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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
2
The article discusses a key choice for labor between radical and conservative leadership as the international labor conference opens in Washington. It argues reason should guide discussion, with President Wilson expected to propose ideas to improve capital and labor relations, aiming for peaceful adjustments and progress.
Public sale to highest cash bidder conducted by Edward J. Svien as administrator of the Severt J. Svien estate in Phillips County Montana on October 18 1919 at the deceased’s residence. Sale includes described real estate in sections 30 and 19 township 31 north range 34 east and listed personal property with ten percent down. Deed at purchaser’s expense.
In Farmsdale the new tenant known as the little lady settles into the old Parsons place. War thoughts touch villagers as a soldier visits the fountain while locals from factory and cottage reflect on sacrifice and duty. An aging couple and a neighbor woman reveal their quiet ordeals as the officer contemplates shared hardship.
Notice by the Clerk of School District No 10 Phillips County Montana of a bond election to be held September 15 1919 at Hantley School district to permit qualified electors to vote on a resolution adopted by trustees. Details are garbled but indicate a scheduled local election on a specified date and location with official authority.
The Board of Trustees may issue bonds up to 3500 dollars at not more than six percent interest, redeemable in 15 years and payable over 20, to build one schoolhouse in Bollman area and furnish three more in Pearson, Huntley Center, and Rector-Lind areas. Polls open 2 to 6 pm. September 1919 notices dated September 16 1919 and published September 19 and 26 1919.
The scene follows a returning soldier who avoids a famous road, notices cultivated grounds and a bent gardener, then greets Josie and Beri's wife. Beri's wife explains their situation, noting Mattie’s son and Bert have left to serve, Josie helps Henry in the garden, and the plan to become self-supporting progresses with the little lady’s charity guiding several men to service.
The article recalls born blind watchmakers like Rippin who could disassemble and assemble fine watches with ease. It notes his touch enabled him to identify stolen tiny wheels and screws. It also mentions a blind son trained by a clockmaker who could detect faults in timepieces others missed.
A young voice reflects on the price of living. Pleasure and growth bring corresponding hurts and responsibilities. The text argues that higher awareness increases both joy and suffering, yet choosing indifference would dull the human experience.
California ranch integrates Swiss and Nubian goats producing rich milk condensed and canned for nourishment of invalids. A well bred milk goat yields twelve times its weight yearly, yet goats lack year round reliability. canning is deemed best for profit. An 11 ounce can sells for 20 cents, mainly through drug stores according to the Pacific Daily Review.
The text presents Sani of Tarsus known as Paul after conversion and Renan’s depiction of Paul’s appearance. It notes Paul’s weak bodily presence and contemptible speech per scripture and Renan’s view of Paul as small, ugly, stout and stooped with a thick beard and piercing eyes, yet enduring hardships.
Chilly mornings prompt women to plan new fall apparel. Our dress section shows a varied stock of colors patterns and materials of splendid quality at reasonable prices. Substantial woolen fabrics in late patterns and weaves are priced to value this year. Large assortment offers goods not found in such quantity in former years.
A close inspection of remnants shows ample argument for using them. Our remnant section offers excellent value with beautiful patterns and splendid materials in a large supply, ensuring you find something useful.
A housewife at this season will find replenishment options for linens bedding and essential household goods. Liberal assortments of table linens sheets and sheet ing pillow cases towels and toweling and other dependable articles are offered at very low market prices.
Velvet riches in color and quality attract women shoppers as merchants advertise a full selection this year. Local retailers tout rich velvets appealing to buyers contemplating purchases.
Last night and the night before were cold with more cold weather ahead. Plan ahead and stock bedding now. Wearwell blankets and comforters are on display and touted as the best obtainable quality for wise purchases.
The notice touts a silk showcase offering a wide range of silks in different kinds and weaves. It highlights fabrics suitable for frocks, suits, blouses, and undergarments with attractive prices.
A local shop notes its stock of high quality flannels ready for the cold season. The message encourages customers to inspect their home supply and visit soon to view the flannel values.
The article discusses whether Roger Bacon in the thirteenth century knew or invented the camera obscura or speculum. It cites James Thomson and notes some scholars view Bacon as possibly a busybody mirror observer rather than the inventor.
Department of the Interior notices from Glasgow Montana dated August 27 1919 announce Jess M Miller of Seaco Montana and Arthur Asm of Saco Montana filing for three year proof on lands in Sec 27 28 and 28 27 Twp 33N 34E and 32 34E M M with witnesses listed including William Lancaster Benjamin Richardson Charles Mahew John McKay Almer C Aubel Eddie Foss Bergan Thomas Williams and related dates October 17 1919 and appointments before W Willer and W D Miller respectively.
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