Brown Beetle Stages Slack-Rope Show On A Montana Train
Passengers watch a brown beetle perform on a slack rope inside a moving coach near Baker on the St Paul line. The bug rides the rope, passes rings, and wins the challenge amid surprised travelers. Also noted is a village pony race by young riders and a display of unusually tall, irrigated crop samples from Montana.
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Beetle
Bryan
Mr. Bug
Mr. Beetle
Pasenger
Montana
St. Paul
Economic mood improves as factories restart and pig iron output rises
Trade conditions show gradual progress with idle machines resuming after Labor Day and pig iron production at new highs. Textile mills reopen and apparel houses report rising demand for fall and winter items, while merchants seek to rebuild stocks amid cautious contracts and rising agricultural prices.
El Hackney Drops Off Farm Products at Tribune
A report from The Terry Tribune recounts El Hackney driving from Brothers Ranch to town last Monday evening with a wagon box. He visited the Tribune office and said he had farm products raised in his section, explaining irrigation challenges on the upper benches this season.
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EL Hackney
Hackney
Éust
Terety
Tom
Tribune
Republican Judicial Convention in Miles City set for Sept 28
The Seventh Judicial district Republican convention called this week is signed by J W Stith of Terry and H J Haskell of Glendive. The Miles meeting on Monday at 2 PM will select 14 delegates and 14 alternates from Dawson and Custer counties. Judge Wood seeks renomination and George W Farr supporters plan to present his name. no other candidates are known.
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Terry
H. J. Haskell
Glendive
Miles
Dawson County
Custer County
Judge Wood
George W. Farr
the Tribune
Montana mass convention and county delegates meet
The article notes a mass convention in Glendive for Dawson county with a 10 a.m. meeting at the courthouse on Saturday September 26. Custer county delegates will be chosen at Miles City at the courthouse. It references Montana and local locations with rustic imagery and a sense of regional gathering.
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Dawson County
Glendive
Custer’ County
Miles City
Concentration of wealth and the danger of mail order houses
Mr. Nels Darling of Oklahoma warns farmers and businessmen about the threats of catalog retailers. He argues mail order centers reduce towns and tax revenue, favor home merchants who hire locals, and question the value of hurry-up buying.
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Republican Judicial Convention
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Ol’ Montana
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State Bank OF Terry
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