St Paul Hosts 20th Annual Banspiel of Curling Club
The St Paul Club opened the 20th Annual Banspiel of the Northern Curling Association at the Ling Club on January 14 with teams from across the country. The St Paul Club, boasting five ice sheets, hosted many contests. the International Trophy funded by Louis W. Hill drew eager competition as the cup, about four feet high, was awarded to the winner from the United States over Canada.
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Northern Curling Association
Ling Club
St. Paul
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railway
United States
Canada
Wes
Inauguration to Eclipse All Predecessors
The National Capital braces for Wil son's simple inaugural event to outshine past celebrations. District extols grand preparations as committees and carpenters work to stage a record inauguration with many states participating and military presence varying by state.
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National
District of Columbia
Wilson
Christopher the
Chicago
United States
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Wisconsin
Idaho
Minnesota
Congress Committee Report on Reclamation Service Criticism
The committee and Interior Department report criticizes Reclamation service for mismanagement and incompetence. It urges an appropriation of 2 20 060 to fund proper upgrades, while Mr Newell denies government losses from overrun projects and argues actual costs far exceeded estimates.
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Interior Department
House of Representatives
Mali
Newell
Sims Enterprise
Sixteenth Amendment and the Income Tax Debate
The article notes it has been forty three years since the Sixteenth Amendment was adopted and discusses the push to authorize an income tax. It mentions June 1909 as the first step and cites potential revenue of about 100 million dollars annually if an income tax is enacted. It references tariff reductions linked to revenue expectations and recalls prior constitutional challenges to income tax provisions.
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New Mexxico
Tyoming
Delaware
Congress
Ates
Senor Simmons
Treasury
Hinsdale Local Notes Share News and Whimsical Tales
Miss Irene Beavers visits Katie Kent for several days while Mr Michealson fights a threatening sore hand. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs H A Chester move west of town. Glasgow visitors, dances, and county road work fill the week as townsfolk greet a new baby, recoveries, and playful gossip about Frank Crabbs.
McKinley Era Monetary Debate Reflected in Fragments
After the 1896 presidential election, discussions touched on standard money and efficiency of a monetary system. The fragmented text references debates over the gold standard and political stance during McKinley’s rise.
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Eries
McKinley
Lis
Two Faced People Deemed Products of the Devil
A quotation condemns double dealing across religion politics society and business as the chief cause of misunderstanding and social rejection. The speaker argues two faced individuals are worse than any pit born creature and blames them for ingratitude to God and man.
New Life Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
A four week regimen promises improved digestion and clearer skin by stimulating the liver and purifying blood. The ad urges immediate purchase at all druggists, claiming facial and body eruptions disappear.
Sheriff Contest Case Dismissed in Valley County News
The contest case from last fall between James R. Stephens and Patrick Nacey over the sheriff’s race was dismissed by Judge J. Miller Smith after determining lack of jurisdiction due to no definite term called within twenty days of filing. Appeals to the supreme court were announced, with the case expected to be filed within ten days.
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James R. Stephens
Patrick Nacy
J. ‘Miller
Smith
First Judicial District
Cfsce
John L. Slattery
R. R. Purchéll
A. J. Horsky
Helena
Mr. Slattery
Nacey
Hurd
Lewis
Stephens
Supreme Court
Valley County News
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure for Weak Health
A vintage health ad urges readers to resist stopping work when sick listing symptoms of fatigue and decline. It claims Electric Bitters restore tone, strength, and vigor from the first dose and promises guaranteed satisfaction for 50 cents at all druggists, with thousands praising the remedy.
West and East clash over conservation at Interior Department
A reader questions why a Western Secretary of the Interior is desired to balance East West concerns. The letter argues distrust between regions over forests and National Forest policies and warns about exploiting resources for short term gain. Continued on page 2.
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Rapid City
S. Dakota
Collier's
Wilson
Montana Hog Sale Sets Records At South St. Paul Market
A carload of Yellowstone Valley hogs owned by Edward Chute of Columbus Montana sold at the South St. Paul market last Friday. The pigs averaged 287 pounds and dressed out to 80 1 2 percent, earning praise from stockmen and buyers. Experts say Montana hogs show promise as fattening and the industry may become a regional leader in the next decade.
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Billings
Yellowstone
Montanez
Montana
A. Reilly
Huntley
Chicago
Teachers Examination Set for February and March Dates
The next regular teachers examination will be held February 28 and March 1 in Glasgow Malta Medicine Lake Plentywood Culbertson. Readable fragments name Lora Sims among the details.
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Miss Baulke
Glasgow
Hinsdale
Malta
Medicine ‘Lake
Plentywood
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Winnipeg
Duluth
Grand Rapids
Mich
Minneapolis
Congressional Comitttee
Hinsdale Local
Irene
Beavers
Katie Kent
Mr. Michealson
H. A. Chester
Mr. Smith
Claude Moore
Roy Barr
Vivian Harden
Paulina Baulke
D. L. Blankenship
Albert Blankenship
R. D. Harden
Dr. Stone
Wim. Carlson
Babe
Joe Barnhart
Frank Crabbs
Marm
Rock Creek
The
Interior
Corte
Ofa
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