Dole says he has no plan to resign in interview
AP dispatch from Honolulu notes Governor Dole states in an interview he has no intention of resigning. Also reported are English language tests for physicians, church matters in Hawaii, the Anglican diocese preparations for Americanization, Bishop Willis criticism, the steamship Tampico and Rosecrans movements, and the battleship Wisconsin coal plans.
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Cough and Cold Cure Ad Pitches One Day Relief
An old advertisement claims Dromo Quinine tablets can cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The ad notes price in cents and promotes fast relief with laxative features.
Catholic Societies Convene First Federation Conference in Cincinnati
About 500 delegates from Catholic societies gather in Cincinnati for the American Federation of Catholic Societies first conference. Bishop Horstman of Cleveland celebrates mass at the cathedral and welcomes come from Governor Nash Mayor Fleischmann and T B Minahan. Officers Fries and Judge Fitzgerald respond.
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Havre Happenings and Great Northern Tour Stop
Havre reports the Great Northern inspection party led by General Superintendent Ward and Assistant General Superintendent Kennedy passed through town on Sunday en route west. The Montana division spans 106 miles from Minot to Cut Bank and hosts the system’s largest main track mileage. The Twentieth Century club held a biweekly dance at Havre hotel with Dr. Gordor’s orchestra and notable attendees. A boxing bout at the Montana concert hall featured Jack Forbes of Great Falls defeating Kid McParland of Alabama after a hard start, Forbes dominating early and McParland clinching late rounds. About 50 observers attended the match.
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Copper price support talks between Rio Tinto and Amalgamated Copper
The Rio Tinto company has been approached by Amalgamated Copper with the aim of supporting copper prices. No agreement exists yet despite contrary reports. Negotiations remain in preliminary consultation.
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Treasury to mail interest checks totaling 4.67 million
Treasury officials will anticipates the January 1 interest payment. On Saturday United States Treasurer Roberts will mail checks totaling 4,665,742 dollars with 2,229,708 on the 2 percent bonds of 1980 and 2,436,020 on the 4 percent funded loan of 1907.
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McKinley Day Declared by Indiana Churches
The note from Laporte Indiana states that the third Sunday in January will be set aside as McKinley day among churches of Indiana. This designation marks a churchwide observance honoring the late President William McKinley.
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Committees Named In Early House Session For Next Year
Speaker Henderson announced the full slate of standing and select committees for the new Congress the day after the session opened. The lists include Interstate and foreign commerce, Insular affairs, Judiciary, Banking and currency, Merchant marine and fisheries, and many others with numerous appointees from states across the country. The House adjourned at 1 15 p m in respect for Senator Kyle's death and set Friday as the next session day.
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Sub-committees Named for Big Supply Bills
Washington December 10 The house appropriations committee named sub committees to draft big supply bills with members including Cannon Moody Hemenway McRae Benton for Sundry Civil and others for Legislative DC Fortifications Pensions Deficiencies and Permanent Appropriations. Chairman Cannon noted holiday recess begins December 19 and no bills are likely before then though the goal is to finish work by June.
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Beaverhead County Delinquent List Soon Published
In Dillon on December 10 the county treasurer’s office prepares the delinquent tax list for publication on Christmas Day. The year shows the lightest delinquent list in the state at about 14 percent of total taxes. Treasurer Edinger sent $15 482.29 to the state treasurer for Beaverhead’s share of state taxes. New 90 day options on three ranches in the Big Hole basin were secured by O E Falkenburg. Property offers include the Dodgson sale for 10 dollars, the Lawrence ranch for 8000 dollars, and Hand and Halbert ranches for 16000 dollars, each with water rights and $100 paid to bind. Porter's injury curtails him. architect S Haire visits for dormitory work at the normal.
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Local Belt Lodge Elected Officers and Hunts Nearby
Belt notes election of officers for K of P Modern Woodmen of America Foresters of America and Woodmen of the World with new leadership. Hunting trip yields 16 deer. Voight couple plans eastern trip via Iowa to Europe returning in spring. Best High School Literary Society hosts a large audience with an engaging program.
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Big Timber Happenings Board approves guard company funding
Big Timber Montana board of county commissioners appropriation 875 for Company C Montana National Guard at last meeting. Dr J G McKay appointed county physician for the ensuing year succeeding Dr W A Moore. T B E Rice named justice of the peace for Big Timber township succeeding Harvey Pound. The ladies of the Homeland are De.
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Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief in Early 1900s Ad
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claims it treats kidney liver and bladder trouble and offers free sample bottles via mail. It cites testimonials from a 70 year old man and others, asserting quick relief and broad health benefits including digestion nerve and blood health. The notice targets Anaconda Standard readers with an incentive to write for samples.
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Bazaar Preparations Prompt Local Travel News
Preparations for a December bazaar and supper prompt several local departures. Mrs. P. G. Krueger travels to New Salem to visit parents and plans Minnesota residence after duties. Mrs. Louis Martin heads to Bozeman for holidays with relatives. Elks initiation occurs in Livingston with notable attendees. George Monroe sustains injuries when a Melville stage coach team ran away near Melville and one horse was later found.
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Avon Notes: Sawmills Begin Shipping as Snow Helps Logging
In Avon Montana on December 8, both sawmills plan shipments by early next week as snow eases logging. Ranchers say winter roughs feeding needs and possible shortages by spring if it continues. Local updates include Thomas Hird’s Helena trip, W A Clark bonded property progress, J C Styles at Park City Utah noting Montana’s advantages, and a court verdict in a separate assault case with a $25 fine plus costs.
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