Circus critique and election imagery in a local paper
The piece mocks an evening paper for biased circus coverage comparing party symbols to animals and icons. It notes no donkey was present at Christie Brothers' show and questions the Montana Text Book Commission buying plans, urging caution on voter instruction and youth Provident values.
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Prohibition
Record-Herald
Christie Brothers
Montana Text Book Commission
Providente
Bobby Jones
Montana Record-Herald
Orvegaige Vaag
Hollywood
Rewmanta Fa
California
Christie’ Brothers
Ellephas
Nagasaki
Helena
Eve- Ming
Republican
Broadway
East
Tibet
Siam
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Helena to issue 200000 water bonds raise per capita debt
Taxpaying voters are urged to authorize 200000 in water department bonds to secure and maintain a pure water supply. Helena’s current debt totals 201560, about 17 per capita, with next Tuesday retiring 20000 in water bonds, leaving a projected per capita of about 32.80 even after the new issue.
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Helena
Water Department
National Municipal Review
I Ec
Philadelphia
St. Lovia
Atlantic City
Tariff clouds rise as world protection spans grow
A Milan style editorial warns that 70 tariff systems operate worldwide, with 26 in Europe, as nations tighten protection. It argues retaliation and rising costs stifle commerce, citing Hawley Smoot and U S policy. The piece critiques political editorialism and notes the GOP emblem is the eagle, not elephants.
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Europe
England
Jong
Germany
France
Japan
Italy
China
Walla
United States
Reprenariative Tiukhao and Bishop Canhoo Dispute Worth
A murky exchange centers on Reprenariative Tiukhao challenging Bishop Canhoo over a claim valued at $20,000,000. The dialogue suggests a legal battle between opposing sides with a complex telecommunication allegory affecting customers and a dial lalephine removing prior years of error from the operating room.
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Tiukhao
Canhoo
Wits
Lawyara
Editorial on Huey Long pajamas and tax move
The Louisiana press confronts Governor Huey Long over his pajamas as he faces a punitive bill taxing newspaper groan receipts. The piece questions the bill’s aim to curb criticism and reflects on press freedom and political restraint in a satirical tone.
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Soniaiank 4 Gor
Huey P. Long
Garr Arnor Huey Waen
Loulalana
Punlah Leag Ranjee
Son
Hie Tanta Io
Ptate Affaire
Hia
Loulaiana
Huey
Long
Lanka
Ihs
If You Are Big Enough to Stand a Compliment
Sermon notes by the Rev. Hoy 4. Smith pastor Simpson MB Church Minneapolis. The piece urges facing critics with grace and handling victory, prosperity, and rivalry without jealousy. It links self control and spiritual friendship to progress and success.
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Hoy
Smith
Simpson M. EB. Church
Minneapolis
Hoover Era Reflections On Presidential Burdens And Odds
Washington June 24. A close look at Hoover facing national strain reveals how leaders bear vast expectations and political storms. The piece traces Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, Lincoln, Jackson, and Andrew Johnson, noting public faith in executive steadiness during deep recessions and wars.
Questions and Answers Across a Wide Range of Topics
A collage of Q A items covering travel baggage allowances in air travel faith and marriage annulments historical figures and events dietary water content and postal rules shows a late nineteenth to early twentieth century knowledge column. It includes aviation legals social history and general trivia with names like Rickard and the Madison Square Garden project and notes on Washington and Jefferson slaves.
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Postoffica
Enyalapa
Washingten
Jetter
George Washington
Thomas Jefterson
Oly Jethnic
Oman
Momen Ceiiots
Latest Figures on Twins Triplets and Quadruplets Births
A study shows twins occur in about one in 59 to 120,000 cases across different series, with triplets much rarer and quadruplets even rarer. Germany reports in 13,000,000 births twins once in 59,000, triplets in 7,919, and quadruplets in 373,125. Cited researcher Prof. W. W. Graulich notes multiplet births vary by country, with Denmark among the highest twin rates and triplet rates near .094 percent in large datasets. The analysis suggests heredity and regional factors influence multiple births across nations.
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Germany
W. Graulich
Fleures
Tlva
Denmark
Tillage urged by experts June first advocated
Miles City June 26 23 experts urged farmers to begin tillage by June 1 to aid dry farming under Montana conditions. Amely Ullage and Jess spoke on replacement crops weed control and crop development at the Law Cost Farming Special in Custer County High School. Officials from Montana State College and Northern Pacific Railway noted 4500 locals rode the special train to Forsyth, with a noon program and a talk by Mr. Wilson. Annual seed market reported 663,634 pounds marketed in Milan City, with 788,000 pounds in 1928. dry farming growth cited.
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Miles City
Amely Ullage Beftore
Jess
Etter
Custer County
Igh School
Kf. T. Wilson
Hazeman
Montana State College Agricultural Joxtomsian Service
Montana
Wiron
Montama Ginte Collage
Northern Pacific
Cumter County
Forsyth
Chuck Wheer
Mr. Wilson
Altalle
Milan City
Diles City
Madison River Canyon Road 18 to Be Built
Missoula June 26 The 413 mile Madison River Canyon road project may be extended this year. A C Clarx engineer of the Bureau of Public Roads said the allowance for the section outlined the year war $10,000 under estimates and the saving may fund additional mileage. The project starts at Cabin Creek near Habgen Dam and extends toward West Yellowstone. The low bidder was Clyde Matten of Anaconda at 48243. The bureau will receive bids July 1 on two more 1880 projects: grading and reconditioning about nine miles on the Columbia Faite–Graeler park road at about $50,000 and about two miles between Noxon and the Slate Hoe for $40,000.
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Missoula
Madison River Canyon
A. C. Clarx
Bureau of Public Roads
Cabin Creek
Habgen Dam
Anaconda
Tha Bureau
Columbie Faite-Graéler Park Road
Noxon
Slate Hoe
Cheyenne booze conspiracy trial narrows defendants
Cheyenne on June 26 Judge T Blake Kennedy cut the number of Rock Society liquor conspiracy defendants to five from 43 to 46 after denying motions for dismissals. United States Attorney A D Walton said the government likely will rest Saturday. Prosecution witnesses testified, with jurors noting the range of ages from 10 to 25 in the years cited.
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Cheyenne
Rock Sociege Uquor
Tell
Fey
T. Blake Kennedy
A. D. Walton
United States
Piftess Witnesen Lavean
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