School Notes Record Quiet Progress Amid Odd Weather
The Board of Education seeks to keep the school open with strategic pacing in algebra and current events. Honorable mentions go to Astrid Skrittenberg, Herbert Abel, Vera Tinney, Haroldlinney, L. A. Broadbrooks, June West, Idelia Sandlie, Lillian Abel, and Virgil Swanson for perfect papers. A ninth grade U S history debate favored Grant over Lee, judged by Harry Lee, Wallace Riue, and Richard Davis. Thermometer shows 76 degrees below zero while fuel and oil outlooks mix with cultural notes about Esquimaux and tall timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrid Skrittenberg
Herbert Abel
Vera Tinney
Haroldlinney
L. A. Broadbrooks
June West
Idelia Sandlie
Lillian Abel
Virgil Swanson
Grant
Lee
Amour Malmin
Harry M Malmin
Grace Nelson
Kenneth Davis
Lulu Strain
Harry Lee
Wallace Riue
Richard Davis
Esquimaux
Whitewater Notes From a Wireless Correspondent
Local column reports on business trips to Chicago and Valleytown. Teachers Miss Adella Mehls and Miss Lena Aronson plan visits home for the holidays. Several residents move, travel, or change jobs including G F Ahern to Taunton and Wm Corwine joining N J Brandt & Co. A correspondent notes lat long position near 48 10 N 106 W.
South Dakota parties nominate Wood and Wilson for president
The Republication State Convention in South Dakota endorsed Major General Leonard Wood for president amid a strenu ous contest. the Democratic State Convention backed President Wilson for a possible third term and the League of Nations Covenant. Both parties supported the League. Other platforms urged labor reforms, foreign policy restraint, and measures to raise Americanization and economic stability. A Non Partisan League convention endorsed Governor Lynn J. Fra zier for president and suggested Robert La Follette as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Leonard Wood
Frank O. Lowdon
Illinois
Wilson
League of Nations
Bureau of Farm Management
Agricultural Department
Non-Partisian League
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Robert ° la Follette
League
Twin sisters sing switch reveals hidden talent
In a small town, Vivian and Virginia Adams scheme to attend a musicale with Miss Emery. Virginia impresses Sergeant West with a powerful contralto, while Vivian pretends to sing. a plan to mentor her collapses when the two sisters swap gowns and voices are revealed. West departs, promising lessons next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian
Virginia
Sociable
Sergeant West
West
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lady Astor praised for American self-possession in Commons
London papers discuss Lady Astor’s first Commons appearance. One writer notes her “truly American self-possession” as Llord George and Arthur Balfour appeared nervous. T. P. O’Connor describes the scene with George blushing and Balfour showing shy girlishness.
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London
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Llord George
Arthur Balfour
T. P. O’connor
Balfour
Migratory Bird Treaty Act upheld in Arkansas ruling
Federal Judge Jacob Trieber of the eastern district of Arkansas upholds the 1918 Migratory Bird Treaty Act in United States v Thompson of Memphis. The decision preserves Congress power to enforce the treaty with Great Britain to protect migratory birds in the United States and Canada, reversing a 1914 ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Trieber
Arkansas
United States
E. D. Thompson
Memphis
Congress
Great Britain
Canada
Trieber
Harvey C. Shauver
Birmingham Age ‘Herald
Indignant Indian Princess Claims Penn Land Rights
An Indian princess named No-toh-tha-which claims two small Penn reserves near Philadelphia. One parcel 85 by 100 feet under the Ritz Carlton shadow is now paved. The other serves as storage for odds and ends. She filed with the Indian Rights association and may seek aid from the Six Nations of New York.
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Philadelphia
William Penn
Ritz- Garlton Hotel
Indian ‘Rights Association
Six ‘Nations‘of
New York
Millionaires and Nickels Reflect on Soldier Worth
The Baltimore Sun notes Tompkins contrasts soldiers and millionaires, saying heroes deserve more than a nickel. He argues wealth does not measure bravery and recalls a millionaire who valued five cents as the yearly interest on a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Fortune Teller Questioned About Future Husband Likes
Fragmentary note describes a fortune teller and a party scene asking about a future husband. It mentions questions about preferences and a social gathering. No clear names or places are visible.
Famed New England Family Celebrates Golden Wedding
At Mans field Conn the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hanks was honored revealing the Hanks family long famed for ingenuity. Notable feats include the first town clock on Hanks hill in 1780 and the first brass cannon and bell in America cast there.
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Mansfield
Conn
Henry W. Hanks
Old Hill
Rodney Hanks
America
George R
Henry
Old Town
New England
Henry Hanks
Illinois
New York World
Sardinia Keeps Pastoral Ways Alive in Modern Times
Dr. Alfred P. Dennis reports Sardinia preserves ancient living conditions with water wheels, oxen plows, scythes, and tribal costumes echoing Aryan-era life. Captain G R G Fisher returns from overseas Red Cross service to continue First Aid demonstrations for the Northern Division.
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Sardinia
Alfred P. Dennis
United States
Rome
Fisher
The
Red Cross
Hie
Doctor E. P. Minnick Listed with Office at Co operative Store
Dr E P Minnick physician and surgeon resides at 27 and maintains an office above the Co operative Store. He is reachable by residence and office contact numbers for medical consultations and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE E. P. Minnick
Co-operative
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Chicago
S. M. “Senniessen
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Adella Mehls
Nelson Schies
Malta
S. E. Simonson
J. M. Olson
J. B. Johnson
G. F. Ahern
Taunton
Minnesota
Wm. Corwine
Corwine-Chandler Corporation
N. J. Brandt & Co
George Green
Salmo
B. C
George
Lena Aronson
North Whitewater
Sacco
Blair
King
Ganyone
David
Irene Erickson
South Whitewater
Ashton
Idaho
S. D
Wood
Gladys P. Andersen
Mrs. Adams
Studebaker
John K. Bell
General Merchant
NEW Ensland Family
Hanks
Chas. E. Behner
Glasgow,Montana
Maude C. Behner
Graduate
de Mars School of Optics
First National Bank
W. D. Miller
U. S
Saco
Montana
B. P. Sandlie
George T. Stewart
Beaverton, Montana
Saco Hardware Company
Veseth Block
Saco 7
Ernest E
DR. Cabbage
Malte
Saco Lodge
A. P
A.M
O. RB. Hawver
W. EE
Edward Rognas
Saco Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mary B. Lingrey
Nellie
D. Birum
Secy
Saco Rebekah Lodge
J. L. West
N. G
Daisy Dewey
Whitewater, ‘Montana
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