Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Womanly Troubles
Mrs Della Scholz reports monthly cramps pains and backache eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after using it for years. She credits the remedy with alleviating cramps enabling her to perform housework all month and recommends it to friends for female troubles. The advertisement touts fifty years of use and plant-based ingredients with restorative influence.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Taont
Della ScHoLz
Salisbury St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Scholz
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as instant relief for rheumatism, neuritis, backache and muscle stiffness. It claims concentrated heat from red peppers warms the area within minutes, improves blood circulation, and ends pain, urging readers to buy genuine Bowles with the flame emblem.
Behind the Scenes at New York Museum Exhibit Prep
A behind the scenes look at the Museum of Natural History in New York City shows experts assembling bones of a horned dinosaur, with thousands of dollars spent yearly to preserve relics gathered worldwide. Thousands of experts repair and mount precious exhibits, which require careful handling and casting for final display.
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Museum of Natural History
New York City
Merchants Welcome Government Price Probe in Montana
Jan 4 dispatch from Billings reports W A Selvidge of the Montana Development Association welcoming a federal price probe. He says retailers are purchas ing agents for consumers and must cut overhead, buy right, and adopt aggressive pricing to avoid profiteering. He stresses honest conduct, competition, and farmer buying power as keys to prosperity.
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Secial
Billings
W. A. Selvidge
Montana Development Association
United States Attorney General
Montana Development Assocation
Selvidge
Butte High Girls Basketball Schedule Set
The Butte high school girls teams, coached by Anna Krook, prepare for February games. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors form multiple squads to face each other with interclass contests, aiming to engage the entire school and public with a small admission fee.
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Butte High School
Mise
Anna Krook
Jiss Krookleg
Grapefruit Arrives For Nellie Sullivan From Lovingers
A box of two dozen grapefruit arrived for Auditor Nellie Sullivan from Sir and Mrs Leo Lovinger who recently traveled in Florida. The message thanks friends and neighbors for support after the death of a beloved father and brother. The Newland and Jones families also express appreciation for floral offerings.
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Nellie Sullivan
Leo Lovinger
Florida
R. T. Newland
David Jones
Superintendents to Attend Statewide Short Course at Missoula
County school superintendents must attend a short course at the state university in Missoula opening January 16. The county covers expenses. Miss Fannie Dunn directs the program. Notably, two men have been chosen as county superintendents for the first time in state history and will attend.
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State University
Missoula
Fannie Dunn
Mrs Woody Divorced After Contested Suit
Lillian H. Woody was granted a divorce from Franklin Hayes Woody by the district court after the defendant failed to appear to contest the suit.
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Woody
Lillian H. Woody
Franklin Hayes Woody
Relieve Piles With Pyramid Fes and Pile Suppositories
An advertisement claims Pyramid pile suppositories relieve pain itching and pressure, helping rest and sleep. It cites general drug efficacy across regions including the United States and Canada, though specifics are unclear. The copy suggests widespread relief with the product name Pyramid.
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Fes
Agricultural Yearbooks Ready For Distribution In 1920
Congressman W J McCormick announces a limited supply of agricultural yearbooks for 1920 in the First district. Books are distributed in order of requests until supply runs out. Published by the Department of Agriculture, the yearbook covers farming and forestry topics with articles by noted experts. Seed distribution for Montana will begin about February 1922.
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W. J. McCormick
Department of Agriculture Ad
W. J. McCormnick
Washington, D
Sir. McCormick
Montana
Symons Shoe Buyer Heads East On Extended Trip
Sidney Mann, Symons shoe buyer, departed yesterday via the Northern Pacific for a prolonged tour of eastern markets. The journey, broader in scope than usual, aims to secure spring stock from key cities including Boston New York Philadelphia and Rochester, with Mann planning to cover extensive territory and time.
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Sidney Mann
Symons
Northern Pacific
Mr. Mann
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Rochester
Freshies and Sophs to Dance Friday at Butte High
Butte high school plans a joint dance for freshmen and sophomores on Friday night January 6 in the gym. The formal event will feature holiday decorations and class pennants, about 125 couples invited, an excellent orchestra, chaperoned by faculty members.
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Hmen
Butte ‘High School
Faculte
Three Arrested On Booze Charge In City Raid
Three men were arrested early yesterday by city police for violating the national Prohibition Act and held on $30 bail in the city. A fourth man was arrested as he returned home, but details remain unclear.
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Wesley Whittaker
Peter Morello
Whitehall
Humane Oficer
Paul Ozanne
Morello
Ozanne
Jefferson County
Wes
East Mercury
Rotary to Act on Laws Today at Buttery Club
The Rotary club will adopt revised by laws and a constitution as its principal business today. President C. C. V. will preside.
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Rotary
Butterary Club
Kiwanis Meeting Features New Year Pageant and Dues
Butte Kiwanis at Squirrel Cafe held a New Year themed gathering. Down and Out died. Will B. Big was welcomed as a new member. The event included performances and stories, with Rotary district governor Davis and Billings figure Guy Stapleton speaking. Miss Kellener sang with Miss Opie accompanying. President Woodland named a luncheon committee including Roy Murray and Charles.
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Butte Kiwanis Club
Squirrel Cafe
Down
Will Big
Will B. Big
Kiwanis
White
Repand
Ax Will B
Davis
Rotary
Rotary Clubs
Harmony
Butte
Guy Stapleton
Billings
Lockwood
Kellener
Opie
E.S. Woodland
Uulans
Roy "Murray
Charles
Rates Equalized On Union Pacific Routes
Henry Coulam, general agent for Union Pacific in Butte, announced yesterday that rates were reduced to middle western destinations. The Omaha, St. Louis, and Kansas City fares, previously higher on Union Pacific than on northern lines, are now the same as those lines.
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Henry Coulam
Union Pacific
Butte
Omaha
St. Louis
Kansas City
Northern Line
U S Officer Visits Butte During Holiday Stay
United States Commissioner William H. Lindsay, with Lindsay visiting his father Judge Jonah Lindsay, spent the holidays in Butte. They planned to leave for Belton, Montana, after the visit, noting Lindsay’s assignment at Sacre National Park.
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United States
Wilam i H. Lindsay
Lindsay
Butte
Jona Lindsay
Belton
Mont "Hein
St | Sacer National Park
Students Visit Home From Montana University
Miss Collet Doherty daughter of Mr and Mrs M E Doherty Miss Margaret Tobin daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Tobin and Miss Helen Aic Leod daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan McLeod were among Montana University students spending the holidays in this city visiting their parents.
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Collet Doherty
M. E. Doherty
Margaret Tobin
Peter Tobin
Helen Aic
Leod
Allan | McLeod
Montana University
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Zonte
Heinz
Earth
Werchants
A. Selvidge
Qzanne
Humane
Whitehall Farmer
Canada
Sti
McCormick
Wadustrial
U. S
U. S. Department of Commerce
Helena
Anaconda
China
Japan
Orient
New England
Frome
Atlantic Coast
South America
Cape Horn
Panama Canal
Seattle
Peru
Chile
Argentina
The
Montana Power, Company
Aiwanis
Portland Cement Association
Mont
U.S
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