Judges Selected For Special Bridge Election Miles City
The county board lists judges and clerks for precincts for the February 20 bridge bond election. Voters registered at the last general election will be eligible to vote. no special registration required. Precinct judges include Ismay J E Prindle Frank H Shaw and Frank Case. Mildred Floyd Elsworth HA L Struckmeyer Leon B Clark. Westmore Frank Moulton Carl A Busch C H McArthur. Knowlton Wayland Wood Howard Cummings Heywood Daly. Teedee David Dinwoodle William Fulton W C Hamilton.
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Miles City Star
Board of County Commissioners
Mildred
Floyd Elsworth
HA. L. Struckmeyer
Leon B. Clark
Westmore
Frank Moulton
Carl A. Busch
C. H. McArthur
Knowlton
Wayland Wood
Howard Cummings
Heywood Daly
Teedee
David Dinwoodle
William Fulton
W. C. Hamilton
A Splendid Population Butte Daily Miner
Montana celebrates its citizens and immigration, noting lower influx than eastern states but strong opportunity here. New arrivals choose Montana after careful consideration, seeing higher returns on effort and embracing loyalty to city, county, state, and nation.
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Butte Daily Miner
Montana
Leap Year Reflections On Bargains In Montana Women
Editor Journal notes Leap Year musings on marriage markets in Montana with Western women rejecting bargain counter partners and seeking best latest models. Claims about reputations, gender expectations, and cautions toward perpetual bargains. Concludes with cigar brand claim and a nod to Rank majority.
Montanan Citizens Celebrate True State Pride and Progress
A call to uphold public greatness and dignity inspires Montanans to strive for exemplary citizenship. The message emphasizes collective progress and pride in the state and its people.
Giraffe with a sore throat and humorous verse fragment
A fragment from Tex as Coyote and notes on a joke about a giraffe with a sore throat followed by a pun about a centipede with coins. The piece shifts to a discussion of circular iron saw disks without teeth used in workshops. It ends with a hospital exchange about nine deaths versus ten doses of medicine.
Writer's Mean Remark on Women and Bats
A quoted exchange notes the stereotype that women discuss dresses, but occasional remarks reveal they also discuss their bats. The line emphasizes gendered assumptions and humor in social conversation.
Quotable Remark on Courtesy by Sir Francis Vane
A historical joke line mocks discourtesy, comparing a handshake to touching a soft mackerel. The quote emphasizes disdain for feigned politeness and preferring genuine interaction.
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Sir Francis Vane
Shortest Play and Thought Fragments in Classic Dialogue
Excerpted lines discuss mind and conversation with references to Addison and Shakespeare. The fragment mentions "Shortest Play" and claims "Comedy of are' ap Brora" and notes about lengths of plays. Ambiguous textual context limits full interpretation.
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Daily
Addison
Poste Lohgest
Are’ Ap Brora
Alias Summons In Justice Court Ismay Township Montana
The State of Montana to Samuel S Irving Jr you are summoned to appear before Justice J E Prindle at his Ismay office on February 6 1912 at 1 PM to answer a civil action by M M L B Clark for 208 55 for goods furnished in 1911 and costs. If you fail judgment by default will be entered against you for 208 55 plus costs.
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Montevideo
Gov. Vessey
South Dakota
Chicago
Great West
State of
Montana
Custer
Smay Township
J. E. Peindle
M. M
L. B. Clark
Samuel S. Irving, Jr
J. J. Prindle
Ismay
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Samuel S.irving, Jr
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