Baldwin Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner in East Side
The document records B C Baldwin declaring his GOP bid for County Commissioner aligned with East Side voters. Dated March 1 1912 Carloe. The text also notes a May 2 1912 Miles City Montana land office notice and an Ismay Montana five year final proof filing by Alva A Bates with witnesses named. The final item lists A Kirch er as register.
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Custer County
East Side
B. C. Baldwin
Carloe
New Dish Washing Method from a College Woman
A Boston reader quotes the Houston Press on a college graduate woman innovating dish washing. The piece envisions domestic changes led by educated women, claiming husbands’ roles shrink to bill payments while wives manage chores and even voting for them. It portrays a future where household work is transformed by female ingenuity.
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York State
Boston
Houston Press
Notice of Homestead Proof in Miles City Montana
Lucelia C. Vance widow of Willis H. Vance of Winona Minnesota filed intent to make five year proof to establish claim to Homestead Entry No 4891 Section 30 Township 11N Range 54W M P Meridian before W A Brubaker U S Commissioner Terry Montana on July 15 1912. Witnesses are J R Campbell Leon B Clark James M Hickes and F D Clark all from Mildred Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Miles City
Mont
Lucelia C. Vance
Willis H. Vance
Winona
Minnesota
M. P. Meridian
W. A. Brubaker
U. S
Terry
Montana
J. 3. Campbell
Leon B. Clark
James M. Hickes
F. D. Clark
Mildred
Notice for Publication Isolated Tract Public Land Sale
Department of the Interior announces a public sale by the General Land Office at Miles City Montana. On August 14 1912 at 10 am in the office the land described as sew NW Sec 22 T N R OSE M P M will be offered to the highest bidder at a minimum price of 4.50 per acre. Adverse claimants should file claims or objections by sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Landolioe
Miles City
Montana
General Land Office
R. Ose
A. Kircher
Register
Westmore Homestead Claim See Notice in Miles City
Freder ick Jassaud of Westmore Montana files notice of intention to make five year proof to establish a land claim in section 10 township 1 north range 57 east M P Meridian. Hearing before Leon A. Hayes U S Commissioner Ismay Montana on August 6 1912. Witnesses Clark Ferris George Chaffee W F Moulton E T Chaffee all of Westmore Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Landee
Miles City
Mont
Frederick Jassaud
Westmore
Montana
Nek
M. P. Meridian
Leon A. Hayes
U. S
Ismay
Clark Ferris
George Chaffee
W. F. Moulton
E. T. Chaffee
Westmore, Mont
Arbitration definition in a child’s cartoon dialogue
A Life magazine quote uses a child asking what arbitration means. The response explains that two powers of equal strength divide a smaller country when they gain control. The caption frames arbitration as a method used by competing powers to share rule.
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Papa
Motivational Reflection on Willpower and Character
A concise line about virtue not being proven by habit alone, but by deeds. It contrasts the claim I did it with true goodness, suggesting integrity requires action beyond boastful statements. The quote elevates merit through conduct, not declaration.
Man Arrested in Mount Vernon For Nickel Heist
A Mount Vernon man was arrested on vagrancy charges after officers found 800 nickels sewn into his clothing. He admitted tapping a nickel-in-the-slot machine and stealing forty dollars.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Bishop O'Donaghue and the Bill Nye joke on a train
The Indianapolis bishop Denis O'Donaghue then bishop of Loulaville shares a traveling joke about being mistaken for the humorist Bill Nye. A neighbor traveler asks if he is Nye as the train nears a stop. The bishop, fond of self mockery, laughs and passes the tale on.
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Denis O’donaghue
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Chicago
Bishop O'Donaghue
Bill Nye
Real Object of Life Motivates Steady Effort
A motivational adage urges ignoring discouragements and marching forward like a steamer to carry cargo and make each part count.
New York Designer Chosen for Perry Memorial
The Perry Memorial commission approved J. H. Friedlander of New York for a Put-in-Bay Ohio memorial marking Perry’s 1813 Lake Erie victory. Fifty four designs competed. award includes supervising a $600000 memorial project. The Doric column rises 320 feet with a gallery and top light, on a plaza flanked by a history museum and a peace monument to celebrate a century of peace with England.
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New Yorker
Perry Memorial Commission
J. H. Friedlander
New York
Put-in-Bay
Perry
Lake Erie
Friedlander
United States
Fneland
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U. S. Land Offices
MQNT
Tisor & McKinnon
Miles
Miles City, Mont
C. H. Grote
Agency For the
Miles City Steam Laundry
Frank Gibbs
Marmarth, N. D
North Oak
Miles City Hat
H. C. Plimpton
Undertaker
Midland Coal & Lnr. Co
Smay
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Harry W. Wilson
Alva A. Bates
Leon O. Hayes
Harry F. Schlosser
Emmett Crosby
Knowlton
Frank Cass
Bill Roberts
Sweet Collegians
A. Kincherr
Lang Sale
van Nostrand
Minneapolis Threshers
Universal Gas Tractors
Ismay, Mont
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Popular Mechanics CO
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