Town Dance News At Moose Hall This Saturday Night
Community notes report a Moose Hall dance this Saturday with local residents invited. Mentions of local figures include Blanche Bradley, M Knight, and M C Grinde, plus updates on farming, weather, and a new Dodge field service trip through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
George Rhone
Denton
Blanche Bradley
Custer Inn
Lewistown
Neihart
Bishop Barns
E. 0. Jenkins
Bank of Fergus
Jenkins
Alice Wight
Vert Neal
A. R. Mackenzie
Montana Lumber Co
Bill Wendt
Novary
Andy Kamp
Frank E. Doran Co
Dodge Field Service
Dodge
Becket Items Highlight Local Visits and Notable Cobbey Honor
Becket hosts a week long visit by Becket family members and notes incoming visitors from Idaho and Iowa. John Raugstad plans large scale poultry expansion by fall while news of a new eight pound boy reaches the Snyder and Lewistown circuits. Reverend Charles E. Cobbey, son in law of Amos Snyder, becomes president of Cotner college prompting a delayed Omaha return. Cobbey holds multiple civic roles and visits Becket before August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Knight
Chandler
The
State Bank
Pine Ridge
Finkbeiner’s
L. A. Snyder
Lewistown
L. A
M. C. Grinde
Avery
Billings
Morttana
Henry Bertram
Willis Parker
Becket
John Raugstad
J. H. McLean
Square Butte
McLean
A. N. Boomer
Mr. Boomer
Raugstad
Mr. Raugstad
Laurin
Amos
Charles E. Cobbey
Amos Snyder
Cotner © College
Lincoln
First Christian Church of
Omaha
Cobbey
Omaha Ministerial Association
Church Federation of Omaha
Lions Club
Concord Club
Masonic
Nebraska
Superstition Dying Out Among Island Inhabitants
Henry Gauvain notes in a letter to the London Times that superstition has weakened due to better mainland communication and the spread of education, once common in Channel Islanders and remote British islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Islands
Henry Gauvain
London Times
Dr. Shamon to Visit Young's Hotel for Eye Exams
Eyesight specialist Dr Shamon will be at Youngs Hotel on July 19 to examine eyes and fit glasses for headaches nervous trouble and cross eyes. He claims thirty years experience and guarantees all work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamon
Young’s Hotel
Kaufman Family Celebrates Appointments and Honor
Charles Kaufman Sr returned from Austin Minnesota and rests at the Kaufman ranch while Lafayette French, son in law, is appointed U S district attorney for Minnesota on the recommendation of Senators Kellogg and Nelson. French is a graduate of Arbor and a prominent lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kaufman, Sr
Austin
Minn
Kaufman Ranch
Kaufmans
Lafayette French
Kaufman
U. S
Minnesota
Kellogg and
Nelson
of Arbor
Grandma Lessons In Spelling From Little Gertrude
A playful cartoonish exchange shows Gertrude challenging spelling with her mother. The child insists she can spell "nothing" and jokes about a mispronounced word while family banter highlights early literacy in a humorous domestic scene.
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Grandma
Gertrude
Exinburgh
Fole Gras and Its Georgian Era Fame in Toulouse
The article explains foie gras as the French practice of fattening geese in Toulouse to enlarge their livers. It describes housing in coop systems that restrict exercise and the liver’s growth. The piece lists forms such as foie gras au naturel pate de foie gras and terrine as distinct preparations.
Paris an Ancient City in Classical Texts and Letters
The name Paris first appears in a synodal letter organizing a council at the town around A. D. 300. Julius Caesar first mentions the city as Latetia in 53 B.C., noting it as a meeting place of deputies conquered by Rome. It was the capital of the Perisil tribe, later called Gallte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Latetia
Julius Caesar
Gaw
Household Hints and Feng Shui Room Layout Caution
Household hints advise avoiding sharp angles and placing small rugs along walls. Do not stack furniture across corners as it blocks flow and leaves unintended triangular gaps.
Jennie’s Voice Gap Echoes From School to Screen
A faded clipping recalls Jennie once misheard in class as students behind her barely heard over chalkboard readings. Now married with two children she attends a neighborhood theater and reads onscreen lines aloud, drawing laughter and a quip about “Poor Eggs Change.”
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Jennie
Jennnie
Louis XIV and Court Life in the Versailles Era
The text sketches Louis XIV at Versailles during a critical moment as a chariot arrives and a concubine remarks on delays. It notes his famed autocratic stance and a quip about marriage and children, plus his role as an arbiter of fashion and a legendary war statecraft figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XIV
France
Versailles
Louis Kiv
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