Two Workers Die in Electrified Signal Project
Two young workers, H. G. Livingston of Rochester New York and Ivan Patrick of Williamsburg Kentucky, were killed Wednesday afternoon while installing a block signal system between Temple and a nearby town. They rode a small track car when struck by the line, their bodies badly burned. Train No. 8 found them on the track and they were taken to Ray. Livingston, about 32, had served in the army and was an expert electrician. Patrick, 18, had recently joined the crew. Their remains were shipped to their homes after notifying relatives.
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H. G.ston
Ivan Patrick
Gen. Big. Co
Temple
Ray
H. G. Livingston
Rochester
Ee Army
Tvan Patrick
Williamsburg
Balsam Advertises Cold Relief in Early Print
An old advertisement promotes Alles’s Gough Balsam as welcome relief for coughs and colds. It touts easy early treatment and offers bottles priced at $1.00 at all sealsellers.
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Alles
Gough Balsam
Died of Two Year Old Hattie Mae Monda
Hattie Mae Monda died at her parents home in Great Falls on August 6 at age two years and two months. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Monda long residents of Williston. Friends extend sympathy to the family on their loss.
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Monda
Hattie Mae
J. L. Monda
Great Falls
Last Harvest Dance at Pioneer Hall August 28
The last dance before harvest at Pioneer Hall will be held in the evening of August 28. An enflable time is ensured. Come and tell your friends as the committee invites the community to attend.
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American Tobacco Company
North Dakota
Tobacco Company
Pioneer Hall
Railroads Prepare Historic Valuation Across Northwest
Railroads from Great Northern to Great Western prepare a sweeping valuation of about 245000 miles of U S tracks. Officials plan an internal tally of every spike wheel car and rivet as government estimates loom, with each railroad likely filing objections to any low figures.
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Great Northern
Milwaukee
Soo
Omaha
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Rock Island
Burlington
Great Western
United States
Northern Pacific
Puget Sound
Chicago
Possibl J
St. Paul
Age of the cave men of Cliff Dwellers ruins
In Las Vegas New Mexico the author describes the cliff dwellers at the cliff city. He details the kiva stairway footpaths hand holes and beehive rooms. He cites population estimates by the Smithsonian and ponders fate of the ancient builders.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Smithsonian
Cliff
Smithsonan Institute
Waa
Cattle Tick Deters Success
Washington reports eradication of cattle ticks has raised cattle value by at least seven dollars per head in Mississippi counties. A bureau inspector notes $100,000 cost yielded $2,148,819 in increased valuation over the past year, with permanent gains as counties remain tick free. The piece links tick eradication to broader South cattle potential and national meat supply issues.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Animal Industry
Mississippi
Tick Eradication Urged to Save Southern Cattle Industry
The article argues that ongoing tick eradication across southern counties is essential to rebuild a permanent profitable cattle industry. It cites Mississippi counties still in quarantine losing about three million dollars annually, estimates the eradication cost at 86000, and notes broader benefits for corn and cotton yields from restored soil fertility. Experts urge sustained campaigns until every tick is destroyed nationwide.
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South
Mississippi
Notice to sell stock in Farmers Elevator Company
Notices indicate stock sellers may list shares with the manager, stating price, and the board of directors will set a time to produce a sale. The document references the board and sale timing but lacks full details due to damaged text.
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Farmers Elevator Company
Mana
Statin
Board of
Aa Board of
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