Community notes in Maiden canyon and school unit vote
Local page reports a Sunday visit to Maiden canyon by the Lairds and Giles with Mrs. Chris Christensen of Bozeman visiting. Town residents push Saturday vote for the county unit school system. election board listed. Multiple local figures mentioned include George Breckenridge, Ed Johnson, Ed OConnor, and Prof. Davis with school and community events noted.
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George Breckenridge
Gile
Dudley
Giles
Chris Christensen
Bozeman
Moose Hall
J. H. Charters
I. B. Hedge
A. G. Gillespie
W. A. Buntin
Davis
Charlie Niswanger
George Rhone
Ed O’connor
Ed Johnson
George
H. W. Rathbun
O. H. Houghton
Cush
Harry Shierson
Ant
Harry
Young’s
Grass Range
Grass Ra anglers clash with farmers over fishing access
Grass Ra sportsmen spent Sunday on Flatwillow Fork fishing well and plan to defend continued access after farmers along north fork blocked fish planting sites and roads. They note 200 000 fingerlings released on South Fork and criticize Roundup for not helping streams while arguing for public fishing rights.
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Flatwillow
North Fork
Dave Wheeler
South Fork
Montana
T. A. Berkin
Berkin
Flavo flour ad sparks war of words in Winnett Times
The Winnett Times criticizes Paul W. Koenitz for promoting Flavo flour as a booster product for Petroleum county. The letter questions his commitment, suggests relocation of his flour mill and a light plant, and accuses him of political double dealing and bluffing over a supposed division.
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Paul W. Koenitz
Petroleum County
Winnett
Koetitz
Winnett Times
the Times
Vacationers and town growth brighten Battrick scene
Junior Butler Emil McWort enjoy vacation on L. S. Butler ranch while Ryan and Butler move the Ray Brown house into Battrick for Mr Butler to open a pool hall. John Kinnick family visited Hathron home on Flatwillow creek as Melchert road contractor promises good roads for Grass Range to Roundup tourists after rain.
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Junior Butler
Emil McWort
L. S. Butler Ranch
Joe Ryan
Omaha
Neb
Ryan & Butler
Ray Brown
Mr. Butler
Battrick
Ryan
John Kinnick
Hathron
Flatwillow Creek
Melchert
Robins Most Plentiful Bird in the Country
The robin is stated as the most common bird in the United States based on bird censuses. It is described as a welcome rural presence, remembered in literature, and intimately at home among people.
Limited Knowledge of Neighbors Sparks Gossip in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Gadder questions the kind of people who moved in next door while Mrs. Herdie withholds talk. Neighbors describe the family as six boys, old furniture, two togs, a van dispute, and a Smith as the surname, highlighting rumors over their background.
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Mrs. Gadder
Thelame
Smith
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
February's Place in Early Roman Calendar Restored
A historical note explains February was not in the Romalian year until Numa added January and February. The two months were fixed at the ends until 452 B C when February received its present position in the calendar.
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Numa
Unclear Phrase About Belgian Car Terminology
The user offers a garbled description claiming a Belgian car term translates to a fast vehicle. The text contains nonsensical phrases and invented terms, with no coherent factual reporting, dates, or named entities to summarize into a news-style item.
Farm resident seeks liniment to cure rheumatism at home
A man on a local farm reported sudden rheumatic pain and asked for another bottle of liniment to keep at home, hoping the remedy would help him recover without leaving the house.
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Patton Mille
Power of Suggestion in Healing Cited by Professor Cove
A London professor argues that many ailments respond to suggestion from doctors. He notes that the mere suggestion can produce the desired therapeutic effect, reflecting the era’s faith in mental influence on health.
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Cove
London
Fragmentary Field Notes on Insects and Flora
The readable text mentions crickets and their relatives along with scattered phrases about catching by the leg and instantaneous action. No clear event or identifiable individuals emerge from the fragments.
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Maiden Canyon
Ed Shierson
Frank Miles
Gold Reef
Arthur Rahn
Montana Flour Mills
McLeans
Becket
Fergus County Sheep Co
Dengel
Marion Burke
Forbes’ Leslie
Henry Sibbert
Mons Teigen
Fergus County
Fergus Co. Sheep Co
Olaf Hike
J. L. Larson
C. L
Less Kinnick’s
Larson Junior
Navy
T. B
Johnson City
Jim Morse
Jim
Wisconsin
Indiana
R. J. French
Jupiter Pluvius
Milwaukee
Main Street
Custer
Miss Adam
Miss Hathaway
Miss Rauch
Lewistown
Rauch
Annis Barnes
Prof. Davis
Winifred
Miss Fouts
Barnes
East
Mrs. Frederings
Hathaway Ranch
Piper
Royal Tailor
Russell
Union Alls
R. & J. Clothing Co
Star Brand
Palace Mercantile Co
Farmers’ Elevator
Slater & Barclay
Belgium
Tose
L. Jones
Box Olney
Judith Steam Laundry
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