Valleytown visitors and dinners mark weekend in Rock Creek area
Mrs Emil Whitby and guests visited in Valleytown while Whitbread hosted a dinner Sunday for Spokane visitor Mr Wagner. Several residents including George Borgen, E Tieden, Gar l Gunderson, A O Nelson, Albert Johnson family, and Osmundson attended mail rounds or were business visitors Saturday and Sunday in Valleytown and Rock Creek.
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Mrs. Whitbread
Mr. Wagner
Spokane
Rock Creek
Valley Town
Albert Johnson
Valleytown
Wm. Arndt
Alpert, Nelsons
Glasgow Items From the Independent
Glasgow news notes list Residents attending ball games in Saco and praising the Glasgow team. Mentions of Sheriff Stephens on official Malta trip, visitors from Hinsdale, and community updates on elevators, fires, and local officials.
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Saco
Glasgow
Trellers
Sheriff Stephens
Malta
Hinsdale News Briefs Mention Glasgow Trip
Hinsdale notes indicate Les Blankenship took a trip to Glasgow on Monday. Ed Mizz spent about a day last week with his friend R. Re Davis, manager of the Hinsdale Mere.
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J. W. Barnhart
C.A. Pike
Hinsdale
Gidde
Glasgow
Ed Mizz
Ald
R. Re Davis
the Hinsdale
Northwest hay crop proves unusually bountiful
Native grass in the Dakotas and Montana shows record yields this season with river bottoms and beach lands producing rich cuttings. Old timers say the hay is unmatched in twenty years and farmers are urged to cut and cure the surplus where possible, to store for two or three years if not needed immediately.
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Shaw
Dakotas
Montana
Penalties for Odd Crimes Across States and Regions
The piece surveys how legislatures in many states and the federal government craft laws to punish diverse violations. It cites examples from Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia, Wisconsin, California, Ohio, and more, illustrating burdens from jail terms to fines for seemingly minor or unusual infractions.
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South Carolina
Virginia
Wisconsin
California
Ohio
The Fountain of Lifee and the Breath of Speech
A fragment discusses a theory that speakers and public figures use their lungs more efficiently to stay young. It claims Dorson breathes poorly and cannot use his lungs well. The text suggests talking more prolongs life and notes women live longer because they talk more.
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Dorson
Anich
Lonze
Rugged Lines and Plain Talk From Herbert Kaufman
A fragmentary piece presents rugged lines and plain talk attributed to Herbert Kaufman. The text hints at advice on readiness and usefulness, mentioning good versus need and the rapid pace of bustle in daily life.
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Herbert
Kaufman
Fashion shock as ankles and bare feet inspire new style trend
Report notes Paris society leaders endorse a hygiene driven fad urging followers to discard shoes and stockings. Delicate white anklets and woolen flowers are proposed to decorate bare ankles while swains are said to admire the display, with some beauties already practicing knee exercises.
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Paris
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Emil
Whitby
Whitbread
Sar Valleytown
Jask Leberts
Whursday
Harry
Hoskley
Hubert
Lewis
Barr
WwWhitbread
George Borgen
E. Tieden
Garl Gunderson
Nelson
John” Osmundson
Oscar Johnson
SESE
L. F. Powell
Puesday
Gladys Memminger
Saco and
Annie Whitney
Patten
Levator
Imperial
Vieek
Harness
Nashua
Iguseiold
An .Ible
I. S. Reed
Culbertson’ Searchlight
Independent
Reed
Valley County
Bro. Reed
G. H. Coulter
Culbertson Republican
Culbertson
Board of Equalization
C. “A. “Pike
St. Paul
J. E. Ainor
H. M. ‘Weasa
M. R. Shepherd
Elizabeth Drew
Waterloo
Town
O. “A. White
North
Hinsdale ‘News
Jane
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