Plant Juice touted by Butte business leader Kissinger
Mr. Kissinger of Independent Laundry 232 South Main Butte says Plant Juice greatly helped his stomach trouble and nervousness and he urges friends to try the vegetable tonic. Advert says it treats stomach liver and kidney ailments and lists Smith drug store Anaconda and Newbro drug Store Butte as retailers.
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Phil Kissinger
South Main Street
Butte
Montana
Kissinger
O. K
Mr. Kissinger
Smith Drug Store
Anaconda
Newbro Drug
Rutte
Adv
Cascarets Claim Quick Cure For Sick Stomach
An old medical ad promotes Cascarets as a swift remedy for sour stomach, heartburn, and indigestion. It asserts the product cleanses and regulates the stomach and bowels, relieves drunken gas and nausea, and promises a morning improvement with a 10 cent box, including a note about children.
Getting the Most for Your Money
A compact guide urging readers to value quality over price in shopping. It promotes reading the Standard's advertising columns as a daily market touchstone, noting that reputable merchants bid for patronage and advertise to prove trust in their goods.
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The
Standard
South Side garden contest awards prize to Ironside yard
The South Side Improvements Association announced the garden contest results. Mrs. F. A. Ironside won first prize for best yard, with other awards to Patrick Wall, F. D. Darnell, and Mrs. M. B. Brinck for various categories including trees, flowers, and vegetable beds. Judges praised care, layout, and cleanliness across many yards and noted two prizes for 1914 sprinkling permits. They urged contestants to attend a prize ceremony at the South Side Methodist church.
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South Side Improvements Association
F. A. Ironside
South Side
Montana
California
Ironside
Argyle and
Texas Streets
Patrick Wall
Texas
Wall Streets
F. D. Darnell
Warren Avenue
M. B. Brinck
C. J. Corporan
W. A. Clapp
P. H. Sherrard
Peter
O. G. Wood
Oregon Avenue
Lowell Avenue
Wearst
J.L. Egsheiman
Nevada Avenue
A. F. Wagner
First Avenue
Rea. Davis
Butte
Lewis A. Smith
W. T. Inch
Charles Multhrop
South Side ‘Methodist Church
No Exclusive Permits for Reservation Grazing
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Aug. 19 Exclusive permits to grazing lands on the ceded part of the Crow Indian reservation are without authority and legal sanction and are void Judge G M Bourquin held today denying the United States seek injunctive relief against Ash Sheep Co for trespass with sheep The decision opens thousands of acres le ased to livestock men in Eastern Montana to general grazing and states the departments lack authority beyond congressional grant until lands are settled or sold open to general grazing and exclusive permits are void
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Standard
Helena
Crow Indian Reservation
G. M. Bourquin
United States
Ash Sheep Company
Montana
Congress
Hailstones Damage Crops in Texas Ranch Areas
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports ranchers near Livingston affected as hailstones struck crops on August 19. The storm damaged fields and fences, cutting likely yields and prompting assessments by local authorities and farmers seeking aid or insurance adjustments. Strong winds accompanied the hail, creating scattered property losses across the region.
Severe hail hits Wilsall area damaging hundreds of acres
A severe hail storm struck west of Wilsall Monday afternoon, destroying 400 acres ready to cut and causing minor damage to other crops. The N P Evans, Bohart and Church ranches were in the storm’s path, while Livingston area reports hailstones as large as hens eggs but little local damage.
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Wilsall
N. P. Evans
Bohart
Church
Livingston
Brakeman Lester Wood Killed Near Haugan
Lester Wood a Milwaukee railroad brakeman on a steam shovel gang at Haugan died in Missoula after being struck by an engine returning to help a passenger train. Dense fog hindered his view. He was about 27, from Fayetteville Arkansas, where his parents live.
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Standard
Missoula
Lester Wood
Milwaukee Railroad
Haugan
St. Patrick's Hospital
Wood
Fayetteville, Ark
John D. Long Missing From Missoula
John D. Long a Lindsay Produce driver has been missing since Saturday night. Police and the sheriff searched without results. He quit work around 6 pm and was last seen three hours later. He is 38 years old and single, living with his mother, sister, and brother near the Lowell school.
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The
Standard
Missoula
John D. Long
Lindsay Produce Company
Sheriff's Office
Long
Lowell School
Notable Global Trivia From Early 20th Century Facts
A selection of varied statistics and cultural notes from 1912 to 1913 including milch cow counts in Texas, average watch component counts, London street mileage, German rail freight revenue, Atlantida port naming, barytes production in Missouri, Washington stationary umbrellas for traffic policemen, Nebraska wheat yield projections, New York skyscraper plans, world matches labor, dirigible passenger safety, buffalo herds, Klondike gold output growth, large gas chandeliers in Atlanta, Uruguay foreign commerce, Jamaican sponge industry glass detection, and literary works by Keats Charles Wesley and Mozart linked to deathbed contexts.
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Texas
London
Atlantic
Uruguay
Atlantida
Missouri
Washington
Nebraska
New York
Eiffel Tower
Klondike
Atlanta
Keats
Charles Wesley
Mozart
Government held to be insufficient in land patent case
Helena Aug 18 Judge Bourquin dismissed a suit to cancel a 160 acre land patent near Albright Cascade county held by Jennie Peterson. The government’s proof failed to meet required certainty, though a related suit against Charles Gustafson and the Albrights favored the government based on Carter’s testimony about sale intent after final proof.
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Helena
Bourquin
Jennie Peterson
Albright
Cascade County
William H
Villa C. Albright
Charles Gustafson
Albrights
Carter
Edward Christian Dies in Missoula After Illness
Edward Christian a plasterer and brick contractor in Missoula died in St Patrick's hospital after a short illness. He had lived in Missoula 21 years and leaves five children Mrs James Montgomery Mrs Hannifin Mrs J P Maher all of Missoula Mrs F Moody of Laurel and Edward Christian Jr. His wife also survives with them.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Edward Christian
St. Patrick's Hospital
Christian
Legion
James Montgomery
Hannifin
J. P. Maher
F. Moody
Laurel
Edward Christian Jr
Making Your Bank Account Pay
As a checking depositor with the Silver Bow National Bank you will have one profit in saving wastes that follow on handling income and keeping it on the person. Another profit in adding the prestige of this bank to your transactions by drawing checks upon it. And still another profit in the acquaintance you will build here as an asset when you need a reference or financial backing to conclude a profitable deal.
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Silver Bow National Bank
Holiday event brings sports and flights to Butte
Butte marks Commercial Day with a busy program at Columbia Gardens. Helena aviator T. T. Maroney plans aeroplane flights depending on weather, alongside clerks union ball games, a league match vs Salt Lake, races for men and women, and prize drawings. Evening dancing, barbecues in Dillon, and railway excursions for chickens, poultry members, and Sunday school picnics complement the festivities.
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Butte
Clerks’ Union
Columbia Gardens
T. T. Maroney
Helena
Salt Lake
Gardens
Maroney
Butte Butchers
Dillon
The
Poultry Association
Maiden Rock
Mountain Vieew Methodist Sunday School
Warm Springs
Northern Pacific
United Commercial Travelers’ Organization
Basin Reservoir
Tally-Ho
Brazil's Rubber Industry to Rise as Brazil Builds Refineries
The Indianapolis News reports Brazil, a major crude rubber source, plans to move into rubber manufacturing. Government refineries and new factories in Manaus Belem Recife and Bahia aim to boost output with duty exemptions to support the enterprise.
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Indianapolis News
Republic of Brazil
Brazil
United States
Europe
le Bresil Economique
Rio Janeiro
Your Signature Makes It Money Please Try Our Checking Account
The passage extols personal checking accounts, noting how they track spending, serve as receipts for money paid, eliminate carrying cash, prevent loose change, and offer the comfort of signing and using checks as cash. It also advertises high savings rates and invites readers to read the booklet and open an account.
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C. J. Corporon
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W. H. Clapp
F. A. Ironsides
J. L. Dorsh
Pr. H. Sherrard
L. C. Brash
Whitman Avenue
A. B. Ayers
Avevue Avenue
Peter Bruin Jr
George Parlin
Utah Avenue
Rea Davis
Argyle
William Weast
DeSmet Street
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F. A. Tronside
M. Fr. Finck
Reese
Texas and
Wile Streets
Frize
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Darnell
Warres Avenue
Wan
John D. Long Missing
State Savings Bank
Butte, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Charles
Kelly Joan D. Ryan
C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
R. W. Place
Creeeese Cashierssistant Cashiersistant Cashier
First National Bank of
Andrew J. Davis
Eg. B. Weirck
J. & Dutton
GEO. U. Hill
J. E. Steimhenson
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother Bankers
Alex 3. Johnston
Casmer J. K. Hesler
Western Montana National Bank
Monty
Ooceee
Los Angeles Herald
Olin Wellborn
G. H. Bublitz
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