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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
2
In a humorous exchange from the Ladies' Home Journal a wife notes her husband’s distraction at a restaurant by a beautiful woman in black and the couple quips that the widow's life might be appealing to the wife. The banter plays on envy and light satire of marriage.
Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo says he was amused by a Wombat remark about his work being placed beside Shakespeare in a book Case. He notes the flattery and questions whether it was intentional or happenstance.
Blanche reports Captain Dasher proposed after lunch today while Barbara notes they only met this morning. Blanche confirms he leaves tonight, highlighting urgency and tension in the exchange.
Reports indicate a schoolhouse burned down last night while students were away on vacation. No injuries are mentioned. the cause is under investigation and local officials survey the scene.
Walter asserts forgiveness requires sinning first. the pair discuss moral and religious ideas. The line presents a provocative contrast between confession and action in a classroom exchange.
A playful line suggests the once prominent bachelor has married. The speaker jokes that he is now a married man and no longer a single figure of interest.
A fragmentary OCR line reads I A . QO, NO 42 on . é6. The readable portion provides almost no context or identifiable names or events to verify.
A witty exchange between a young astronomer and a woman ends with Saturn as the shared symbol. He asks to associate her with Venus but she prefers Saturn noting its ring. He buys one the next day.
Aimee asks about winter mosquito behavior while Hazel cautions gratitude for not knowing. The dialogue frames a playful contrast between curiosity and contentment.
Parents urged to examine each bottle of Castoria for the signature and trust its over thirty years of use as a safe remedy for infants and children. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
The exchange centers on Mr Jones complaining to his landlady about a dessert. He quips that the prunes are not stewed but he is, turning a domestic row into a humorous dispute.
A tense dialogue unfolds as one speaker accuses women of dishonesty while the other retorts that women are not inherently honest, accusing the counterpart of stealing heart and peace of mind in a domestic quarrel.
A sultan is said to have composed a poem but questions its impact since the foe cannot read it. The exchange hints at a broader discussion on communication and effectiveness in conflict.
A dramatic exchange unfolds as a man laments his lack of money while professing love and a woman responds bluntly telling him to stop. The scene centers on financial hardship and romantic tension without further action.
On his hunting trip last week Taeger provided few details beyond admitting he borrowed a hunting dog from me. The exchange suggests a quiet outing with minimal notable events or statements.
Inventors unveil a harness that suspends a basket from a picker’s shoulders leaving both hands free. The device supports carrying and freeing hands during fruit harvesting tasks.
A mouse can bore a passage through an inch board in three hours. The note highlights remarkable small-scale engineering speed and raises questions about accuracy and feasibility of such claims.
The Montana Railroad Commission ruled intra state grain and flour rates were too high and ordered an average 12 percent reduction. The decision notes complainants later urged lower rates, while some mill owners who filed the original petition protested reductions.
In Billings the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Sibley was saved from being trampled when a unidentified man leaped between two frightened horses rearing on the sidewalk. The baby suffered five broken ribs and other injuries but survived.
An 18 year old divorcee in Butte Montana sought permission to remarry the co respondent jailed for alleged role in the case. Montana law bars remarriage within a year of divorce. The woman, Violet Ray, had separated from her husband amid another man's alleged attentions and requested release of the prisoner three hours after the decree.
Helena David Starr Jordan of Stanford University honors President Wilson for his handling of overseas affairs. He criticizes what he calls unjust attacks on Wilson and assesses his diplomacy as effective during troubled times.
The Montana Baptist state convention met in Lewistown with ministers from across the state and numerous lay delegates. Dr. C. A. Cook of Butte led studies on the Holy Spirit as reflected in Christ's life and teachings.
Sheriff reports a band of I W W members slaughtered five carloads of sheep in the Northern Pacific yards. M F Morris in charge of the shipment is believed to be insane or recovering from delirium tremens. officers found the animals unmolested.
The Montana Presbyterian synod heard Rev. N. H. Burdick of Helena read the assembly report urging reinstatement of Bible reading in Montana public schools as the main recommendation of the general assembly at its second session.
United States Gypsum Company plans a plaster mill near Heath with a spur track survey by Milwaukee engineers. Materials will arrive once the spur is finished. W. V. Shoemaker, local company representative, gave no capacity details.
Sheriff testified Edith Colby overheard accusing Ainsworth of promising support and denying more than slapping Thomas. Colby later told editor Manire she had no news, and he urged her to shoot Thomas for a sensational story.
The War department rules say U S troops serving at the Texas border count as residing on their homestead claims. Adjutant General Fred B Wood says all men in regular army or national guard who filed on homesteads are considered as residing on their lands during service. No records show how many are affected.
Montana election offices report registration closed with only those not yet voting or never registered required to sign. Both Democrats and Republicans claim Montana with estimates from 10 000 to 15 000. Historical note recalls Wilson plurality in presidential races and GOP edge in congressional contests.
Mrs Florence Meadows six weeks into marriage was thrown from her horse near Maginnis and killed. The bridle remained firmly in her hand as the horse browsed by the roadside. Before marriage she rode in county fair riding and bucking broncho contests as Miss Florence Barber.
L S Greer a laborer recently arrived in town stepped in front of Milwaukee train No 16 at the Three Forks yards and was instantly killed. Officials have not located his relatives and he was a stranger. He carried an employment agency card dated Sept 15 1916 indicating work for the Clifton Applegate company at Big Blackfoot Montana. He was about 30 and of light complexion.
Reorganization of the ministerial union at the Baptist state convention in Lewistown resulted in the election of officers. Rev. E. C. Barton of Livingston was named president with Rev. F. O. Hess of Great Falls as vice president and Rev. R. D. Brittain of Glasgow as secretary treasurer. Rev. E. C. Barton of Livingston delivered the annual sermon.
In Thompson Falls Montana the coroner's jury found Miss Colby A S Ainsworth and J Manire responsible for the Sept 28 shooting death of A C Thomas Ainsworth was arrested while Colby and Manire were already jailed for the crime.
In Meagher county near Ni Hill a box car fight between white men and seven negroes left one white man dead Michael Levings another white man injured Campbell shot four times but not believed fatal Seven negroes are held at Judith Gap for investigation
Lloyd George relies on his secretaries at the war office and rewards their work. He brought three secretaries plus Lord Kitchener's secretary to the war office and promotes them to responsible posts. His circle includes Miss F L Stephenson, one of the first women in such a post, and Sir W H Clark who advances to high roles in British administration.
A local discussion centers on Mr. Brown's golf on Sundays with critics labeling his play as wicked. Supporters argue leisure activity should not be condemned as moral failing.
Aimee informs Hazel that George proposed to her last night and she plans to mail her answer today. The exchange highlights a personal engagement afoot between the trio with Hazel reacting to the news.
A light dialogue features a cheerleader at a florist’s, who proclaims she roots for them. A child asks about an ultimatum and learns it is a mother’s wish for a new hat.
A novel shutter substitute is invented in Bohemia using coconut oil egg yolks and a touch of cream. The blend aims to replicate traditional shutter materials with natural components providing a workable alternative for construction and glazing.
A new invention equips life preservers with water resistant electric flashlights for nighttime visibility. The device aims to aid rescue and signaling during dark water operations and could become a standard safety feature for sailors and swimmers.
A report notes cork oak trees in Spain thrive in poor soil, challenging common beliefs about soil quality and forestry. The observation highlights adaptability and potential implications for cork production and land management.
Mrs Frank Knost of Harrisburg Pennsylvania recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to overcome a long term weakness during singleness and a later female trouble after marriage. She claims relief and removal of a growth without surgery and recommends keeping the remedy at home.
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