New Discovery Not a Patent Medicine Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Tr Redwall describes a remarkable cure for acute stomach trouble and chronic dyspepsia using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. A man with years of dyspepsia and sour, distressed meals improved almost immediately after three scant packages, gaining weight and vitality after four boxes. The account praises the tablets as harmless, fruit and vegetable essence based, suitable for children and the elderly, touted as a universal stomach remedy.
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Redwall
Usxa
Atuart
Berk
Stuart
Honest Advice to Consumptives Offer for Alterative Cure
A testimonial promising Bekman’s Alterative as a remedy for consumption details a patient’s illness and recovery. The letter claims improvement after using the product, urges others to try it, and cites pneumonia and bronchitis cures. It lists Philadelphia sources and urges requesting a booklet of cures from Bekman laboratory.
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Eckman
Duequehanne Ave
Philadelphia
March
Sekman
Newbee Drugs
Butts
I Bekman Laboratory
Remedy Promises Cure for Eczema in Simple Treatment
An advertisement touts ZEMO and ZEMO soap as a clean external cure for eczema and related skin conditions. It claims one application relieves itching and often a bottle cures minor cases, sold by Paxnan Stockefeller Co and others nationwide.
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Paxnan& Stnckefeller Co
Zemo
St. Toul
Massive Money Order Business In Butte Reveals Growth
The federal building on North Main Street marked its sixth anniversary yesterday. Since opening, the post office and internal revenue department handled over 1.7 million in funds, with international orders totaling over 3 million and domestic orders surpassing 5.6 million in six years. The article details distributions to Austria Finland Belgium and Italy, and notes changes in lost or misdirected funds and overall growth in postal activity.
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Federal Affvara
Postofics
Struture
North Main Street
Postoffice
Natural Revene Department
Postoattice
Aince
Faderal
Cantan
Moore
Colyor
United States
Tignank
Austria
Finland
Belgium
Italy
Butte
Ageas
Alx Fonts
Montana
Chicago
Kame
Paldwit
Damesie
Sisi
Sullivan Elected President in Butte Miners Union Output
Dan D. Sullivan wins the Butte Miners Union presidency for six months with 803 votes to Dennis Murphy 600. Joe Guelil tops vice president with 733 against William Mathews 4 and John Harrington, while John Vickers is re elected recording secretary and Joe McKinnon defeats four rivals for secretary treasurer. Frequent names appear in county tone as the canvass shows 1 748 ballots and long counting time with several offices contested.
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Dan D. Sullivan
Butte Miners’ Union
Dennis Murphy
Din Holland
Joe Quel
William Mathews
John Harington
John Vickers
Meargin
Joe McKinnon
Don S. Mikich
Slatant
Mike Neary
Warar
Thamas Booker
Max Marvin
John F O'Brien
John Byrne
Tom O'Brien
Joe Guelil
John A. Harrington
Ray
Salvation Army Kettles Installed On Corners
Salvation Army kettles appeared on street corners yesterday with the “Keep the pot holling” legend. Army workers plan a free Christmas entertainment for 100 poor children and gifts for all, plus 0 baskets of provisions for needy families. The drive relies on Buttera residents to support the cause.
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Salvation Avmiy
Anny
Christma
Butta
Massachusetts Doctor After A Strange Dope
A fragment reports a Massachusetts doctor claiming typhoid was rare among miners in Butte because they drank copper water. Manager Pope passes the letter to Barry Holp who disputes the claim, noting copper water would corrode pipes and questioning the doctor’s conclusions.
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Alanager
Pope
Butte
President Taft Deliberates on Appointments Amid Cabinet Talks
Washington, D.C. President Taft discussed possible appointments with Cabinet and lawmakers. Senators Carmine Borah Judge Flint Minnestoa and other figures eyed Supreme Court and key posts while Taft indicated plans may firm by early next week.
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Washington
Tee
Supreme Court
Tafthienok
Taft
Ja Tu
Tawi
Uhtef
Suiene Oor
Marea Chasetis
Five New State Banks Organized Within Year
A state bank examiner reports five new banks organized in Montana between September and November 1910. Institutions include Conrad Trust and Savings Bank of Helena, Benton State Bank of Mart Benton, Stanton Kat Lane Bank at the town, Mth River Valley Bank of Glasgow, and Virat State Bank of Gherier with varying capitals. The total resources of state banks reached about 7,000,083 as of September. In other news, Willand Tuttle was fined for a road incident and Joe Garneau faced charges after a county case. A mine accident near Leonard mine injured a 14-year-old who lost his left leg.
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Brandaris Helvmd
State Bank Examiner
Montana
Conrad Trust and Savinur Bank of
Holena
HTM
Benton State Bank
Mart Benton
Souler Stanton Kat Lanse
Ihe
Bolo
Mth River Valley Bank
Glasgow
Virat
Gherier
Carbon County
Beni
Neddeadga
Winathead Valley
Ronan
Natonal Banka
State Banka Mov
Agama
Oaho Stockman Killed in Peculiar Accident
A Southern Talies man named James Bela, employed on a traction engine, was fatally injured when the ratchet mechanism failed and the engine collapsed onto the driver at the steering gear. The outer engine driver escaped by leaping clear as the machine twisted and crushed the victim. Several others aboard were hurt in the incident.
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Oaho
Weston
Taha
James A. Bela Studeiaid
Souther Talis
Hell
St House
Bottons
Rell
Rey Ad Marrow
Mystery in Disappearance of Express Company Safe
Report of a $19,000 theft from the Adams Western Express at 266 Hennepin Avenue. The safe vanished after delivery to offices late at night, with no clear suspect or time frame for recovery. Authorities probing the unnamed convoy and delivery, while witnesses remain silent.
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Express Company
Maulante A Tar
Adame Weprean Company
Hennepin Avenue
Exirly
Sommainy
Deivora
Pamphlet Plan Spreads Resources Of Empire Visit
A Dickinson era meeting outlines forming a committee to publish a booklet on empire resources. Debates cover pamphlet scope, photos, and distribution at Commerce HQ and Northern hotel banquet. News includes local deaths and court actions amid a general push for statewide publicity.
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Lyne Faies
Northen
Ann
Brayton
Bogota City Wins Control Of American Built Railway
Bogota City takes over ownership of a railway built by American interests amid controversy over concession terms. Local officials faced strong opposition from residents and business groups who argued the deal favored the American owners. The dispute centered on an $80 million concession and questions over project oversight during the transition.
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Hogoti
Armarieain
Atratlany
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