Denton Crowl Sings Comparative Sermon Style Tonight
Denton C. Crowl, noted portrayalist, appears at Woodman Hall on November 23 in a program echoing Sam Jones. The notice also runs official land filings from Miles City Montana listing final proof dates and witnesses for Calla Richards and Samuel B. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton C. Crowl
Mr. Crowl
Pam P. Jones
Ong
Crowl
Sam Jones
Mr. Crow
Woodman
Feta
Department of the Interior
U. S
Miles Cuy
Monty
Calla I. Richards
Westmore
Montana
M.P
Meridian
Leon C. Hayes
Ismay
Solomon Lusty
Charles A. Wolfe
William F. Abelt
Aaron Thompson
Mont. A. Krgher
Register
U. S. Land Office
Milesity
Samuel B. Wilson
Montagna
Nigen
SK NW
Range
M. P. Meridian
Oscar Brackett
James Boden
Harry van Izorden
Charles H. Wilson
Mont. A. Kircher
Adeter Yurnal Reports Hard Winter Life in Baker Montana
Ole Writes from Baker Montana in 1911 describes an early winter with subzero temperatures and snowless days. He notes loggers from Wisconsin, plans for Taft and Roosevelt to encourage workers home, and hopes for crops and land show prizes while awaiting spring letters from relatives back east.
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Wisconsin
Taft
Rosyves
Holt Down
Montana
Holt
Anti Slang Society Forms In Baker Hamlet
An anti Slang Society was organized at Baker last Saturday evening by the young ladies of the hamlet. The president, a tall peroxide blonde, gave a humorous acceptance speech while outlining goals and inviting married ladies to join and curb slang influence.
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Baker
Mike
Eli
Potatoes Win Global Gold for Murphies at Exposition
H E Murphy of Wibaux won the gold medal for a bushel of Murphies at the international dry farming exposition in Colorado Springs. He first exhibited at the Beach Interstate Fair earning 10 dollars and then sent the prize exhibit to New York City for the big land exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Murphy
Wibaux
Colorado St
New York City
Baker Sentinel
Reflection on Youth and Civic Duty in a Fractured Nation
An elderly voice laments ruined childhoods facing segregation and police pursuit. The writer urges gratitude for living in a free country while condemning harsh memories that shape youths who must endure barriers and discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citzen
First National Bank Promises Absolute Security and Courtesy
The notice proclaims welcoming service at The First National Bank with assurances of absolute security. It lists officers including President R L Anderson and Vice President David Bickle along with cashier E J Armstrong and other named staff.
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R. L. Anderson
David Bickle
E. J. Armstrong
James Hunter
Wm. Fulton
J. H. Price
W. G. Lang
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