Largest engines in west haul G N freight over the Kalispell division
The Great Northern Railway announces the arrival of Engine No. 2030 from Baldwin Locomotive Works in Philadelphia. A five hundred ton articulated behemoth for Kalispell division service between Cut Bank and Whitefish, with 127,500 pounds of tractive effort and a 210 psi boiler, plus an enormous 16 drive wheels and vast water and oil capacities. Also shown is Auto Boxcar No. 39795 and a contrast with early locomotives like the 1842 William Crooks. A separate note reports cattle killed by local boys roping cattle near grazing fields, urging action.
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Great Northern Railway
Northwest
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Fiest
Great Northern
Kalispell
Cut Bank
Whitefish
Ieat
Northern
The
Superior
Wis
Ts Wader
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Willliam
St. Paul & Pacific Railway
St. Paul & Macthe
Haskell & Barker
Michigan City
Ind
William Cronks
English Inns Book By Richardson Wearne Rammedell and Sberlein
A new book The English Inns by A Richardson R Wearne Rammedell and H Donaldson Sberlein will be published by J B Lip incott in autumn. It features a colored frontispiece 144 illustrations and reproductions of Hogarth prints. The text surveys the architectural features of English inns and taverns and appeals to historians and artists alike. In Los Angeles Albert Carlton Andrews a New York musical comedy author was granted a divorce from Maude Corey Andrews.
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EL Richardson
Roger Wearne Ramedell
Harold Donaldson Sberlein
J. B. Lippincost Company
Hogarth
Los Angeles
Albert Carlton Andrews
New York
Maude Corey Andrews
Giant Transportation Engine and Boxcar Comparison
A historic tabulated comparison presents details of a 38 inch boiler locomotive with 902 inch firebox length, 489 square feet heating surface, and 4 702 pounds tractive power, paired with St Paul and Pacific boxcar 1320 measuring 27 by 7 feet 5 inches by 6 feet, cubic capacity 1 225 cubic feet, max load 28 000 pounds. It contrasts Great Northern boxcar 39395 and outlines capacity and weight data for both, including wheel and tender specs, steam pressure, and tractive power, in a dense, machine like exhibit of performance figures and measurements.
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St. Paul & Pacific
William Crooks
Mystery clears in Todianapolis chicken incident
In Todianapolis Indiana on a September day a grocery owner watched prize chickens on his back fence when a black figure rose from behind the fence and grabbed the chickens. Police later arrested a Black man three blocks away, tied to the chickens.
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Todianapolis
Ind
Sept. S
Stembler
Viper Stalls Traffic as Great Northern Extends Rail Upgrades
In Keston England a small viper blocked traffic for an hour until a bus driver and a policeman ended the encounter. The article then shifts to Great Northern’s modernization program aimed at increasing operational efficiency in passenger and freight service. It highlights the Oriental Limited, all steel cars, new locomotives, heavier rails, reinforced bridges, improved track signals, and larger rolling stock to handle rising Northwest traffic and speed demands.
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Keston
England
James J. Till
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Igua
Great Nerghert
Caillaux Speaks Our Lingo in London Visit
Joseph Caillaux, France’s finance minister, travels to Washington to discuss debts but remains as at home in London as Paris. He speaks perfect English, revels in theater, and notes that punctuality matters in talks with Churchill. He recalls Gladstone’s oratory as unmatched in any language.
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London
Associated Press
Joseph Cailaux
Mminister
France
Washington
Paris
England
M. Caillaux
Gun Herbert Tree
Shrenry
House of Commons
Gladstone
America
Cotton seed protein could replace beef steaks say scientists
Onawa reports Dr. Davis Westin, former AIChE president, forecast that beef steaks might soon be made from cotton seed protein. Sperabed cited U.S. Department of Agriculture findings showing the protein in cotton seed resembles meat, suggesting chemists will soon produce a substitutes from seed.
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Onawa
Davis Westin
New York
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Sperabed
Ottawa
Society of Chemical Idustry
United States Department of Agacultine
First Cottage for Montana Children’s Home Soon Ready
The Montana Children’s Home and Finding Society prepares a new 60 acre concrete and brick cottage farm four miles from Helena, designed for boys, with future plans for a sister girls’ building. Rev J S Hawk envisions a cottage layout with separate living quarters, a large ventilated living room, and a connected dining area, plus a separate upstairs apartment. The farm will supply milk, meat, eggs, and produce, with Decker couple in charge and Holland-born gardener Mr Decker aiming to feed and preserve year round, aided by George Blakest pupil.
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Lielena
Warren Soinelhouse
Kinney Ranch
Montana Children's Monte Finding Society
Huglish
Ace
Helena Avenue
J. ¥. S Hawk
Helena
Wray
Haire & Link
Wallace Tlensen
Othe
Tim
Hanse
Othis Fiantdal
Ganters
Hawk
Enwa
Fin
Heler Valley
Paul Dekker
Dekker
George Blakests
Intermountain
Answers to reader questions on history science and daily life
A compiled Q and A from a 1920s periodical covers the law of averages, Great Salt Lake levels, ancient monoxide deaths, Stephen A. Douglas and Lincoln, tuberculosis heredity, new hotel permits in Florida, road gas mileage, tennis racquet weight, the origin of broughams, anthracite heating, Aubusson rugs, Yellowstone 1924 revenue, thieves Latin, kissing origins, farm fertility, and number of international fridges along the U.S. Mexico border.
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Great Salt Lake
Saltair
Livius
Stephen A. Douglas
Lincoln
A. Daughes
National
Florida
Florida State
Portland Cement Association
Sariyet
Wiliam T. Tilden
T. A
William T. Tilden
Brougham
Brougham and
Harhings
Aubussonian
France
Yellowstone National Park
U. A
Pliny
Cato
United States-Mexico
Helena Independent Information Bureau and Q&A
The article describes a reader service by mail from The Helena Independent Information Bureau offering expert answers on home topics from sweaters to birdhouses and concrete use, with postal instructions and a listing of varied Q and A topics. It also covers a long sequence of Q A items on bridges, colors from animal dyes, lightning, Chinese agriculture, British grants to Haig and Beatty, colleges, literature, the Waving Girl, cork buoyancy, U S money stock, Revolutionary campaigns, proper soup sipping, Aztec poison arrows, Booth as an actor, fastest flight speed, and reading light advice.
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Helena
International Boundary Commission
United States
Mexico
Rio Grane
Paso
Texas
Santa Fe
Stanton Street
el Paso
Juarez
Chilmarina
Northwestern Railway
del Rin
Rasle Pass
Tesxas
Laredo
Brownsville
Bureau of Standards
China
Oto Field Marshall Haig
Admiral Beatty
Mor
A. Bach O
Intermountain Union College
Mont
The
American Library Sociation
Rayels
Swift
Tom Jones
Fielding
Ty Goldsmith
Savane Palt
Nat
Savannah
Savanna
Tebee
Baurates
F. Wy A. Tie
Ife
Finaly
Senate
Bureaus of Standards
Federal Reserve
Long Island
Port Washington
Saratoga
Lafayette
Campagn
Virginia
Ieee
Smithsonian Institution
Jean Wilkes Booth
E. S. Be
Philadelphia
Tie
Bisses
Richmond
Ile
Montgomery
wWth
Boston
Richard II
Booth
New York
Alfred J. Willias
United States Navy
Williams
J. Brow
G. A
National Committee For the Prevention of Blindness
Baggy pants taboo in England fashion clash in London
London fashion coverage traces a wave of extreme styles from baggy trousers to shawls and bustle dresses. Queen Mary and Princess Mary spark revived interest in shawls while Shetland weavers face poverty as shawl demand wanes. Bustles return in new dress silhouettes with a snakeskin gown among fall show highlights.
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Oxford
Britain
England
Baul Street
Saville Row
White Chapel
Mary
Scotland
Shetland
Duchess of York
Landon
Injunction Sought Over Longtime Wichita Telephone Number
S P St Anderson of Wichita files an injunction to bar the use of the telephone number he has held for 30 years. He says the number is a valuable part of his company good will and challenges its assignment to another party.
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Wichita
Kan
Sept. S.P
St. Anderson
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Teta
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Ain
Sane
Jenkin
Snake
Joseph Caillaux
Montana Children's Home Finding Society
Florence Sandeis
Menory
Mare Saret Hansen
Long Beach
Chidonk
Wanren
Truck
Ler
Jonny Lis
Init
Butles
Mintron
En- Wange
Pas
Haskins
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