Bank letter urges wives to check books amid errors
A husband, noting his wife’s frequent checks and bank errors, mails a card to all women depositors reminding them of checks written on the bank. A bank official later congratulates him on the idea.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
4
A husband, noting his wife’s frequent checks and bank errors, mails a card to all women depositors reminding them of checks written on the bank. A bank official later congratulates him on the idea.
An early report notes that Australian savages eat snake flesh, except for the liver, finding it dry for civilized palates. Meat is baked in a ground oven formed by a shallow hole with a hot stone fire, green leaves, and earth sealed for cooking.
March 24, 1811 marks John Jacob Astor's Tonquin entering the Columbia River vicinity near present Astoria, establishing the first American settlement seen on the Pacific. Other items note Mrs. Peabody Marke reading in Boston for a hospital benefit, a ban on child actors, and notes on snake eyes and mimosa plants feigning death.
In Brazil monkeys and parrots cooperate while roosting in trees. Parrots gnaw nuts loose, drop them for cracking, while monkeys tear husks, gather nuts, and share with the parrots.
Government records show 268 ICC reporters with 159,667 miles of rail and 7 companies posting no passenger or train fatalities that year. France France France death duties topped 62.99 million. estates averaged 2,900 dollars. Vassar alumnae raised 300,000. Rockefeller matched 160,000. Also notes on ships, statues, and rare fish value, plus harvest gear and industry data.
John D. Works of California becomes the sole civil war veteran among the new California Senate members. Born in Indiana, he enlisted at sixteen, moved to Los Angeles as a lawyer and judge, and won the Lincoln League nomination to challenge the Southern Pacific machine. Works secured 92 votes in the state legislature to Spalding's 21.
James E. Martine, once a famed orator, replaces Senator Kean after Woodrow Wilson shored up a pledged legislature. Martine’s 48000 votes came despite rival James Smith Jr. wielding influence to favor return of Smith to power. Martine’s life blends campaigning, health travel, and a plainspoken, sociable manner.
The Montana story centers on Henry L. Myers a Democrat who defeated the conservative Republican care in a dramatic political clash tied to Senator W A Clark copper king. Myers testified to offers of retainers and a mine connection while facing pressure and persecution and went on to win a senate seat.
Luke Lee of Tennessee, at 32, poised to be the youngest senator for years, built a reform image by battling professional politicians and steering a radical fusion to help elect Ben Hooper as governor. He helped found the Nashville Tennesseean and led anti-pardon moves amid political turmoil. James A. OGorman’s rise through Tammany linked to Croker is noted with praise for his judicial career.
A fragmented note describes a dungeon scene with a warder and a prisoner. The text hints at a failed game and a sense of emptiness amid odd mottoes. No clear names or places emerge.
Dr Porter recalls the Booth body’s hiding after the Lincoln era. He recounts removal from the Montauk to the Arsenal, burial in a storehouse, and final transfer to Baltimore's Booth Lot, with details of the secretive handling and key players.
A country couple visits the crown and carries a large lunch basket. In a crowded street the husband takes the basket from the teary wife with a quip about being kind while fearing she might be led astray. The scene unfolds with rustic humor.
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