Clarification of Naturalization Rules and Dates
Clerk James Ramsey explains the naturalization process noting that May 22 1913 is a designated day for applications by Judge Sydney Lanner. Applicants must file by February 19 1913 and those arriving after June 29 1906 must request the correct blanks for landing certificates. Original declarations of intention are required for final papers and copies since 1906 cannot be used. Declarations made before June 29 1906 must apply for final papers by June 29 1913, as declarations lapse after seven years if second papers are not pursued.
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Sydney Lanner
District Court
The Roué Party. List—Why did you dismiss four florids cook
A fragment from Lippincott's quotes Parker explaining dismissal of four cooks as a means to urge guests to depart. The joke hinges on social propriety and dining room etiquette.
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Parker
Many Species of Canadian Wood
Thirty species of native Canadian wood are cut for export and domestic use. Spruce accounts for about one fourth of total production, with twenty six species contributing to the overall output. The report highlights timber variety and regional sourcing within Canada.
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Canada
Prindle Advocates Twin Cities Trail for Good Roads
J E Prindle, speaking at a Chamber lunch, urged forming the Twin Cities Aberdeen Yellowstone Trail Association to build a Minnesota to Yellowstone Park auto road. He outlined benefits to towns along the route, farmers, and land values, and noted two critical stretches between Rhame and Baker and Ismay to Miles City needing attention.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Prindle
Miles City Independent
Prindle
Twin Cities
The
Trail Association
Prindle Tho
Rhame
Baker
Ismay
Westmore Tragedy Ends in Suicide at Depot
R V Hendricks the station agent at Westmore shot himself Sunday evening after a brief dissipation period following a dance. Witnesses W H Scott and Rev M E Rockwell reported the act and the death was instantaneous. Hendricks, 32, leaves a Chicago wife and eight year old daughter. his body to be returned for burial. A Masonic committee oversaw the remains.
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Westmore
R. V. Hendricks
W. H. Scott
Mildred
Hendricks
M. E. Rockwell
Ismay
No. 3
J. E. Prindle
Struckmeyer
Masonic Order of
Baker
Chicago
Notice of public land filing by Aztec Land and Cattle Co
United States Land Office Miles City Montana records an Aztec Land and Cattle Company filing on December 12 1912 to select land described as SW1 4 of SW1 4 in Section 22 Township 7 North Range 53 East and adjacent Gila and Salt River Meridian land in Arizona San Francisco Mountains Forest Reserve. Protest affidavits must be filed by January 21 1913 with the Miles City office.
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Aztec Land and Cattle Company, Limited
New York
State of New York
John G. Allee
Miles City
Montana
Custer County
State of
Gila
Salt River Meee
Goconino
Arizona
San Francisco Mountains
A. Kircher
Water Always Best Drink Says Achicon Globe
Water remains the best drink despite years of attempts to improve it, a statement attributed to Achi con Globe. The remark underscores water’s enduring value amid evolving beverage trends.
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Achicon Globe
Unfortunate Situation at Willesden Magistrates
A London Mail report quotes a Willesden Magistrate advising a wife complaining her husband would not work. He says a wife cannot force work if the husband is determined not to, noting many wives will work to support their husbands while others risk becoming unpopular.
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Willesden
London Mail
Nautical Distinctions Between Yacht and Sailboat
In a playful exchange Captain Cleet explains how to tell a yacht from a sailboat by the pantry. He notes a yacht carries plenty of refreshments and cigars, while a sailboat carries mostly plain victuals.
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Cleet
Cleaning door finger marks with kerosene oil method
A household tip recommends rubbing finger marks on doors with clean flannel dipped in kerosene oil, then wiping with a hot water cloth to remove the smell. It claims this preserves paint better than soap and water.
Multilingual Service Promises At New York Store
A placard at the entrance of a New York department store announces twelve foreign languages spoken by employees. French German Italian Russian Polish Hungarian Danish Swedish Norwegian Spanish Portuguese or Romanian are listed. The note asks if a foreign store can offer equal inducements to customers.
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New York City
Deuteronomy Quip Sparks Mirror Jest
A cynical exchange between a judge and an old bachelor plays on biblical imagery about numbered hairs. The wry humor centers on self count and faith, reflecting a sharp, era-specific wit.
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Mr. Jones
Train Delay Explained By Conductor
A passenger asks why they are late and the Boston Transcript reports the conductor’s reply that the preceding train caused a chain delay as it was behind schedule.
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Boston Transcript
New York's Demand for Coal Expansion Visualized
A year’s coal supply for New York City would fill fifty ton cars into a train spanning 2,452 miles from Salt Lake City to the Atlantic Ocean.
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New York
New York City
Salt Lake City
Atlantic Ocean
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Stisen
Jas. Ramsey
United States
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State Bank of Terry
Terry, Montana
Davin BickLi F. P. Rewey
Sam
Undem
Geo. T. Gipson
Lon Fuuss
Dunham.lumber CO
F., M. Schwartz, Mei
United States Land Office
First National Bank
IS May
Custer
Midland Coal & Lumber Co
V. D. Millison
Local
Mer
Ismay, Mont
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