State Printing and Office Supplies Bid Notice in Helena
The Montana Furnishing Board invites bids for printing binding paper and related supplies for state departments and courts. Proposals due December 28 at 12 noon, with a $500 bid bond. Contracts to the lowest responsible bidders with classifications covering printing, binding, stationery, and supplies for executive, legislative, judicial, and other state offices.
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Union Tanal
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Allormey General's Department
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Supreme Cert
Supreme Court
Legislative Assembly
Fider
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Attorney General Takes Lead in Union Pacific Case
Attorney General Wickersham discussed the government’s role in the Union Pacific merger decree with lawyers, signaling a direct charge by the DOJ in hearings before the Supreme Court. Officials expect the decree to reshape antitrust enforcement and require complex divestiture and lease arrangements. Harriman system officers denied plans to dissolve the mandate, noting the need to implement the decree with independent road management and long term leases on Central Pacific.
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Washington
Union-Southern Pacific
Wickershaw
Supreme Court
United States
Tovay
Wickersham
Department of Juslivene
Department of Juslivene of Immibasurabla Vaiity
Balt Lake
Harriman Syntem
Union Pacific
Cxss
Golks
New York
J. A. Muntas
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Ronda
Hagts
Osden
Many-Sided Pastor Sought by Church
Dr. Groeneveld, pastor of First Presbyterian, addressed a meeting welcoming Dr. Kilgore as pastor of the First Baptist church. He spoke on modern preaching, urging ministers to be preachers, missionaries, evangelists, and friends, capable of harmony and energetic church work.
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Ulysses
Seylin
Ryduis
Gallat Avery
T. Groemeveld
Presbyterian Church
Bune
Kilgere
Ute Firat Baptist Church
Canada
Spurgeon
Montana
Becauud Dig
Dr. Groeneveld
Matilda Hl. Currah
Brontona Woman's
Chrisian Temperance Union
Butte
Baptist Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
G. D. Wolfe
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
RL. Setzer
Virginia
Olney
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tawa
Wtide
Hatte
Death of Balt Tate and election at Chicago council
Davin NCCLS Dead as Balt Tate dies suddenly at the emergency hospital from heart disease. Dee G Davis Heeles, president of Amalgameated Sugar, figures among wealthy UHan citizens. In Chicago, the Mev S Mater Mathews, dean of the University of Chicago Divinity School, was elected president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America at its council meeting.
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Balt Tate
Dee. G—Davis Heeles
Guid
Uhan
Chicago
Mathews
University of Chicago Divinity School
Federal Council of Churchie of
Swamp Root Endorsed By Rochester Resident
A testimonial letter from A I Brown of Rochester New York praises Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a grand remedy for kidney and urinary issues. Brown claims personal relief since 1884 and states he has recommended the product to many people. The note is sworn before a notary in August 1911.
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Kidnay
Trautie
A. I. Brown
Pembroke Street
Rochester
State of New York
County of Mon
A. Trown
Nelson EH. Spencer
Belter to Tr Wilmer and Con Tughemian Ad
A disjointed ad fragment promises a Swamp Root sample to Dr Kilmer and a booklet of information about kidneys and bladder. It mentions the Ansconds Daly Standard and sale of regular finent and £1 size settles at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Ton
Ansconds Daly
Physician Praises Eckman Alterative for Tuberculosis Glands
A physician testifies to excellent results using Eckman Alterative in several neck gland cases and notes a cured case avoiding surgery. The advertisement cites Mrs Garvin and a sworn affidavit, claiming weight gain and lung improvement, and promotes Eckman Alterative for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles. It directs readers to Newbro Drugs and Heeman Laboratory for evidence and a recovery booklet.
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Eckman
Mhl Arvin
Gergin
Newbro Drugs
Butte
Recoverien
Heeman Laboratory
Misiaretha
Liability bill debate shapes state workers' comp plan
Delegates from the People's Power and labor unions meet at the Carpenters Union hall to discuss a Montana workers' compensation bill. The plan mirrors Washington and New Jersey models with three commissioners and multiple classifications, aiming for legislative presentation next month. The event details the committee lineup, proposed changes to partial disability coverage, and scheduling for a final vote.
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Inbor
Ehu People’s Power
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Bilver Bow County
McCusher
People's Power
Washington
New Jersey
McCusker
Smrcusker
Antonha
Western Federaciny of Miners
Dennis Murphy
Peter Lackner
Dan Rolland
Butte Miners' Union
A. M
Walter Rhay
William Rowe
Silver Bow Trades An! Labor Assembly
Adam Wikingon
If, Dreesen
United Mine Workers of America
Infants Goods and Accessories Sale Adverts
An old catalog-style notice lists infant items and prices including silk gaps, domestic baby dresses, novelties, infant sweaters, and gift boxes. Items feature prices from $0.68 to $5, with quantities and descriptions varying, suggesting a baby clothing and accessory sale.
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Ewentor
Millown
Unclear Names List From Historical Source
Fragmentary OCR passage with a long catalog of personal names and locations including Helena Bonner Warr Modds Gilbert, Deer Lodge George Nick, Stevensville Afra, and Jorgenson. No coherent event or context discernible.
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Acaconda
Mru Tson
Dillon
Ceorge
B. Mathhews
Helena
K. Powell
Bonner
J. Wetsoardnan
J. Ma. Covert
Gates
Whitehall
Woodwerth
Divide
Mra A
Pieree
Grant
George Nick
Deer Lodge
William Tarper
Miesnuie
Thomas Batra
K. J. Heleloge
J. Burleigh
Jain W. Tetce
Kane
Tolman
Willian Tearhard
Stevensville
Afra
Tnrv Noold
Koat Malls
M. Madlamre
Jo. Hare
A Jorgenson
Hoo. Bryan
Ay Mr. Breech
Phrere Bark
Physical valuation of railroads becomes law in Washington
The act amends to authorize a complete investigation into railroads and other common carriers. Representative Adamson supports empowering the Interstate Commerce Commission to perform a physical valuation of property to set railroad rates based on income and actual investment.
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Washington
Dec
Aloes
Interstate Carrier Corporation
Adamson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nas
Rouse
Agkeftor Py
Interstaten Commerce Commission
Wold
Mrs Sigkles Aids General With Auction Sale
Mrs Sigkles again helps the General in a chaotic auction sale at a sparsely attended event. Sheriff Har announces a pledged amount of $5,790, tied to an elderly claimant, as details trickle in from New Yorke Bits.
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Cambria
Horder
Nlx
Sde
Exileroldurod
Hine Quailty Miia- Chase
Mrs. Sigkles
New Yorke
Darnie Hickels
Satraven
Ina
Si¢kea
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Grass Range line contract awarded to A Muethrie Co
Pletran advices from Chief Hoagland report Lewistown to Grant Rays project in Montana. The contract covers 29 miles of heavy prairie terrain with two tunnels and a small trestle, extending from Lewistown to Grant Ridge. The Great Northern offices confirm the award for the 32 mile route.
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Syonlal
Enwinter Hoagland
Great Northern Tofey
Uta Montana
Lewistown
A. Muithrie & Co
Grant Rays
Taauka
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