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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
4
John Ruggles, a wealthy businessman, recalls a vanished love from his youth. He encounters his former beloved in a village garden and meets her daughter, who bears the same bluebell eyes. Realizing the girl is Lillias' daughter, he steps into the garden and reunites with the memory and the present.
At a seaside dance in 1918, Tom Stevens pursues Beth Butterfield after a summer of anonymous letters. Beth finally concedes love, admitting she wants Tom, and the couple walk home planning their future.
N Goldsmith of Cairo Illinois sent a shipment of coonskins to London for sale at a fur auction. A notably fine pelt sold for £180 with proceeds donated to prisoners of war. The trader aimed to raise funds for war charities.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions wives and flute with unclear wording about Staes near the second item. No clear events, dates, or names present.
The piece argues for preserving structural materials using paint rather than rubber coatings, noting painted films protect wood, iron, and cement at low cost. It extols deterioration resistance, longevity, and beauty from high grade paints with colored pigments extending life by years. It also includes a personal anecdote about a night shift worker and a singing canary named Caruso.
A New Yorker disputes a Kaiser's press agent claim linking frogs to aiding German artillery in wartime. Hank Newman backs the notion only in part, noting his local frog pond preserves a quiet life in Oxso ne Park, while dismissing broader battlefield relevance.
The Canadian YWCA has permission to place a YWCA secretary on every ship leaving England with 200 or more women and children aboard. The secretary will provide entertainment and recreation, perform the same role as the YMCA secretary for men, and serve as a friend to women and children in distress.
The notice assigns D. Miller as the U.S. Commissioner in Saco Montana for final proofs filings and land trouble proceedings.
George T. Stewart of Malta receives licensing or appointment related to undertaker services as indicated by a local notice. The brief item names Stewart in connection with Malta, Montana.
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