapt with new planting, careful budgeting, and shifting crop strategies as the season unfolds.
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