Farmers Form Montana Marketing Co at Helena Meeting
Sixty farmers from seven counties attended the session of the Farmers Society of Baulty in Helena. They decided to form the Montana Farmers Marketing Association with capital set at 250 dollars. Helena will be home office with possible headquarters in Butte. A board of directors will elect a manager expert in farm product marketing to run the venture and act as a clearing house for local farmers and other groups. Delegates noted amalgamation rumors with the National Society of Equity were unfounded. No action will be taken at this meeting.
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Helena
Farmers’ Society of
Baulty
H.C. Callom
Montana Farmers’ Mari Association
Butte
Joonawi
Marketing Association
FA. Bennett
Great Falls
Con
National Society of Equity
Helena Gambling Complaints Prompt Poindexter Meeting
Attorney General Poindexter held a conference in Helena with city and county officials to discuss gambling complaints. Officials said there had been no open gambling and no knowledge of it. Poindexter expressed cautious optimism about harmony and possible results. Undertakers.
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Helena
Poindexter
Tofay
Record Cold Drives Montana Trains To Slow Pace
Logans January report details a northeast wind of 99 hours and temperatures down to 27.5 below at the government station as Butte and the surrounding region endure a brutal cold snap. Freight and passenger trains ran late, frostbite cases rose, and emergency shelters opened as officials warned against overheated stoves.
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Logan
Livingston
Helena
Mull
East Helena
Willings
Jan
Thueenyana
Three years a fugitive homesteader arrested
Helena Jan 11 after three years at large from Chicago where he held a railway job and later homesteaded in Teton county Peterson under 39 was jailed likely to be sent back to Chicago to face bond jumping charges He was arrested yesterday at Gilman and brought to Helena He admits jumping the bond citing extenuating circumstances He worked and lived in Montana before discovery and says jewelry bought in a saloon tied to the theft Jailed on a $1000 bond awaiting further action
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Helena
Chicago
the Great "Northern Railway Company
Teton County
R. W. Peterson
Peterson
Gilman
Heltna
Amestead
Mtapegoat
Untitled Livingston News Report on Local Trials
A garbled Livingston newspaper item reports on a county case involving cattle, a Gardiner firm, and local legal actions. It mentions plaintiffs, the Seer canner ce terue, and an appeal to lawyers, with references to Em ine and Gardiner Dain. The article contains numerous OCR errors and fragmentary names, making precise details unclear.
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Livingston
Jan
BRS Sana Company. of
Gardiner
Sineet Sour
Uae
Ellerseyn
Dee Rae
Fern Pearson
Anawer
Gardiner Dain
Wagment
Emine
Lormey
Zagon
Xara
Tauemm
Alden
Sorsatliee
Memorial Services Held by Livingston Knights of Columbus
Livingston council No 1274 Knights of Columbus held its annual memorial services at the Masonic hall. One member, John Tooley, passed away during the past year. Rev Father Joseph Blaere delivered the memorial address with a large crowd in attendance.
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Livingston
Gan
Livingston Council
Knights of Columbus
Masonic Hall
John Tooley
Joseph Blaere
East Lynn Delightful Presented with Marys Pageant
Deer Lodge January 31 villagers gathered for a local pageant at Marys Mission House. Residents watched as club members and community figures performed and sang in a lively program with regional names cited among participants. The event featured voices and music, drawing an engaged audience for an evening of cultural entertainment.
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Deer Lodge
Lyon
Mary's
Martin 'Spat
Berlin
Watson
Wille Carle
Sieila
Mary Rain
Joseph Wile
Charien Mudie Bick Chiar
Ville Marleilles
Popular Young Officer Engaged to Be Married
Livingston January 11 Lieutenant Joseph McDonald killed at Mammoth Hot Springs by a massive snowfall while snowshoeing near Cleopatra Terrace. He was engaged to be married to a Havre woman. McDonald, a West Point graduate of 1912, was beloved at the fort. Captain Coffin and Lieutenant Peterson aided in the rescue before McDonald’s body was recovered and funeral services began at the fort.
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Livingston
Joseph McDonald
Mammoth Hot Springs
Cleopatra Terrace
Havre
West Point
Fort
Coffin
Foryear-Old
John Sparrenberger
Peterson
Seay
McDonald
Milwaukee foreman injured in oil locomotive incident
Deer Lodge January 11 Fred Snyder assistant roundhouse foreman for Milwaukee sustained facial and neck injuries while handling the draught apparatus on an oil burning locomotive yesterday morning. The injuries are painful but not serious. WR Lanning Milwaukee chief carpenter spent Monday in Deer Lodge supervising a new shop addition. Mrs DP Wampler of Wisdom visits daughter Mrs G B McNurlin and family. FE Phillips Milwaukee sub station inspector at Gold Creek conducted city business yesterday. Last night the coldest of the winter at 22 degrees below. Music lovers enjoyed a College of Montana program last evening the third in a winter course.
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Deer Lodge
Fred Snyder
Roundhouse
Milwaukee
WR. Lanning
DP. Wampler
Wisdom
G. B. McNurlin
FE. Phillips
Gold Creek
Mercury
College of Montana
Fire Damage Strikes Daly Hotel in Great Falls
A January fire at the Daly hotel in Great Falls caused about 5000 dollars in damage to the hotel, a second hand store, the Montana Grocery and Meat company, and furniture. The blaze started in the boiler room, spread to upper floors, and led to several narrow escapes before the fire department arrived after a delayed alarm due to cold weather. The Montana Grocery and Meat company suffered the heaviest loss with stock falling into the basement. the hotel landlord lacked insurance on furniture valued at about 5000 dollars.
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Great Falls
Daly Hotel
Oelock
Hyelt
Montana Grocery and Meat
J. M. Jensen
Montana Grocery and Meat Company
Os Sihoo
Eame
Potte Nek
Cecapes
Father and Son Banquet in Bozeman a Big Success
January 11 report states the first Father and Son Banquet held in Bozeman drew 390 attendees. Key speakers included Charles B Barker of Withington DC and Jake E. Cheadle, with Olso Story Jr. George D. Pease Lewellyn Tice among others. Dr Barker’s address followed the banquet to a large audience.
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Oreman
Wens
Mpenkere
Hamiton
Charles B Barker
Withington
D. C
Minweer
Schumia
Tanae
United State
Jake E. K Cheadle
Olso“ Story Jr
George D. Pease
Lewellyn Tice
Dr. Barker
Important Ranch Deal In Maiden Breck Bought
Dilton Jan 11 One of the most important ranch deals of recent date was consummated when Maiden Breck Livestock company of Horse Prat ie owned by Ed Ferris was bought by Charles Burden and Charles Wilson, ranch stockmen of this city. The transaction includes thousands of acres, stock, horses, and sheep, with total consideration around fifty thousand dollars.
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Dilton
Breck Livestock Company
Harlowton News Briefs Include Death in Wisconsin and Local Incidents
W B Glenn learns of his mother's death in Woodward Wisconsin and travels East after arriving here from the coast. His brothers Robert and L D Gosh with families were notified in advance of her illness. Nir MacPherson at Summit reports his wife rushed to hospital with nurse and doctor. A temperature drop to 16 below zero is noted. Nicolas Aguilar, a Mexican sheep shearer, was cut by Tom Woods after Woods refused to join Aguilar and his two companions.
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W. B. Glenn
Guioh
Wweodua
Wis
Mrobert
L. D. Gosh
Nir MacPherson
Summit
Here
Butte
St. James’ Hospital
Ditjon
Nicolas Aguilar
Tom Woods
Aguilar
Counting the Cash and Seasonal Sales Trends
The piece notes a cash focus in accounting and reporting as merchants seek balance and clearances. It highlights a shift from goods on shelves to cash results, with lower prices this season. Advertising in the Anaconda Standard aligns with these trends, making reading the ads profitable for shoppers and sellers alike.
Hair Care Ad Warns Against Dandraff Treatments
An old advertisement urges avoiding slow treatments for dandruff and hair loss. It promotes a product named zemo as effective, safe, and inexpensive, claiming it stops itching without staining. Soaps and shampoos are labeled harmful due to alkali content.
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Extea
Emulation helps children endure colds with Scott’s Emulsion
A vintage advertisement claims Scott’s Emulsion provides rich medicinal nourishment for children prone to colds. It emphasizes the product is free from alcohol and harmful acids and stresses healthy benefits without drugs.
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Scott
Four Men Confined in County Jail After Saloon Brawl
In a Montana saloon a fight erupted involving ons, R. Games, Tony Coy, and Woods. Woods used a jagged razor in self defense as the group struggled to take sense. Each man received facial bruises. All four are jailed awaiting a hearing.
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Ons
R. Games
Tony Coy
Montana
Woods
Great Northern plans double track across the Rockies
Great Falls reports the Great Northern Railway will double track its Rocky Mountain line this year. Engineering surveys on the western slope will add about one mile of double track, remove sharp curves, and include a 400 foot tunnel. Estimated cost ranges from 200000 to 300000 dollars.
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Great Falls
Great Northern Railway Company
Main Range
Sixteen Shot By Mexicans Chronicle
Confirmation of the shooting of Maurice Anderson, a clerk, reached his mother from Chihuahua City. Mexican Consul Garcia denied any formal report to General Carranza and noted it would be useless. Mining firms in the district rushed supplies and funds after government protection talks. Authorities tie the killings to General Villa’s reported orders to kill Americans, loot, and burn, following bands from Sonora.
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Maurice Anderson
Roland Anderson
Chihuahua City
Maurice
Garcia
Trevino
Carranza
Cusihuriachtec Mining Company
State Department
Kim
Villa
Sonora
Cuba
Sonia
Peater Keane
Hearst
Madera
Chihuahua
Progressives and Republicans Back Same Leader in 1912 Plan
A Progressive national committee statement proposes that both progressives and Republicans nominate the same standard bearer to avoid partisan bitterness and secure victory in November. The plan hinges on a patriotic, nonpartisan approach, with blame if it fails placed on party machines and the national parties.
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Republican Party
Beng
Eecfhey
National Progressive Party
Senate committee hears Europe ready for peace
Miss Jane Addams of Chicago heads a women's peace party urging the U S Senate and House foreign relations committees to join in ending the war. She claims Europe is ready for peace, cites neutrals Holland Switzerland Norway Sweden and Denmark backing a peace conference if the United States calls and participates.
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Washington
Women's Peace Party
Jane Addams
Chicago
Senate
House Committees On Foreign Relations
Miss Addams
Europe
Iolland
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
United States
Chicago Markets Wheat Prices Rise Amid Export Demand
Immense export sales pushed Chicago wheat prices higher with May at 1.38 and other months advancing. European demand and railway congestion relief bolstered corn and oats, while pork lard and ribs futures edged upward. An inventor claims a method to remove felt from goat hair.
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Chicago
Jan
Europe
France
Erie
Leigh
Barnes Opposes Roosevelt Nomination To Be Delegate At Large
Albany Jan 11 William Barnes former Albany Republican chairman says he will not attend the Republican national convention as a delegate at large. He fears a Roosevelt nomination and notes strong influences to back Roosevelt. He will serve at Chicago as a member of the state national committee to perform duties as needed.
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Albany
William Barnes
Republican State Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Toming
Frederick C. Tanner
State Committee
Roosevelt
Tom
New York
Chicago
National Committee
Republicans Deny Overtures to Progressives for Amalgamation
New York Jan 1 Charles D Hu es chairman of the republican national committee declared no overtures had been made to the Progressives by the republicans. he said conferences were held to consider amalgamation and that the party intends to nominate a candidate they hope will have the support of the entire electorate.
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New York
Charles D. Hues
Republican National Committee
Elactorate
First Formal White House Dinner Marks Social Season
Washington Jan 1 The annual cabinet dinner was held in the state dining room at the White House hosted by President and Mrs Wilson. It opens a series of formal dinners for the White House season with all cabinet members their wives and several high army and navy officers in attendance.
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Washington
White House
Wilsone
Army
Navy
Respite Granted for Manslaughter Convict Schmidt
New York Governor Whitman signaled a three day respite for Alfred Schmidt to permit counsel to argue his case, seeking to upgrade potential murder in the first degree verdict to manslaughter. Separate report from Philadelphia notes Toronto surgeons grafting a rib into a soldier’s jaw, restoring facial structure after Ypres shell blast. Medical teams favor fewer bullet removals, turning to X rays to assess safe left-in fragments.
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X. Ogamesn
New’ York
Sing Sing
Whitman
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Secora
Toronto
Canadian Army Corps
France
Ypres
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Ad Excerpt
An old advertisement urges using Jad Salts to flush kidneys and bladder. It claims acid buildup, backache, headaches, and other symptoms signal sluggish kidneys. Take four ounces in water daily for several days to restore kidney activity. A local druggist supports using Jad Salts to prevent complications.
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Bri
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