Bryan on a fishing trip and nomination turmoil
Reports from Ennis describe Bryan on a fishing trip near Meadow Lake after a long journey from Helena. The Prohibition party rearranged its convention schedule awaiting Bryan's acceptance while redrafting a platform on agriculture profiteering and world affairs. Bryan's location was uncertain with various sightings in Bozeman Pony Crookston and Devils Lake, and telegraph notices unsettled.
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Helena
Mont
Jilly
Jennings
Bryan
Meadow Lake‘ Inn
County
Montana
Ennis
Bozeman
Meadow ‘Lake Innia
Lincoln
Neb
Prohibition Party
Wil
Jennings Bryan
Boxeman and
Pony
Devil's Lake
Crookston
Case Lake
Minn
Bozeman and
League Expected 10 Be Bone of Contention
Senator Jerdings outlines League Nations campaign stakes in yesterday speech acceptance with managers predicting the tenure will shape the next political phase. A shipload of sugar from Uruguay arrives in New York as British freighter Balzac docked with 6600 tons of refined sugar for American importers. In social notes, ladies discuss the ideal marrying age amid light chatter and jokes.
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Associated Press
Marion
Jerdings
Acd
Uruguay
New York
Balzac
Monteviepa
Benefit Game At Agricultural Park Between Soldier Team and Locals
A benefit game at Agricultural Park features the Soldier team from Holabird meeting local players. The proceeds will aid local causes as the lineup includes Gardner Boyne Drey LeGore Moran Houck LeGore Grove Feaga Cook and Pitcher Moleaworth. The 4 o clock start draws many fans hoping for a strong turnout and spirited play.
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Agricultural Park
Holabird
Eoldier
Probah
A. Sands
Hagerty
Bruce
le Gore
Moran
L. Gardner
Boyne
Drey
H. LeGore
Houck
B. LeGore
Grove
Rf. Feaga
C. ‘Cook
Moleaworth
Diamond Dyes Era Ad Premiers Ice Dyes Message
A fragmentary ad urges readers to say Diamond Dyes and insists on dyed fabrics without streaks or material turning. It promotes ice Dyes and references packs of dyes. The copy is incomplete but centers on product branding and use instructions.
Ox Fibre Team to Play at Namaville Park Saturday
Ox Fibre team scheduled to face Namaville Brush at Agricultural Park Saturday afternoon with Crone and Kreh for Namaville and Westenaver and Notnagle for the visitors. Both teams show strong form for a good game. Sunday the Ox Fibre squad travels to Woodbine to meet that town’s aggregation, which drew about 700 spectators last season.
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Namaville
Agriculture Park
Crone and
Kreh
Westenhaver and Notnagle
Woodbine
Ox Fibre Triumphs Over American Foundry In Twilight Tilt
Ox Fibre defeats American Foundry 6 to 0 at Cadet Field. Hauver pitched a strong game allowing two hits and two walks through six innings before Lambright finished. Crone hit a home run for Ox Fibre while Gardner and Baker contributed tallying hits as the team extends its winning streak.
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Cadet Field
Hauver i
Moulders
Lambright
Aleg
Hauver
Phasogue
Wilia
Ely
Ely, ‘Ib, Cristy Rt
Hamlsony
Troxell
Michael
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Ave. L. Gardner
Baker
Kreh
Crone
Frank
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J. Gardner
G Kling
Kennedyy Sai
P. Seee
Doub
Repairing Court House Roof and Belfry
Extensive repairs underway on the court house roof and belfry. Gutters are rotted and the roof leaks have increased. the belfry woodwork is decayed. H. K. C. Fox and a crew began repairs Tuesday and are working to restore the structure.
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H. K. C. Fox
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Trip
Aaste
Migs Elsté ‘de Wolfe
Becter
Lamb
North Market ST
H. D. Baumgardner
Veal
Frankforts
Barbara Fritchie Ham
Barbara ‘Fritchie Bacon
Barbara’ Fritchie
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Goldiere
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Nameville-Brush
Clapp
Virginia Dare
Coca Cola
Winson
White House
Franklin
Neil
Angel
Devil’s Food
Jon
Worth Market St
Frederick
Maryland
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Prith ‘Makers
Dsteat
Goore
Rone
Ade Greenawalt’s
ARMY
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East Patrick Street
Moore’s Shoe Repairing
Loggins
O. D
Brighton
LEE
North Market Street
Clark‘ Devilbiss’s Grocery Store
Broder and Staley, Props
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