Returning troops greet women in Georgia homecoming
In Ga on February 7 a St Mihiel transport arrived beyond Tybee bar and was met by the cutter Yamacraw and tug McCauley. Governor Thomas W Hardwick Mayor Paul Sea Brook and other officials joined the quaran party and army officers aboard St Mihiel as bells whistles and sirens cried through the city and river craft joined the celebration.
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Laon
America
Yapiacraw
McCauley
Tybee ‘Bar
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Paul E. Seabrook
Old Man Fishing Tale Slips Into Public Notice
A garbled passage set in Kentucky describes a man speaking to an old fisherman by a rain pool while a public notice from the Interior Department appears. The fragment ends with a Montana official’s notice dated February 8 and mentions witnesses and a registration.
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Kentucky
Jake
Notice of Closing of Registration Books for Grass Range Election
Notice is given that the registration books for the Grass Range municipal election to be held Monday April 2 1923 will close at 6 oclock P M on February 16 1922 or those who failed to vote at the last election may register for said election
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Grass Range
Pebronry
Russell Pictures Display Six Frontier Portraits For Review Subscribers
Montana artist Charles M. Russell lends his frontier portraits to subscribers of the Review. Six 18 by 12 inch prints on heavy plate paper will be sent to new cash subscribers regardless of address. The scenes depict old west life and Montana history, framed as art treasures for Montana homes.
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Charles M. Russell
Montana
Don’t Delay Orders Urgently for In-Demand Pictures
Readers urged to place requests early as demand for photographs rises. Officials emphasize swift ordering to secure limited prints.
Strathmore Script Cabinet of Stationery Gift Idea
A personal gift idea suggests a Strathmore Script Cabinet of Stationery for men. It notes printing or engraving the recipient’s name on letterheads and envelopes for a customized present.
Lady Washington Colonial Club Stationery Set
A high grade stationery for ladies and club use featuring 125 sheets and 125 envelopes in a single box with velum finish.
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Washington Colonial Club
Printer's Duty to Offer Suggestions for Christmas Stock
The printer states it is their duty to offer suggestions to colleagues to have the Christmas stationery printed and ready for delivery on the proper date. They clarify they do not sell unprinted stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campeniens Ds Sette
Montana Legislature Passes Bills on Salaries Bonds and Tax
Legislative notes show four bills aimed at reducing costs and improving financial oversight. Bills endow schools, require sinking funds for bonds, amortize school bonds, and reduce state officer salaries. Other actions include oil tax reform, hunting license data, and drafting changes on auditing and parole duties. Senate and house leaders sign bills for governor consideration as debates continue on taxation and judicial structure.
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Amie Seine Acig
Boards
Courtlaron Weird Conceran
D. C. Kenyon
Blaine County
Walter Pope
Missoula County
L M. Brandford
Senate
House
Montana
House Committee On Oil and Gas
Ways and Means Committee
Industrial Accident Board
State Consolidated Boards
Leuthold
Stillwater County
Story
John OC. Cronk
Blaine
William H. Butterman
Gallatin
Valston
Kohrs Bielenberg
Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge
I G. Denny
Lowndes
Charles R. Swift
Florence Kerr Facey
Philips
Committee On Public Morals
Committee On Public Morals, Charities and Reforms
Carlson
Pope
Missoula
Scharnikow
Powell
Committee On Judiciary
Siegfriedt
Ways and Means
State Highway Commission
Dixon
Brandford
Duffy
Hill
Maury
Abbottah
Man Fights Crew to Make Good His Tram Purchase
Olaf Jansen a recent thesis student claimed to pay cash for a tram by confronting a six foot stranger who offered to sell the vehicle for 100 dollars after boasting of earning 200000 on a fare. They separated as the stranger directed Jansen to ride the car back and report a new ownership.
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Man
Crew
Passaic
Hoboken
Treot
Ain
Olaf Jansen
Thesi Mes Ge
Jansen
Canary Sings On Command At Washington Poultry Show
A Saint Andrews roller canary trained to sing on command was presented to Mrs. Harding by Miss Albertina Schlenhofer. The trained bird was exhibited at the Washington poultry show, drawing attention in the exhibit hall.
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Saint Andrews
Harding
Albertina Schlenhofer
Washington
Vikings Will Sell Engines Voyage to South America
A Swedish Viking vessel manned by salesmen will sail to South America bearing literature on up to date railroad engines. Swedish locomotive builders delivered the 200th locomotive on an order from the Soviet Union. A 500 ton steam yacht, bought in Spain, will be fitted for the expedition under a Swedish navy commander with a crew from a recent round the world cruise. The president and experts will direct the mission visiting most South American republics. Sweden exports locomotives to Russia though the order from the Soviet was reduced.
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Stockholm
Sweden
South America
Spain
Russia
Remnant of Lost Tribes Reach Erivan Armenia
Thirteen families believed part of the lost tribes carried into captivity by Babylonia arrived in Erivan Armenia via a Near East relief cablegram. They fled Uramia Persia over mountains with ox teams and on foot. A rabbi Vanock Siminiv carried records linking the Israelite colony at Uramis with the tribes. Of those who started the journey only 47 adults and 88 children survived.
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Chicago
Babylonia
Erivan
Armenia
Near East Relief
Uramia
Persia
Vanock Siminiv
Uramis
Six pennies found in chicken gizzard in Martins Ferry
Six pennies worn smooth were found in the gizzard of a chicken belonging to Mrs. Harry Roe, wife of a local banker, in Martins Ferry Ohio. The discovery was noted by a commentator and described as likely due to the fowl’s digestive system.
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Martins Ferry
Harry Roe
Doomed by Poor Farming in Maya Settlement Decline
The Maya used advanced timekeeping but practiced crude farming by burning forests to clear fields. After few crops they left fields fallow and shifted to new plots, letting brush reclaim land and choking crops. Repeated burning may have turned forests to grasslands and driven population movement. Morley disputes epidemics as the cause.
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Morley
Wise Provision of Nature Delivers Marital Matches
An essay notes that in southern Slav populated Europe a young man seeks a wife in a neighboring village, while American villagers rely on Nature. It asserts half of local schoolteachers become wives, due to newness and distant suitors, with girls leaving for teaching after college and returning years later to attract suitors.
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Europe
Philadelphia Inquirer
College Rules at Hamilton College 1818
Rules outline student subordination with class tokens of respect. Twentieth century freshmen and sophomores keep old titles while senior and junior sophisters become seniors and juniors. Undergraduate conduct requires bearing larger tokens to reflect standing in college.
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Hamilton College
Clinton
N. J
Halloween Hunt Sparks Boy's Brief First Love
A boy of sixteen recalls a Halloween hunt in a country town where girls hid and fellows searched. He meets a visiting girl of about fifteen in a hayloft, falls in love, but she returns to the city the next morning and he never sees her again.
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Chicago Journal
Look Ahead and Shape Our Destiny
A fragmented editorial urges looking ahead to avoid disaster and to shape our own path. It encourages awareness and planning, suggesting action with eyes open to meet future situations and craft personal fate. The piece reads as a call to proactive thinking and self reliance.
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Scrueenea
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Lewistown
Ment
Ars Gee Aan Gaimast
Marks
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Vikings
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