Canadian immigration surge reaches U S border towns
Reports from Sweetgrass Montana describe several hundred families crossing the boundary from Canada into the United States. Many are former U S citizens who adopted Canadian citizenship or sold lands, sparking government concerns over return migration and land titles as the movement grows.
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Sweetgrass
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Boundary Line
United’ States
Anda
Sweetgrass Dispatch
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Bone
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Hays
Ing
United
County road work debate favors public over private contractors
A long discussion notes the advantages of county commissioners supervising road construction over private firms. It argues the public approach reduces profit motive, ensures cost accuracy, and provides access to road making machinery, increasing state efficiency and preventing condemnations.
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Enonesiate Agen
Laitiinore UN
Fragmented Dialogue Across Papers Reveals Courtroom Nuances
The fragmentary reading cites jokes and sketches from the Philadelphia Record and Louisville Courier-Journal, with brief snippets from the Catholic Standard and Times about a young lawyer and a client. It hints at courtroom strategy and the idea of securing a verdict with limited details.
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Atary
Sydhir Dase
Ory
Sorrow and Duty Entwine in Quiet Demand
A fragmentary verse scene shows the speaker addressing Sorrow and Memory as duty calls, with sorrow stepping aside to allow labor and reflection. The narrator speaks of a patient, burdensome dawn and the memory that returns with a mermaid-like refrain.
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Jalag
Banner Warisex Downy
Amnesles
County Health Officer Reappointed for Two Years
County commissioners renewed Dr. Charles J. Goodell as county health officer for a two year term. Goodell has served creditably the past two years and is noted for general satisfaction across the county.
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Charles J. Goodell
Thia City
Guorell
Bie
Aneeta
The Constitutional Monarch and the U S President Compared
Analysis contrasts George V and the U S President, noting the British sovereign’s limited powers versus the President’s role in a constitutional framework. Parliament’s control over the Crown and the President’s fixed oath and enumerated powers are discussed, with emphasis on parliamentary supremacy in Britain and constitutional limits in the United States.
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New York World
George V
Ilia
Ae Bagehot
Great Britain
Congress
United States
House
Senate
Dr Jon Jackson praised for versatility in Meriden recital
The Meriden Record notes Dr Jon Jackson’s performance praised for artistry and tone pictures, highlighting his bright natural tenor, wide range, breath control, and precise interpretation. The report compares his work to a mosaic, with each part dovetailing into a complete whole.
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de Joneknon
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Bolle
Jackeot
Angel of Death and Mourning Spirits Amid Memory
Fragmented verse speaks of an unnamed Rev. Eschbach and a figure praised as the Angel of Death. Lines refer to a pale moon, a lingering fire, and departed souls guided by Azrael. The speaker urges calm and memory to honor a beloved man who provided rock and love, urging others not to deeply mourn.
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Wripen
Osath
Eschbach
Girrell Literary Society Regualr Meeting at Adgamstown High
Carroll district notes detail the May 6 gathering of the Girrell Literary Society of Adgamstown High School. Activities included roll call, readings, songs, recitations, an instrumental duet, and a debate on railroad government control with the affirmative led by Raymond Krantz and Clarence Thorburas ubgat. Judges J Prestot Smith Naomi Harrison and John W Null ruled in favor of the negative. The meeting adjourned to next Friday.
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Ubgat
E. Zimmerilion
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A.rager
John Prestot Smith
Naomi Harrison
John W. Null
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Doubs Ladies Aid Society Meets at Members Home
The Doubs Aid Society of Doubs M. K. church held a regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. B. Compher Sr. The president John W. Carey called the meeting to order and Rev. William Anthony gave prayer. Hymn Blessed Assurance sung. Minutes read by Miss Nellie Carey. Meeting adjourned to meet Friday June 33 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Michael.
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and Mos
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Chael
Newr Doubs
County Correspondence From Woodville Social Roundup
Miagea Tronc Stavens Nellie Etzler Virgie Molesworth Mildred Davin Meeers Harry Etzler and send Li Orum visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Lindsay on Saturday evening. Mice Cora Hood returned home from Baltimore tot Wedvead Dr Devilbies ta ontisick Hist. Mrs Annie Hood visiting sister in paleshore Mr George Davis and family visited John Norwood and family on Sunday.
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Miagea Tronc Stavens
Nellie Etzler
Virgie Molesworth
Mildred Davin
Meeers
Harry Etzler
Li Orum
Raymond Lindsay
Cora Hood
Baltimore
Devilbies
Annie Hood
Paleshore
George Davis
John Norwoot
Sunjay
Baltimore Stock Market May Day Ad Emphasis
A Baltimore stock market note describes May 1 sales and noon price corrections by Motter Bris & Co. and brokers. It recounts advertising heavy spend by Ladies' Home Journal owner borrowing 400 for ads, and John Wannamaker sinking all first day proceeds into newspaper advertising for the next day.
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Motter Bris & Co
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Ladies’ Home’ Journal
John Wannamaker
Frederick County Market Prices Corrected May 10 1910
Market quotations list grain and hay prices with wheat at 1.06 per bushel No 2 red, corn 3.90 per bushel, oats 60 cents, barley 70 cents, Timothy hay 17 to 19 dollars per ton, mixed hay 16 to 18, flour meal 1.75 to 1.96 per 100 pounds, potatoes 80 per bushel, red clover hinders.
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Bbc
Fay
Timothy
Clore
Dalry Cotton
Prima facie evidence illustrated by a drinking example
The late Lord Morrison described prima facie evidence with a vivid image. He told the jury that seeing a man emerge from a public house with a wiped mouth could be prima facie evidence that he had been drinking.
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Fatis
Lord ‘Morrison
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
A wary warning notes catarrh remedies with mercury risk. It cautions against using such ointments without physician guidance and claims mercury disrupts the system. The fragmented text mentions a product linked to Dr. and a rusted warning about unsafe ingredients.
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