Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Flu Symptoms
An old advertisement promotes Musterole as a counter irritant to relieve congestion from influenza grippe and pneumonia. It describes a warm tingling and cooling sensation after rubbing on the ointment, claims rapid relief, and notes a milder children’s form available for 35c or 65c.
Manus 19 Back in Red Bird Lead in April Ballots
Tom J. McManus 50 West Front led by a margin near 13 000 votes after last week’s leadership return in the Red Bird automobile contest. Viola St George and Bessie Pascoe follow with smaller margins as the tabulated standings show McManus 2 034 020 and St George 1 215 080 among numerous candidates listed by address and vote totals.
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Red Bird
Miss St. George
Bessie "Pascoe
Agnes Beaubien
Walter Gay
West Front
Viola St. George
S. Arizona
Bessie Pascoe
North Main
Gaylord
William Carne
Shields
Molly
Lena Lahood
East Park
Kathryn Sullivan
West Quartz
Margaret Shea
West Broadway
Grace Macumbher
Front
Raymond Sullivan
Park
Walter Gray
West Granite
Fred Moser
South Jackson
Hortense Chichester
S. Washington
Foote Huie
Dan Noon
West Daly
Philip Lane
East Broadway
Blanche Cummings
W. Granite
Jack Wharf
State
Jean Collins
West
Woolman
Ceaser Cortese
Toboggan
Lillian Davies
Edward Eno
South Dakota
Clifford Oates
Alma Tompkins
Munroe
Grace Tompkins
East Front
Myrtle Hoar
Sun View Terrace
Lena Lubic
Montgomery
Corrine Benson
Lowell
Emil Hermanson
E. Broadway
Julia Richards
Jack Leamer
Florence
Lies Christie
Walter Forsty
Lawrence Netzner
Mercury
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Curtis
Clara Seamen
Butte Business Col
Earl Darlington
Sloan
Mont
Gene Farris
East Galena
Pearl Richards
Clark
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Zotn Rae Mil
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William Mills
Handicapped Folks Theme of Sermon by Rev Darsie
The Rev Hugh D Darsie of Shortridge Memorial Christian church preached on handicaps using Zachaeus and other figures to show how physical circumstances poverty adversity and temperaments shape lives Yet with faith grace and God believers can grow stronger and more than conquerors despite enduring handicaps
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Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Zachhaeus
Lukeseus
Ike Zacchaeus
Sir Walter Scott
Robert Louis Stevenson
Roosevelt
Zachaey
Harry Lauder
France
Paul
Examinations for Technical Men Listed by Civil Service
The United States civil service commission announces upcoming exams with application details at 207 Postoffice building Seattle. Positions include associate geologist in Pittsburgh, associate pharmacologist in Washington, associate soil technologist in Washington, general clerical in the Eleventh district, hydrographic draftsman, junior aeronautic and mechanical engineers in Washington Navy Yard, and plasterer in Washington with varied pay and January or February dates.
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Pittsburg
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Navy Yard
Washington
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State
War and Navy
Washington, D. C
Laxative Aromo Quinine Ad Promotes Cold Cure
Generic advertisement claims a single day cure for a cold using Aromo Quinine tablets. Signature on the box is E. W. Grove. Price listed as 38 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Montana and nation report low death rate
The census bureau reported 11.8 deaths per 1000 in the U S registration area in 1922 up from 11.6 in 1921. Idaho 8 1 Montana 8 6 Maine and Vermont 14 7 New Hampshire 14 6 California 14 1 Seattle 9 6 Akron 7 5 Memphis 17 8 New Orleans 16 7 Nashville 16 6 Fort Worth 9 9 Wisconsin 9 3
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Rialto Screens Ann Christie A First National Drama
The film Ann Christie adapted from Eugene ONeill and presented by Thomas H. Ince is praised as a starkly realistic First National feature. It follows an old Swedish captain and his daughter in a tale of fear, parental control, and forbidden romance with an Irish stoker amid maritime tension.
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Ann Christie
Eugene O'Neill
Thomas H. Ince
Rialto
Squarehead
Jealous Husbands at the American
Maurice Tourneur denounces jealousy as love’s destroyer in Jealous Husbands now showing at the American. The drama traces Ramon Martinez and his growing jealousy, while noting Ben Alexander, age twelve, has risen to stardom amid the rapid reach for fame.
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Maurice Tourneur
Mr. Tourneur
Ramon Martinez
Little Ben Alexander
Wedding of Miss Helen Roe and Carroll Huffman in Philipsburg
Miss Helen Margaret Roe and Carroll H. Huffman wed in St. Philip's Catholic parish house with Rev Father Burke officiating. The couple, after a short honeymoon on the west coast, will reside in the Lindstadt home in South Philipsburg with immediate families in attendance.
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Philipsburg
Helen Margaret Roe
Carroll H. Huffman
Father Burke
St. Philip’s
Huffman
William Roe
H. 8. Huffman
West Coast
Lindstadt
South Philipsburg
Counterfeiters Protest in Berlin Exchange Crisis
In Berlin counterfeiters complain that their efforts to produce billion-mark notes collapse as the currency devalues, making their enterprise unprofitable. They argue the time and expense of forging bills are wasted by the rapid drop in value.
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Berlin
Mellon Announces Treasury Offer
Secretary Mellon disclosed the treasury plan for December issuing two debt certificates totaling about 300 million dollars. A six month note at 4 percent and a one year issue at 4 1 4 percent will be offered with exchange options for maturing certificates. Proceeds plus tax receipts are to retire about 350 million in maturities and cover interest and war savings redemptions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Treasury
urn holds ashes of man named Abraham Knowles cremated in Philadelphia
An English dealer opening a brass box from a 12 month old collection found an urn bearing an inscription that it contained the ashes of Abraham Knowles who was cremated in Philadelphia in 1898.
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Ingleby
England
Abraham Knowles
Philadelphia
Disabled Veterans Endorse Montana Tuberculosis Seal Drive
The Disabled Veterans of the World War commend the Montana Tuberculosis Association for its work with disabled veterans and tuberculosis. A letter from State commander Vivian D. Corbly to Sara Morse praises the drive, cooperation with other groups, and Fort Harrison hospital outreach as essential to veterans’ recovery and aftercare.
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Montana Tuberculosis Association
Veteran's Bureau
American Legion
United States Vetera Bureau
Fort Harrison
Bitter Root snow closes Skalkaho and Big Hole routes
Three feet of snow at the Big Hole summit and the Sap phire divide has halted traffic on the Skalkaho and Big Hole highways for the winter. Roads likely to stay closed until early June. Sub-contractor Silas Brown says snow has fallen daily for two weeks and notes three feet at camp No. 7 and about 14 inches at camp No. 4 as he heads to Missoula for winter.
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Hamilton
Sapphire Divide
Silas Brown
Clifton Applegate &Toole
Clifton, Applegate & Toole
Missoula
Brown
Camp No. 7
Camp No. 4
Woman Sentenced on Liquor Charge
Mrs Mary Leary of Stevensville was found guilty of possessing and transporting liquor by a jury in Judge Self s court and given a 400 dollar fine and 60 days in jail. Constable Nigel Campbell arrested her between Stevensville and Corvallis after moonshine liquor was found in her car. This case was the fourth double violation conviction last week under the Volstead act.
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Hamilton
Mary Leary
Stevensville
Judge Self’s Court
Nigel Campbell
Corvallis
Leary
Deer Lodge Social News Highlights
The Deer Lodge city bowling team defeated the Anaconda Butchers 2 of 3 games in a Saturday match. Visitors include J W Blair from Helmville and F C Woodward from Miles City. A C Wertz of Avery Idaho and Nels Hanson of Ovando also visited. Mrs R Knot returned from Butte after a stay with friends. A Greenfield of Butte, a poultry show judge, returned home.
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Butchers
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
J. W. Blair
Helmville
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Miles City
A. C. Wertz
Avery
Idaho
R. Knot
Butte
Nels Hanseon
Ovando
Do. A. Greenfield
Greenfield
Powell County Poultry Association
Officers Return from Leavenworth with Embezzlement Sentencing
Deputy United States Marshal Charles Kelsey and Deputy Sheriff Pat Holland brought Henry Davidson former Farmington postmaster back from Leavenworth Kansas after Davidson received a 15 month federal prison term for embezzlement.
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Charles Kelsey
Pat Holland
Leavenworth
Kan
Henry Davidson
Farmington
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