Town and Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Blanche Sweet in Her Unwilling Husband at Grand Saturday. Masquerade planned at Bat trick next week. Death of Henry Fleharty’s father in Town. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Lefferts. Fred Ricks ranch dance planned for the 19th with lunch. W M Weber and family travel to coast after selling home. Red Cross at post office next week urging donations. Judge E W Mettler dies in California. Montana funeral crowd attends. Gile family moves. Jaspers to occupy former home. School bake sale clears $30. Thanksgiving ads by merchants. Armistice Day observed with Lewistown orchestra for Legion dance. Montana Development Association launches summer fallow program with Hardy Campbell to lecture. pamphlets prepared for farmers.
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Blanche Sweet
Battrick
Henry Fleharty
Montana Development Association
Montana
Camigh
Development Association
Hardy W. Campbell
Pbell
Ted
Armers
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
Mr and Mrs C B Jaspar thank everyone for kindness and floral offerings during their recent bereavement.
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C B. Jaspar
Roy Gardner Recaptured After Santa Fe Station Capture
Phoenix authorities identified the bandit captured at the Santa Fe station as Roy Gardner by fingerprints. Gardner escaped the McNeill Island federal penitentiary on September 5 and was involved in an attempted mail car robbery.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Santa Fe
Roy, Gardner
McNeill Island
Homeward Prodigal Seeks Mother in Busy Homecoming
In a Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger column a man hurries home to see his mother after a long absence. Despite meals and a visit, he returns to his routine soon after arriving, illustrating the pull of home and mother in a concise, affectionate study of family ties.
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Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger
Carry Photographs in Hats
A New York Sun note reports men paste pictures inside hat crowns as a new way to keep loved ones close. A hotel hat check room attendant says many checked hats display photos of girls, elderly women, or children to help verify correct hats at return.
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New York Sun
Leaf's Inestimable Value in Reforestation Debate
Martin E. Davey tells the House of Representatives that the leaf is the vital link in life. He says leaves transform minerals into usable food for plants and animals and that water and salt are the only elements humans can directly ingest.
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Martin E. Davey
House of Representatives
Toy Makers Leaving Germany Centered in Nuremburg
The Scientific American notes over eighty German villages rely on toy making but face shrinking orders. Skilled toymakers emigrating to England and possibly America worsen the decline. Nuremburg, the toy hub, also loses tourists, a twin source of local prosperity.
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Germany
England
America
Nuremburg
Scientific American
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Charles Lefferts
Fred Ricks
S. Clark
Lewistown
Mrs. Clark
Hofer Bros
Winger Ranch
Canada
Red Cross
E. W. Mettler
California
Judge Mettler
R. Damico
Lillian Parente
Miss Parente
Palace Merc
C. B. Jaspar
Steve Gile
W. M. Weber
Giles
Jaspars
Domestic Science Department
Legion Dance
Albert Seaholm
T. M. Shaw
Moore
Joe McIntyre
Joe
Custer Inn
Legion Notes
Sanderson Post
Post
Houghton
Resor
Arthur Dahl
Neal
Roy Gardner
Son
Patrick
Mackinaws
Russell
R. & J. Clothing Co
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