Romance and Oil Deal Tie Montana to Wisconsin Bride
In a Montana to Wisconsin tale, Putnam of Grass Range closes a lease amid growing ties with landowner Miss Winifred Genevieve Bauschbach of Madison, a Roundup native and Wisconsin music teacher. The homesteader from Big Wall country recalls hardship and eventual title, while Putnam’s postwar garage work and marriage plans unfold amid oil exploration.
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Montana
Wisconsin
Putnam
Grass Range
Babbene
Winifred Genevieve Bauschbach
Madison
Wis
Roundup
Miss Banschbach
Big Wall
Sam
Banschbach
X Conservatory
L L. Putnam
Nate Roe Aeane
Pueblo Flood Tragedy Causes Heavy Loss and Mortality
A great flood from the Arkansas and Fountain rivers inundates Pueblo Colorado causing massive property damage and a high death toll. By 4 a.m. bridges and communications are wrecked and many families lose belongings as identification of victims proceeds.
Unclear dialogue fragment hints at marital strain
Fragmentary exchange shows a marital dispute with lines about expected work and habituation, leaving reader to infer tension and role expectations within the marriage.
Governor Shoup seeks 20 million for flood relief in Colorado
Pueblo, June 6. Governor Oliver H. Shoup requests the United States place 20 million dollars at Colorado's command for flood relief. He telegrams Senators Phipps and Nicholson urging fast action to fund construction of 26 large bridges and highway repairs in the Arkansas river valley. Transportation into Pueblo from north and east is limited while federal aid is sought.
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Pueblo
Col
Oliver H. Shoup
United States
Uni
Lawrence Phipps
Samuel D. Nicholson
Colorado
Washington
Valley of Arkansas
Tribnd
H. Shoup
Noted Kansas City socialite acquits in murder case
Kansas City June 5 Denzel Chester freed today after acquittal on the charge of having killed Miss Florence. He was released from custody last night on bonds totaling 22,500 dollars. He faces three remaining cases including two auto theft charges and a concealed weapons count.
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Kansas City
Denzel Chester
Yes Day
Florence
Liberty
Hev
Nigl
Borfis
Home Front Anxiety Grows Over Possible German Westward War Move
Fragmentary wartime note hints at expanding German threat as Allied forces reassess to counter a potential western push. Unclear specifics leave readers awaiting official directives and combat readiness updates.
President Harding Seeks Civilian Duty At Naval Academy
In a commencement address at the Naval Academy Amapplis Maryland June 2 President Harding pledges no war unless a worthy cause and urges graduates to defend the republic with a conscience. He emphasizes a balanced policy of readiness and restraint to preserve civilization and American ideals.
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Amapplis
Faraing
Naval Academy
Eune
Wien
Harding
Ewing
Gig
Etense
Gee
Mier
Automary Amity
America
Republic of Conscience
Acre
Frantz Corporation reports profits and Montana leases
Frantz Corporation posts profits of 57,877.42 for period to April 30, 1921, notes $324,900 assets and $169,722.21 net current assets. The company holds 6,000 acres in Cat Creek Montana with leases, a government 80 acre lease, and interests in 20 wells producing 1,600 barrels daily. It lists Salt Creek and Brown's Coulee operations and Blackshot Indian reservation leases with pending and current drilling plans.
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Denver
Frantz Corporation
James G. Stanley
Casper
Stanley
Cat Creek
Montana
Salt Creek
Brown’s Coulee
Have; Mont
Blackshot Indian Reservation
The Ladies Aid Club Announces Week of Events
The Ladies Ald announces a one week front today featuring three events organized by Shiersbn's. Local volunteers prepare activities, sales, and service projects to benefit the community.
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Shiersbn
Black Panther Plans Ten-Well Drilling Action
Black Panther representatives from Philadelphia inspected eastern Seere county oil districts and reportedly will drill ten wells in section 5 15 26 by late fall. The Tip O Neill well in the Cat Creek field was cemented with 40 sacks of special cement and will be tested after setting for about ten days.
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Black Panther Company
Philadelphia
Lewistown
Teigen
Tip’ O’neill
Cat Creek
Tilden Wins World Tennis Titles in St Cloud Final
William T. T. Tilden of Philadelphia defeats Washer of Belgium in straight sets to claim both grass and hard court world championships at St Cloud.
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St. Cloud
William T.T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Washer
Belgium
Earthquake Tremors Rattle Bearmouth Homes
Earth tremors in Bearmouth on a recent night shook houses severely and spurred fear of a cliffside collapse. Residents reported momentary toppling fears as the quake rattled structures along Guspe.
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Bearmouth
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Germany
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Sonpolaiie Levies
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George Creel
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W. Main St
Hazel Freed
State Bank Building
E. K. Cheadle
Bank Electric
Lewistown, Mont
Denton
Drs. Pierce & Cox
F. L. Orton
Black Panther
Wells
Tilden
First National Bank
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