Klan Demonstration Draws Thousands Near Lewis Town
The Ku Klux Klan held a state ceremony on a 160 acre Moore road field ten miles west of Lewiston drawing 7 000 parked spectators and over 2 700 cars. Fireworks and two large crosses were lit while 150 guards kept order without incident. E A Jordan of St Paul spoke during the event as 5 000 to 5 500 people listened in the roped circle.
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Moore Road
Ku Klux Klan
Lewistown
Fergus
Judith Basin
E. A. Jordan
St. Paul
Carpenter’s Hall
Civilization
Democrat News
The Key to Long Living and Digestive Health
The piece notes men aged eighty five to ninety are often thin and spare rather than fat. It argues that even a middle aged man may suffer indigestion or constipation from overeating or unsuitable foods and may need a dose of Chamberlain’s Tablets to move bowels and stimul ate the stomach, suggesting this aids a long life.
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Chamberlain
Gouraud Home Pays Tribute to America in Homecoming
General H J E Gouraud returns to Havre from a U S tour praising the deep enduring friendship between France and America. He thanked Rainbow Division comrades and recalled the July 1918 battle as a turning point of the war while noting broad national enthusiasm.
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Havre
H. J. E. Gouraud
United States
America
France
Rainbow Division
Universal praise for Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
The remedy’s uniform success in relieving bowel complaints for children and adults has made it nearly universal in use. It is considered without a rival or equal by those who have used it.
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Chamberlain
Squirrel surprise ends in a loud shot
Pat and Mike hunting with one shell encounter a squirrel. Mike insists on shooting despite Pat's warning that the gun is not loaded. He fires anyway, ignoring the plea and the delay of the animal's moment.
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Pat
Mike
Lead pencils origins described in early manufacture
The origin note explains that original lead pencils used graphite cut into strips and set into wooden casings, detailing the simple fabrication method and materials involved.
Seed Corn Selection Advice For Central Montana Farmers
The article urges selecting seed corn amid a wet season with higher frost risk. It notes the history of killing frosts at Lewistown Utica and Valentine and advises choosing ears from standing main stalks, prefer two ear Flint corn, and drying methods to prevent touching ears. Emphasizes selecting before frosts and drying storage in dry ventilated spaces.
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Montana
Central Montana
Lewistown
Utica
Valentine
State Agronomy Department
The Brave Man. Redd He Lets Wife Drive His Car
Fragmentary text notes a debate about a man nicknamed The Brave Man with remarks on his acceptance of his wife driving his car when he is away. The wording is incomplete and unclear.
Father Says Kids Are Full of Pep and Ginger
A playful exchange quotes Freddie explaining why his parents call the children seasoned. Freddie recalls dad describing the kids as full of pep and ginger, revealing a family joke about their lively temperaments.
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Freddie
Information Wanted Anna Blaser Missing Since August 14
ALBERT BLASER of Milltown Montana seeks news of his daughter Anna Blaser last seen August 14. He asks anyone with information to contact him with details.
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Anna Blaser
Albert Blaser
Milltown
Mont
Harvard student on positive life view from prodigal son
A Harvard student in Outlook praises the prodigal son for ambition and grit. He argues the younger son's six virtues and one vice, contrasting the older son's six vices and one virtue, and says God favored the young man for his adventurous spirit.
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Harvard
Genius allied to industry and perseverance
The speaker notes how famous creators faced early failures from Paderewski to Verdi, Irving, Shelley, Edison, and Chopin. Each built genius through relentless practice and self-driven effort, transforming potential into exceptional achievement, illustrating that greatness arises from persistence.
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Paderewski
Europe
Verdi
Ernani
Henry Irving
Shelley
Edison
Chopin
Plano
William George Jordan
Federal Reserve System praised as strongest banking framework
By CRAIG B. HAZLEWOOD President Association of Reserve City Bankers. The Federal Reserve System is hailed as the United States’ best banking structure built for currency and credit stability through war and inflation. The piece warns against political influence and urges safeguarding the system’s independence and competency.
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Craig B. Hazlewood
Association of Reserve City Bankers
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Act
First Bank of the
United States
Federal Reserve
American Flour Regains Hold in Portuguese East Africa Markets
American flour is regaining a share of the market in Portuguese East Africa as direct steamer service starts. Before the war American wheat flour supplied most bread making, but wartime transport and government controls nearly excluded it. now imports are rebounding per consul Cecil M. P. Cross and Laurence Marques.
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Portuguese East Africa
Cecil M. P. Cross
Laurence Marques
Mutes Gather for Companionship at Brooklyn Bridge
A group of deaf men, returning from night work, meet every morning at the Brooklyn bridge to socialize and discuss world affairs, reasserting their connection to human relationships despite their inability to talk.
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Brooklyn Bridge
New York Sun
New Coal Burning Method Improves Heat With Pulverized Fuel
A new coal burning process pulverizes coal like flour and blows the powder into the furnace. The fine stream spreads like gas and burns efficiently with no ashes. Ford has installed this method at the River Rouge plant.
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Ford
River Rouge
Butte Mine Region Described As World’s Largest Camp
Butte Montana is depicted as a major mining center resembling a world class camp with about 80 000 residents when operations are active and roughly 15 000 workers employed in the mines. Total mine output across copper silver gold and lead since production began amounts to about 1 500 000 000 dollars.
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Butte
Montana
Making Capitalists Out of Workmen
An essay argues workers should become capitalists by saving and building reserves to reduce labor waste. It credits the Federal Reserve and sound currency for stability and urges bank advertising to sell workers on investment, claiming savings spur full work and lessen layoffs.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Ysqua J
Wade
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Gouraud
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Hedges Real Estate Co
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Prodigal Son
C. B. Hazlewood
Festus J. Wade
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