Freight record broken on the Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific freight news reports record carloads on the Montana division for January with about two thousand cars that week and widespread gains across other divisions. Local shops work full hours six days weekly as demand rises. several trains pass through with powder and automobiles, while staff at Livingston and nearby cites note rising activity and potential engine purchases if this trend continues.
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Livingston
Montana
Northern Pacific
Russia
Trainica
Hay market overheats as buyers bid eight dollars a ton
In Dillon notes the cold weather pushes hay prices upward with buyers offering eight dollars per ton in the stack. Older hay, sometimes three to four years old, is being taken by buyers. The town also records the funeral of Mrs. William Smith, a 78 year old pioneer, to be held at the Methodist church in Dillon with burial at Mountain View cemetery. Additionally, Daima Opien of Apex Montana and Benjamin Willard of Dillon wed in a ceremony by Rev H C Humphrey.
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Bition
Williamsmith
Dilton
Payette
Taaho
Methodist Church
Mountain View
Daima Opien
Apex
Mont
Benjamin Willard
Dillon
H.C. Humphrey
Faneh
Health warning coffee habit prompts safer choice
Citing long term caffeine use, the piece notes some drinkers show no immediate harm yet cumulative caffeine intake can affect health. It urges quitting coffee as a safer option and encourages moderation and awareness of caffeine effects.
Partially Dependent Father Seeks Compensation
Metena January 12. An industrial accident board held a hearing on whether a man partially dependent on a pensioner under the act could receive compensation. The case involves Edward Johan and a claim by Joseph Parkhatt Sonter for support claims. The proceedings focus on dependency conditions and eligibility under the compensation act.
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Metena
Mate Ind
Edward Johan
Butte
Pangsuet
Iether
Joseph Parkhatt
Meuethald
Marketing Association Is To Be Incorporated
Helena January 12 After completing a constitution and bylaws and electing officers the Farmers Marketing association met at the Placer adjourned today Incorporation papers will be filed later a manager will be appointed Officers named T J Stephens Waterloo president 3 Keyes Helena vice president H C Gallows Helena secretary Charles Stemtoe Woodside treasurer Edward Rompeon of White Pine and William F Gelte of Missoula with the president vice president and treasurer forming the board of directors
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Helena
Mon- Farmers Marketing Association
Farmers Society of Enulty
Placer
Anortiy
Aote
Fomeers
T. J. Stephens
Waterloo
Keyes
H. C. Gallows
Charles Stemtoe
Woodside
Edward Rompeon
White Pine
Wiliam F Gelte
Missoula
Livingston News Highlights Local Deaths Events and Notices
Mrs. Alice Sewell, 65, died of pneumonia at A. J. Cowan's home where she was housekeeper, with daughter Miss Helen present. Mayor Bradford recovering from surgery at Missoula NP hospital, to return home soon. William R. Dean acts road foreman during C. F. De Groat's 99 day leave. Sixth annual poultry show opens with CLA Greenfield judging. Deep Creek residents plan a 26 by 48 foot hall for meetings and dances. Woman's Club to host cooking exhibition with Miss Jensen and Bozeman assistant. Jan 19 weed conference led by Pat Carney of Mad. Gardiner ladies host first Leap Year Ball Jan 25 in Park County with Gardiner band. Rose Wasella granted divorce from John J. Wasella. custody of children awarded. Myrtle Rolder seeks divorce from Frank J. Rolder for failure to provide necessities.
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Walter M. Bradford
Northern Pacific
Missoula
William R. Dean
C.F. de Groat
Cla. Greenfield
Deep Creek
Woman's Club
Miss Jensen
Bozeman
Pat Carney
Mad
Ladies of
Gardiner
Park County
Gardiner Band
Rose Wasella
John J. Wasella
Sudge AP. Stark
Myrtle Rolder
Frank J. Rolder
Lewistown News Highlights Local Legal and Civic Moves
George Crawford and his son Fred were brought in on charges of killing a steer with Theon taking sole responsibility. Wright plans to plead guilty when arrangements allow. City retrenchment led to passing on an auxiliary fire department auto truck. Judge Ayers ordered Annie and Ruby Brown to the state industrial school, as their brothers faced penitentiary terms for felonies. A younger brother was paroled to aid the family. City Engineer A C Birkland and Mrs Birkland to Rochester for an operation. three weeks leave granted. County to present an ordinance next week. Mike Welch, Milwaukee chief train dispatcher, transferred to Three Forks. F B Cornwall to succeed him.
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Lewistown
George Crawford
Fred Crawford
Forest Grove
Wright
Roy Ayers
Annie Brown
Ruby Brown
Twwo
A. C. Birkland
Birkland
Rochester
Minn
Kirkland
Mike ‘Welch
Milwaukee
Three Forks
F. B. Cornwall
Duffy Funeral Held in Philipsburg After Tragic Shooting
James C. Duffy, shot on a Philipsburg street Saturday by Michael Lonergan, was eulogized at his funeral held January 12. Rev. Rutherford Mead delivered a stirring sermon as crowds from near and far attended. Duffy, born in Ireland, long served as Granite County miner union secretary and state game warden. The coroner’s inquest found Lonergan fired the fatal shot, later confessing to procuring the revolver to kill Duffy.
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Ineral
Philipsburg
James C. Duffy
Mike Lawer
Ruther Mead
John Duffy
Ited
Lion and Mine Maule
Dotty
Granite
Manns
Duggan
Dennis Duggan
Butte
Putcot-Town
D. Ht. Moregan
Anaconda
Mem. McKenna
Boningan
Bradley
Das Mike Muihern
Andrew Mccintey
den- Als Hterkine
John Coyle
Hugh Cummings
John W. Page
Drummond
John P. Sullivan
Routhern Crossia
Schneider
William Actntsve
Patrick ‘Doughesty
Fred Andreas
Echo Lake
J. A. McLeods
Patrick
McGarvey
Jona
Su Yan
Patrick Dougherty
Dan’ Dugcan
Mike
Mulhern
Pinegal
Ireland
Ninerton
Tabor
Granite County
United States
Manus Duty
Los Angeles
Cal
Patrick Duffy
Ocean, Md
Sury
George W. Young
B.D. Sayrs
Alfred Ballard
August Greenbeck
John Guinanne
Wiley Ham Schuh
Maud Malcolm
A. F. McDonald
W. J. Power
Herman Houck
Frank D. Brown
Michael Lonergan
Mr. Duffy
Lonergan
Preach of Promise Suit Filed in Helena
Pearl Buse sues Henry H. Herrin for 20000 in district court alleging a Calgary proposal to marry, then a failed plan to marry in Butte. She further states Herrin was arrested in Butte November 16, 1915 on a charge of transporting her to Butte.
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Helena
Pearl 1 Buse
Henry H. Herrin
Calgary
Canada
Iss
Herrin
Vey
Butte
Danderine Promise Ends Dandruff Hair Protection
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a quick cure for dandruff and itching. It claims dandruff vanishes after one or two applications and hair loss stops, promoting a 25-cent bottle from any drug store for scalp relief.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe quick cure for dyspepsia and stomach upset. It claims relief in five minutes, improved digestion, and the ability to eat favorite foods without fear, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case from any drug store.
Local court holds defendant awaiting trial on moral purposes claim
A court document states the individual is confined at the facility on moral purposes grounds awaiting trial. A witness says she was held as a wit ness in relation to the case and alleges improper detention actions occurred.
Deer Lodge Notes: Decky Dispatches and Local Moves
Deer Lodge reports a steady flow of residents traveling for work and family. Lansi ter and family head to Kansas City for his mother's death, Henry Weber resigns for Anaconda blacksmithing, Smith from Hutte joins Milwaukee Electric, and others visit or relocate within Montana and nearby states as jobs and health concerns drive movement.
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Butte
W. E. Kester
Harry Schultz
Wausau
Tomahawk
Wis
Dennis Hagerty
Georgetown
John We
Anaconda
Witla
Albee
Tutte
Frank ‘Comstock
Faye’ Viet
Massacre details emerge on Chihuahua to Santa Ysabel train
Holmes recounts a Mexican assault on a passenger train near Santa Ysabel after leaving Chihuahua City January 10. He and others escaped through bushes and riverbank, with at least one fellow passenger dead or missing. Reports vary on the attackers and troop involvement.
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Newman
Evans
MacHatton
Watson
En Hee
Agnong
Santa Ysabel
J . Holmes
Cada
Chihuahua City
Holmes
Chihuahua
Fh Canyon
Orelock
Hunger Drives Man to Take Calf in Lewistown
Fred Crawford, a young homesteader in Forest Grove, pleads guilty to felony as hunger of his young wife and himself prompted calf theft. Judge Joy Ayers orders full investigation before sentencing. three witherno to be brought in. Lewistown banks hold annual meetings reporting prosperity. board changes include H L Bills as director and J P Schmit added to First National.
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Lewistown
Joy Ayers
Fred Crawford
Crawford
Forest Grove
Ayers
Wistown
HL. Bills
State Bank
A. W. Stoddard
P. Halpin
H. L. de Kalb
First National
J.P. Schmit
Empire
Tom Stout
J. P. Barnes
Bank of
Fergus County
Montenegro to Bow to the Inevitable
War dispatches report cautious German western front assessments. Allies hold optimistic views on repelling German offensives. A Reuters interview cites a senior officer claiming superior numbers, artillery, and readiness to seize first line trenches.
French commander orders deference to Greek officers
Saloniki report quotes a message from the French commander in the east urging all ranks to show proper respect toward Greek army officers of higher rank and to foster friendly relations with fellow military men. A Salt Works plant at Mount Eden was destroyed, with damage about $100,000. cause unknown.
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Temps
Gakland
Cat
Oliver Salt Works
Mount Eden
Look and Feel Clean Sweet Fresh Every Day
A fragmented health note extols daily cleansing for internal purification. It links morning routines with liver kidney and bowel detox, claiming hot water with limestone phosphate clears toxins, improves digestion, skin, and general well being for many people.
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Mineston
Stomach Trouble Advised To Use Salts Remedy
A wellness ad claims stomach trouble stems from acidity not lack of acid. It advises four ounces of rad Salts daily in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize gas, start the liver and kidneys, and improve digestion, asserting many users report relief and inexpensive, grape and lemon based ingredients.
St Jacobs Oil Ad Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
A vintage advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatic pain remedy that quickly relieves pain stiffness and soreness in joints muscles and bones. It claims relief from sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia and urges readers to buy a small bottle at any drug store to be free from pains.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oil
Getting What They Want
A merchant extols modern retail practice and customer rights. The piece contrasts the flexible, customer driven approach with the old habit of substituting brands, emphasizing that buyers seek specific brands for valid reasons. The article portrays shopper protection through brand fidelity and thoughtful purchasing.
One Dose Stops Stomach Ills in Remarkable Test
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as delivering speedy relief for stomach and intestinal issues in one dose. It claims dramatic cures, easing all symptoms overnight and saving patients from surgery. Available by mail or at local outlets.
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Mayr
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