Classified Notice Details for Mail Orders and Address Changes
Fragmented text outlines mail order delivery, address updates, and payment methods. Mentions Bondar, Montene, and Northern Ideto with numbers and dates. Includes advertising disclaimers, publishing company references, Associated Press status, and agents across several cities.
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Manvans
Ideto
Foid Bondar
Montene Dabs
Usange
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Promat Gelivers
Pasa
Toe Qlanford Publishing Company
Silver Baw County
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ACE of Congress
Elder Statesman Hoover Urges Republican Unity and Resolve
Former President Herbert Hoover addresses delegates at the Republican national convention, urging them to rekindle national spirit and defend liberty. He warns against improvised platitudes and political gain, urging leaders who will serve the country and restore faith, morals, and right thinking. He calls for a clarion call to arms worthy of Ripon, urging delegates to earn victory through principled leadership.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Ripon
Wis
The 20 Dollar Bill Holds Popular Appeal
A Life Insurance Institute survey finds the twenty dollar bill is America’s most common denomination due to total in circulation. Despite preferences for larger notes, about 8.25 of 28 billion dollars are 20-dollar bills, with average per capita holdings around $260. in 1904 holdings were $24.64.
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Institute At Life Insurance
America
Amerlcan
The Dollar Bill’s Rise in Everyday Carrying Habits
The piece argues the dollar dominates currency use, notes the burden of carrying $200 per person in one dollar notes, and imagines a future where higher denominations like twenties and hundreds become common. It speculates on psychology of wealth in pockets and asks about the appearance of a future currency design.
Getting the Last Laugh on the Big Cities
A column contrasts rural open spaces with urban overstimulation and notes New York City marked its 50th anniversary while facing a looming $200 million sewage program. City beaches may close if water tests worsen, prompting calls for more treatment plants to curb disease risk.
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Greater
New York City
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Greater New York
Manhattan
New York
Coney Island
Rockaways
Manhattan Beach
Orchard Beach
Staten Island Beach
Like as the Poles compare totalitarianisms in allegory
In a Washington column the author argues that Winston Churchill’s polar allegory highlights the parallels between Nazism and Communism. He notes physical contrasts between the north and south poles but says the practical experience of oppression would feel the same in either region, leaving a reader unable to tell tyranny’s source.
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North
South Pole
Winston Churchill
North Pole
Baffin Land
Donald MacMillan
Arctic
Antarctic
Churchillllustrates
Dewey Era Ties and Press Feats in Philadelphia Memoir
In a Philadelphia hotel crowd Tom Dewey attracts attention as reporters, editors, and handlers maneuver around him. The piece recalls Dockwod, a former New York sports and women’s desk writer, shaping press relations and shaping Dewey’s image. Anecdotes include clashes with reporters, anti graft battles, and a joking raid over “obscene” films turned scenery.
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Philadelphia
Tanit
Adelphia Hotel
Tom Dewey
Paul Dockwoot
New York
Trudy Ederle
Polly Adler
Babe Florence
Aunt Florence
Charlie Ross
Billy Pate Leion
Mra. Murphy
Amos
Andy
Guich
Gigi
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Tom ‘Thom
Lockwood
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Bronx
Dewey
Grand Canyon
Tom
Taft
Near-White House Dream at Adelphia Entrance
A lurid, informal reminiscence recalls political chatter about Willkie a Democrat in Turmarn form and Dewey’s near, four-year saga. The writer notes hearing Knox declare Willkie a Democrat and jokes about meeting future presidents at the Adelphia doors, claiming near touch with the next U S leader.
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Wendell Willkie
Turmarn
Frank Knox
Chicaca
Willkle
Knox
Sago Dewey
Cnesgo
Adelphia
Tait
Whispering Gallery at GOP Convention Sparks Rumor Mill
Washington Scene reports a chaotic rump of whispers at the Republican convention with rumors that Warren may trade California for a Supreme Court seat, Dewey securing the White House, and Taft and Alassera colluding to alter the ballot. The piece notes the carnival atmosphere, jokes about “puffing the pachyderm,” and mentions Clare Boothe Luce’s brief return and the reader’s eager reactions.
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Philadelphia
Warren
Dewey
California
New Yorker
Supreme Court
Taft
Alassera
Joe Martin
Ed Martin
Martin-Martin
Vanderberg
Jess
Tru- Mat Dutton
Sidelines chatter and a Fargo brief collide in crude signs
George Dixon notes on sidelines chatter about a congresswoman and campaign tactics. A former teacher at a deaf school, posing as a signer, clashed with a key chain vendor. police reported the seller abruptly left after the encounter.
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Shans Fargo
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School For the Deaf
Your Birthday By STELLA horoscope fragment
A dated horoscope about your birthday June 24 to June 25. It describes personality traits and behavioral guidance, with astrological signs and brief daily forecasts for Cancer through Gemini. The text shows midsection errors but keeps core personality and daily outlook.
Our Children and Rosie Face Rehearsal Dilemma
In a school rehearsal scene Clara steps in for missing Kit and Rosie is pressed to take Glora’s role but must ask Mother before acting. The class debates Rosie’s obedience as measles disrupt cast changes and the trip plans.
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Rosie
Clara
Claris
Progresa
Glora
Mather
Marie
Gtoud
Rosie and the pressure of teen social names
Angelo Patri depicts Rosie in a tale of adolescence and fear, where she endures motherly conditioning and peer pressure. The narrative follows teens like Rosie who seek belonging, grapple with responsibility, and pursue social acceptance through competitive, athletic, and group activities.
Energy, integrity scarce in U S leadership says Forrester
Forrester laments executive manpower shortages in the United States and urges a moral revival starting in the kindergarten. He warns that taxes, discent of education, and celebrity culture undermine youth toward builders and creators, urging a return to energetic national leadership.
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Forrester
Forresbil
United States
Willig
Go-Geller
Ike Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Charles Eliot
Arthur Twining Hadley
David Store Jordan
Childt
Aospital
Disvete
Wren Baker to Begin Four-Year Mail Transport Contract
Postmaster Frank X. Molaghan announced on June 2 that Wren G. C. Baker, formerly of Chicago, will start July 1 on a four year mail transporting contract moving mail between post offices and railway depots. The report notes related Montana WPA and civic actions and lists several local figures visiting or returning from trips and events.
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Frank X. Molaghan
Atuteunold
Wren GC. Baker
Chicago
Baker
Joe Nolan
Butte
Henningsen
Portland
Byron Crane
Montana
Federal Writers’ Project
WPA
Joseph E. Parker
Bok
Kathleen Vaughn
D. A. Vanehn
South Montini
Berkeley
University of California
Houston
Texas
al Smith
Tom Jr. Walker
Butle
J. Brice Kremer
Hooston
Harry Meyer
Montana Filing Board of Trade
California
Meyer
Film Board of Trade
Los Angeles
Carri Sullivan
Melon Brennan
Kate
Marie King
Anaconda
Tom Parker
San Mateo
Isib Wesley R. Reed
John R. Reed
Ithaca
Cascadille Wahoot
Butte High
D. J. Charles
Miners Bank and Trust Company
United States
Serviea Reserve
Bulger Bow Conty
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