Mountain Guides Brave Nez Perce Threats in Grand Loop Tales
In a Wyoming park story, Boney Earnest and Texas Jack guide hunting parties along with Captain Bailey and Thomas Birmingham. They encounter Nez Perce bands led by White Bird Looking Glass and Joseph, learn of a captured Camp wife, and witness soldiers rescuing prisoners. A German brewer’s aid refreshes the travelers before a ragged return.
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Joseph
Idaho
Boney ‘Earnest
Alcove
Casper
Wyo
Texas Jack
John Omahindro
Boney
Jack
Charles B. Bailey
Thomas Birmingham
Grand Loop
Nez Perces
White Bird
Looking Glass
Canada
Cowan
Carpenter
Howard
tInland Oil Index
Fifty Years Ago in Yellowstone Park Opening Thoroughfare Losses
Fifty years ago Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming was a rugged wilderness with no roads or rangers. Trails were rare and only Indian bands or hunting parties moved through the area, as the park’s protection and policing were almost nonexistent.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
For Sale Seven Room Home Near Depot With Barn
For sale a seven room home with a large barn and two acres located one and a half blocks from the depot. Asking price is $1000 with good terms to the right buyer. Inquiries at this office. An old-style moral aside follows about polite behavior and neatness.
Livestock feeding seen as aid to range cattle interests
Livestock notes argue that feed lots provide an outlet for stocker and feeder cattle, absorbing seasonal movements and stabilizing supplies. They claim continued feeding will boost demand for better beef, with Western range cattle feeding aligning with midwestern feeders and Pacific Coast demand.
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Los Angeles
West
Middle Western
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Heroes and Patriots Who Prevented Fire Loss
In a western city a fireman who carried a child from a burning tenement is hailed as a hero while a quiet business man who builds safer tenements and prevents fires receives little praise. The piece urges honoring prevention and the lives saved through it.
The Object of Education by John Ruskin
The quote states education should cultivate delight in virtue and industry. It argues true education makes people love right actions and pursue justice with passion rather than mere compliance.
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John Ruskin
Prosperity For Ads While Waiting Cited By Harrisburg Telegraph
Quote from the Harrisburg Telegraph urges patience and active advertising as a path to success, suggesting prosperity follows those who advertise while they wait.
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Harrisburg Telegraph
Influence of Spirits Inspired by Kant Quotation
A Kant inspired reflection asserts the human soul remains linked to the spirit world during life, with its influences shaping earthly reality in a profound, indissoluble bond.
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Immanuel Kant
Hi Ho sage cites language gaps reducing conflict
The Washington Star quotes Hi-Ho, the sage of Chinatown, arguing that miscommunication fuels fights. He suggests that universal precise understanding would reduce confrontations, noting the abundance of languages as a barrier to clear explanation.
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Hi-Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Concept of luck and luckiness described
The text defines luck as a chance event affecting an individual with neutral or mixed outcomes, while lucky denotes mainly good fortune. It contrasts luck with lucky by implying luck can be harmful or beneficial, but luckiness centers on positive connotations.
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Pontiac
General Motors
LaSalle
United Effort
Argu
Early murals found in southern Europe from sixth to eighth centuries BC
Archaeologists report crude wall paintings in southern Europe dating to the sixth to eighth centuries BC. The decorations depict live game, reflecting the animals that supplied food for these early communities.
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Europe
The Right Spirit among Young Riders
The writer highlights a boy on a scooter showing enterprise and boldness beyond his age. He notes small boys imitate adults by taking risks while cheering on their progress and courage. The piece reflects a hopeful, perhaps cautious, view of youth ambition.
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America
Tropical Medicine School Opens in San Juan 1926
The School of Tropical Medicine in San Juan Porto Rico opened September 22, 1926. It is the first college of its kind in the Americas, with notable medical schools in North and South America having tropical medicine departments.
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School of
San Juan
Porto Rico
Americas
North
South America
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Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
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Heroes and Patriots
Professional Directory
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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L. W. Budge
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FPM Williams Co
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