Theater Train brings electric light and phonograph to towns
The moving picture theater on a train debuts in western Mitsota with an electric lighting plant, ventilation, and a phonograph. It aims to tour prairie towns providing better productions than permanent theaters and to entertain farmers and families. Recruiting officials note lighter Southern men may join the Marine Corps, calling some fine hikers and fighters among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mitsota
Dixon
United States Marine Recruiting Cee
Maine
Marine Corps
Woodman Hall Christmas Program Directed by Mrs Mayer
A Christmas program at Woodman Hall on Monday night features Mrs Richard Mayer directing with music by the orchestra Recitations by Mrs Mayer Leona Lloyd and Josie Knutsen plus a twelve girl minuet and various selections Mixed vocal duets by Wm Squires and Fae Delaney a one act comedy Snobbletons Revenge with cast H W Delaney Ivan Kelly Bernice Nowlin Prudence and six girls in costume The show begins promptly at 8 pm and tickets for children are 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mayer
Leona Lloyd
Notice of Public Land Patent Claim Published
Department of the Interior announces Kather RE Hoagland, deserted wife of Luther B E Hoagland of Gravant Wyoming, files to prove up a three year final proof on land in Township 43 North Range 116 West. Witnesses J R Smith Joe Pfetter Taylor John Rutherford all of Gravant Wyoming. The claim aims to obtain patent in her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Kather RE. Hoagland
Luther BE. Hoagland
Gravant
Entey
Noose
B. Williams
OU. S
Jackson
J. R. Smith
Joe Pfetter Botn ‘Taylor
John Rutherford
Grovant
Luther
Hoaggland
Bather
Hoagland
Keginter
Coin-Worked Electric Fans
An early electric fan operates only after inserting a coin. A mechanism winds up in the base upon payment, allowing one hour of use per nickel, with continuous or intermittent operation. Multiple coins enable extended use.
Wayback County Dues Spark Odd Offer to Join Choir
A humorous, garbled chat about joining a local club in Wayback County mentions dues of ten dollars a year and pays for four banquets at Swelldart. The fragment hints at townsfolk resisting relocation and clinging to tunes and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owey
Wayback County
Danger Signal Cough Remedy Ad Narration
A vintage warning compares a cough to a fire bell and urges treating the cause rather than silencing it. The testimonial from Mrs. Thomas Beeching of Andrews Indiana promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for persistent coughs after colds and flu. Available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain South
Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Tnd
Weltes
Chamberlain
Beating the Undertaker and the Living Dead
A Pea Ridge Pod item laments men who pretend to live while harming a real tradesman. The writer condemns those who chase work away from honest, hard-working undertakers by force or deceit.
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L. A. Loomis
Walker
L. A. Reed
W. E. Lloyd
JAS. & Simpson Real Estate
J. P. Simpson
Robert R. Rose
Kemmerer
TS. Spence
Avromay
Jase Ornies Arromy Er
Washington
Wabo
Uleh
Supreme Cours
Ie Walls
Degariairnis
Westangton
Vermont
Salt Lake City
Tam
Otho E. Williams
Umited
Jackson Lodge
Wm Watees
Vax Beret
No. Becotars
P.W. Spaulding
Attorney AT Law
Harry Wagner
Brody
Woodman
Jawm Buper, Keary, Wromna
P. Repmounp
Jackson, Wio
J. P
Rawson Co
Jackson, Wo
Alleattle
Dacen
Forks
Grovont
D. Fenix
Eta
Mas
L. Strastian Ranc
Rancu
Wro
Tiorses
Lae L
Lucas Jackson
Wyo
Roy McBarne
Jackson, Wyo
Grovoat
Flat Creek
Puana Moburos
Zesyra
Wre
Cerry
Larreery
Katey
S. K
Gagvons
eMat
Kron
Earl Range
Aos
Hasown & Torrine
Bhavey
Crewe
Wineess
Spedut
Une
Dace Fue
Gnovorr
Wromine
MV. Gueeee
Jacceus, Wreatiane
Swarox Jackson, Wo
Karmark
Bardon
Wish Creek
Keiev Bua, Jacnew, Wre
Cattie
L. Stanaser, Gaovow
Katuaath
Pinel Creek
Woodman Hall
Richard Mayer
Muasic
Mr. Snobbleton ‘ Ee
H. W. Delaney
Mr. Jones
Ivan Kelly
Prudence
Bernice Nowlin
Victor
Tosha
Curtis
Hereford
Blackfoot
E. M. Kennedy
Blackfoot, Idaho
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