Montana Leads Rocky Mountain Livestock All Figures
The Judith Gap Journal reports census data showing Montana tops eight Rocky Mountain states in total livestock numbers horses and value of domestic animals from 1900 to 1910. Montana leads with 85 663 187 head an increase of 64 2 percent while Idaho Wyoming Arizona Nevada and Utah trail in various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monestat
Rocky Mountain Division
Census Bureau
Montana
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Judith Gap Journal
Progressive Party Sentiment Stirred at Miles City Meeting
Miles City Star reports that Bull Moose sympathizers at the county seat discussed forming a state and county ticket. The weekend gathering yielded a fragile majority in favor, prompting reflection on whether reform can come from desertion or loyalty within a party.
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Miles City
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
Local notes from Sioux Falls area and creamery report
H A Beardsley returns to Sioux Falls on Tuesday as harvesting starts in the neighborhood. Notables include new saddles, building projects, travel to Sidney Montana, and purchases of Deering binders. The creamery report from Ross Cheese Factory ties in local dairy activity with patrons earning large checks for milk production and butter fat gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Dewitt
Ross Cheese Factory
Pennel Creek Notes Show Local Visits and Outings
Carl Stolts visits Westmore while Susie Hoffman stays with Gillis family. Families picnic at sand blow-outs in the bad lands. W. C. Hoffman and Harry with B. B. Jones tour Boden ranch and buy saddle horses. Mrs. Kate Hoffman and others shop in Westmore. A Bowery dance draws a crowd. free dance planned August 10. Mrs. Stediman of Hixton to visit from Great Falls.
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Joes
Ra Cooper
Kate Hoffman
J. Cooper
Lulu Lbaton
Westmore
Chas Hepler
B. B. Jones
the Bowery
Bowery
Stediman
Hixton
Wis
Great Falls
W. C. Hoffman
Chicago smoke inspector report from political appointment
A Chicago politician imported his cousin to a smoke inspector post in the old days. He inspected the city for thirty days and reported that he found plenty of smoke of apparently good quality and submitted the report to the Courier Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne omokKe Fanspetter
Chicago
Courier Journal
Their Proper Place and Belief in Witches Across Cultures
A fragmentary editorial tone critiques self righteous protestors and moral smugness while noting superstitions from Benevento to the Roman Forum. It contrasts stubborn consciences with beliefs in witches and marvels at originality, citing Goethe on authorship.
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Benevento
Italy
Roman Forum
India
Girls Take the Lead in Higher School Grades
The article argues that girls lead enrollment in high schools and beyond while boys outnumber them in kindergarten and elementary levels due to birth rates. It notes women hold a strong position in formal education as they advance to higher schooling.
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Agd
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Aryan
Ismay
Meat Market
MAY Bros
Ismay, Montana
Geo. W. Burrt
W. A. Brubaker
Gro
State Bank of Terry
Terry, Montana
David Bickle
F. P. Reiley
Sam
Undem
Gro. W. Burr
Alfred Wright
Lon Fluss
General Merchandise
E. A. McNamara
Mont
Dunham Lumber CO
North Coftonwood
H. A. Beardsley
Sioux
J. M. Baker
Wayland Wood
Deering
Jas. Boden
Jdillings
Laura Talley
Lacrosse
Minneapolis
Frank
James Wehling
Fred Kellicut
D. T. Buchanan
D. P. Ames
Emery Jones
Pearl Deaver
Pennel Creek
Carl Stolts
Susie Hoffman
Gillis Home
Harry
Boden Ranch
First National Bank
Goethe
Granary Lumber
Butler
Midland Coal & Lumber Co
Earl E
Gaines
Mer
J. E. Prindle
Ismay, Mont
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