Montana Pharmacists Meet Opens Convention Sports Program
The annual Montana pharmacists convention opens today for two days with a sports and business program. A. Chathlegis chairs the organizing committee and prizes from manufacturers will be awarded at Tuesday’s dance. Events include yard dashes, relay races, swimming, diving, ball throwing, and a king of the raft aquatics contest, with divers, swimmers, and other athletes competing for prizes. The convention schedule features 9:30 a.m. opening, committee reports, discussions on aquar inn state legislation and fair trade issues, and an informal Tuesday evening program.
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Dante
What's Worth While at Marlow and Land of Hope at Antlers
A Paramount picture What’s Worth While stars Claire Windsor and Louis Caller at the Marlow theater with a strong cast and repeat show tonight. Alice Brady shines in The Land of Hope at the Antlers theater, a Humble People drama opening yesterday, directed by BE Griffit with Robert Milton’s scenario.
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Lois Weber
Marlow Theater
Claire Windsor
Louis Caller
Alice Brady
Weir
Land of Hope
Antlers
Hattons
Frederick
Airie
Robert Milton
Fred Myton
BE. H. Griffit
Japan faces Far East conference plans amid fear and hope
Japanese press debates emigration, trade openness, and a united stand with the United States as Tokyo weighs participation in a Washington backed Far East conference. Officials expect days before Tokio replies while factions push for a broad agenda including China, supervision of emigration, and treated nations.
Japan delays reply to disarmament conference invitation
Tokyo reports astonishment at the delay in answering President Harding's invitation for Japan to participate in the disarmament conference. The invitation arrived July 11 and was answered July 4, with officials noting the significance of the matter.
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Associated
Bark and Moss 15 Russ Menu Says Report
Moscow dispatch reports crop damage in Kybatia and Black Sea regions from insects. Special stalis organized and part of the army mobilized to destroy pests. In Turkestan heavy rains destroyed irrigation works, intermitting rail communications. government appeals to Moscow for aid.
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Black Sea
Turkestan
Iowa Soldier James Higgins Buried After Truck Accident
James Higgins of Dubuque Iowa a member of the Motor Transport corps American forces in Germany was buried to death last night after an overturned motor truck caused fatal burns.
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James Higgins
Motor Transport Company
Dubuque
Iowa
A Matter of Looks
A homely young English chap protests a view obstructed by the girl in front. He asks to see as well as she, and she retorts with a Cockney quip about changing his fee.
The Prints of Peace and Political Footprints
A fragmented verse dialogue contemplates poetry entering politics to leave marks on time. The speakers muse on how prints may stain or shape policy and public memory, with oblique references to Washington and lasting influence.
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Semalor Sozghan
Washington Star
Scarcity of Feeding Cattle Predicted for Next Fall
The Market Reporter, via the U S Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates, forecasts a major fall shortage of feeding cattle. Nationwide declines in beef cattle, especially 9 percent lower than 1920, with some regions down over 30 percent, reflect weaker imports from Canada and a shift toward direct slaughter. The report cites lower market receipts, favorable range conditions, and anticipated reduced Canadian stocker imports as key factors shaping a tighter feeder cattle outlook.
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United States Bureau of Markets
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U.S. Bureau of Markets and
Washington
Oregon
Whaito
Monta
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
United States
Denver
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Pueblo
San Antonis
Fort Worth
Syrn
Canada
Chicago
East Buffalo
Canton Government Claims Peking Is Unfit for Conference
In Canton China July the constitutionalist government led by Dr Sun Yat Sen says its Washington envoy Ma Soo informs the U S that the Peking administration cannot represent China and should not send a delegate to the Pat Hastert conference. Canton asserts it will have representation and calls the Peking regime bankrupt and politically desolated.
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Japan
United States
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Asahi
America
China
Canton
Associated Press
Goverment
Sun Yat Sen
Washington
Ma Soo
Peking
Pioneers to Conduct Service for Late Member
The Lewis and Clark branch of the Society of Montana Pioneers announces a funeral service for Mr. Welton. A committee named by Myre Cooney will represent the society during the services and arrange the proper rites. Members include Clark, Whittaed, Heffivan, Shaber, Pemperion, Page, Bishop, Blair, Morse, and Brown from towns across Montana.
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Mo Oa. Gonney
Lewis Aud Clark
Society of Montana Pioneers
Welton
Myre
Cooney
Honore Wo
Clark Aml
Whittaed
Butte
Shall High Ideals of Knighthood Dangle in the Motor World
An editorial urges motorists to live up to knightly ideals as US tire industry expands car use. It warns careless or rude driving endangers pedestrians and other drivers, risking the public’s warm regard for motorists and increasing traffic hazards amid growth.
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United States
United States Tire Company
Mortgage Debts on Farms Increasing Across Nation
Washington reports census data showing farm mortgage debts more than doubling from 1910 to 1920. Debts rose 132.5 percent to 4,012,711,219, reaching 29.1 percent of farm value, with farm values totaling 43,772,729,610. The average mortgage per farm grew, and the number of owner-operated farms with mortgage debt increased 176 percent, led by mountain states.
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Bateau
Gaitell
Ln Mountain
Mortans Sioy
Debt figures from 1920s Wisconsin Minnesota years
Readable fragments show debt figures for 1920s Wisconsin and Minnesota, with values such as 2,024,722 and 9,010,709 and a Wisconsin total debt around 4.39 million. The text is garbled but indicates historical state debt comparisons and numeric totals.
Fugtive on Train Crew Tip Ties Suspect to Murder Probe
In Reschirg Oregon on July 12 a four member train crew identified a man believed to be RK M. Dennifield, wanted in a murder case. The passenger boarded at Eastbury and Oakland, changed clothing, and reentered briefly before being ejected at Junction City. The crew’s identification follows a prior tip and a photo showings.
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Bromfield
Tbe
Eastbury
Oakland
Oregon
Eugene
Point Soo
Junction City
Tevorsbinus
Fragmented mental test questions and garbled dialogue
A garbled page of test questions and stray dialogue referencing a war era. It includes distorted prompts about geography and history such as provinces of France and Spanish American War participants, interspersed with nonsensical phrasings and a few quoted lines about dancing and a street scene.
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England
Abe
Valvey
Milanean Almanac Note on Weather and Travel Risks
A translated fragment from the Financial Record hints at concerns over storm chances affecting travel plans. The cryptic line mentions weather, travel, and risk assessment tied to unnamed locations and dates, suggesting a cautious forecast or advisory fragment.
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