Exposition commission reports unexpended Montana funds
The Montana exposition commission, with a 59000 appropriation for Montana displays at California expositions, returned 196.58 to the state treasury as unspent. Secretary Frank A. Hazelbaker confirmed the accounts with State Treasurer Rae. A dinner at the Placer hotel honored the commission, with Governor Stewart praising the effort and noting strong Montana public support.
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Herena
Montana Exposition Commission
Montana
State Treasury
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Commission
San Francisco
Gornor Stewart
Ucats
Placer Hote
David Her
Stewart
Charman Fidger
J. J. Dobell
Butte
FA. Haalvaker
Dillon
W. R. Alien
Anaconda
A. Campbell
Heena
Leo Hi Faust
Linby
Drag
Carrot
Fort Renton
F. Morris
Havre
W. W. Krarus
Miles City
Lusk
Missoula
Nelon Story Jr
Bozeman
Leonard
Glendive
Thoman McTagie
Deer Lodge
Harry J. Wilson
Billines
Sanford
Great Falls
J. M. Kennedy
Helena
Terrors and rigors on the rail near Garrison
Railway service resumed after a 10 day disruption caused by a freight wreck five miles east of Garrison. Nine cars were badly damaged and required three days to recover. Snow and ice halted movement with temperatures plunging to 30 below. Livestock survived the storm though a few travelers faced delays and one man froze to death attempting to walk to the next station.
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Garrison
Witter
Cod
Garriga
Helena
Eliston
Rloseburg
Northern Pacific Express
Riewhure
Kent Shey
Lewistown Labor Council elects new officers at annual meeting
Lewistown annual labor council meeting reports satisfaction and a bright outlook for the year with CW. Van Horn elected president, Charles Bebb vice president, Hal Danzer secretary, and B F Fullmer treasurer. Delegates from the county plan to attend the state county officers convention in Butte.
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Lewistown
Toades
Labor Council
CW. van Horn van
Charles Bebb
Hal Danzer
B. F. Fullmer
Treas
Butte
F. R. Cunningham
Billings
Maud Nanner
Clarence Napper
Putte
JM. Bloom
Denton
Ayers
Benjamin Owens
Methodist
Beachland
Utica
Montana Forester y School Lands Bill Seeks 100000 Acres
Senator Walsh introduced a bill granting 100000 acres of surveyed unreserved lands for a Montana state university forestry school. The act sets aside specific tracts for site and experiments, bans sale below nineteen dollars per acre, and directs proceeds to a permanent fund for the school.
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Standard
Washington
Walsh
United States
Congress
Commissioner
General Land Office
Senator Walsh
Montana
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Conalder
Mackteet
Flood
Plegan
Gros Ventre
Crow
Blackfeet
Fort Pelkwa
Fort. Peck Indian
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court of the United Ee Eoe
Death of Horace Edwards Pioneer Remembrance in Plains
Horace Edwards died in Plains on January 16 after a long decline from neuritis of the heart. He moved from Montana in 1864, served eight years in the war, and later engaged in sheep farming near Ennis in the Madison River valley. The community mourns a pioneer whose death underscores fading state history and the need to preserve early Montana memories. Funeral services will be held in Plains tomorrow.
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Plains
Horace Edwards
Edwar
Edwards
Sag Harpor
N.Y
Montana
Emma Fakin
Gallatin County
F Tana
Bozeman
Virginia City
Madison River Valley
Ennis Mont
Edwarda
Sis
Shanla
Gaza
Three Montana Nitharawals and public land orders announced
Secretary Lane announced three men of Nitharawals in Montana and North Dakota, with river and rock structure surveys in the south central and east parts of the state. The orders cover over 850,000 acres, more than 20 percent vacant government land, and will not hinder agricultural development. Nominees confirmed: Rehawler, Gerald Nines Mera Ww Shaw, Terry, and L. C Porter, Winifred.
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Washington
Lane
Montana
North Dapu
Rovers
Eenate
Montana Nast
Fenree Rehawler
Gerald Nines Mera
Shaw
Terry
L. C Porter
Winifred
Coal Is Pging Delivered As Fast As It Is Received
Jan 12 Deer County notes a busy week with coal shipments arriving as cars discharge. Demand exceeds supply amid cold weather and a lingering supply problem. Treasurer Bev Seite handles delinquent tax matters as leftover coal is allocated. Temperatures near zero spur street scene activity and ore development discussions hint at future prospectivity for the area.
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Deer Lode
Charee
Marcellus Bank Case in the Supreme Court
Wetena Jan 17 The Supreme Court reversed Fergus county district court in Mary A Marcellus versus Frank F Wright and the Bank of Fergus County The complaint says Marcellus and her deceased husband conveyed lands to Louis Landt as security for a loan Wright acted as her confidential adviser and the bank would bid and hold title The bank then conveyed part of the land to a third party with knowledge of the trust Justice Holloway says the demurrer lacks merit
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Wetena
Supreme Court Today
District Court of
Fergus County
Mary A. Marcellus
Frank F. Wright
Bank of
Tower Court
Louis Landt
Wright
Busness
Holloway
Kennedy birth and Mont death notice in Phillipburg
The Phillipburg News reports the birth of Po H. McDonald to Chauncey Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy of the city on Friday January 1. Fran Winninghoff of this city learned of his mother s death near Camas Plate, Montana, and will attend the funeral.
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Chauncey Kennedy
Po H. McDonald
Butte
Fran Winninghoff
Camas Plate
Perma
Mont
Winningheft
Ela
J. J. Carmichael
C. C. Baker
Wiliam B
Tusive
Chamber of Commerce
Womans Club
Objet
Wich
Woman's Club
Lincoln Homestead
Brotherpot of
America
Foreman
Mary E Rel
Frank F. Kemp
F. Perey
A. R. Mc Donald
Chapain
Helga Proverseer
Miri K. Stevert
Jesse Reincharntinel
E. S. Cular
Percy
Margaret Rinderknecht
Rowena
Caroline Perraut
Rebeccs
E’ale L. Fae
Degre
Delegates Attend Billings Convention Kickoff
Billings sees hundreds of delegates for four conventions with routine sessions and plans for lively meetings. The Montana Institute of Municipal Engineers opens with talks on street paving by W B Vestal Jr. Poultry exhibit draws over 1000 birds as lectures on breeds and classifications proceed. A home products banquet for manufacturers and retailers is slated for tomorrow evening.
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Billings
Tillings Tay
W. B. Vestal Jr
Rhaconda
Montana Institute of Mus Aicinal Engineers
Neson
Coeur d'Alene
Tasha
Iice
Mrs John Wfipenfeller mourned by many friends
Funeral services were held for Men Sonn Weldenterler at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev Father T Tandy officiating. Interment followed at the Der Tanten cemetery as friends paid tribute with flowers and memorials. A long list of mourners from Deer Loder and surrounding towns attended.
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Sonn Weldenterler
Wea
Mary
Gecenand Wan
Rerei
Salman
Tako
Timothy
Ferry
Rennie Howarty
Tames Cotter
Michael Tanah Ma Mare
Malanee
John
Har
Hington
Pop Mane
Brent Ritte
Parney Ontelew
Montamen
Patrick Prennan
Anaconda
Austria to file formal protest over armed merchant ships
Vienna plans a formal complaint with the United States after authorities say AustriaHungary will not permit armed merchant ships for defense. A note to Washington is expected, while Vienna asserts a submarine may sink an armed merchant vessel without warning if it poses a threat.
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Nathington
United States
Armad
State Department
Vienna
Zwiedenck
Charce
Secres
Lansing
Therde
New York Harbor
Teunsing
Toutonie
United 8
Viena
Tentonie Aininmatte Cirles Subs Marine
Inter
Wenger
Vanderbilt Junior Promotes Military Drill For Boys
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr leads support for youth military training through the Kuicker- Docker Grays Veteran Army Corps in New York. The group, founded by Mrs Edward Curtis, connects Grays veterans with boys aged ten to seventeen for drill work and keeps track of its graduates. Fourteen veterans serve in Europe, eight as commanding officers, and Vanderbilt chairs the Reunion Committee.
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America
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Kuicker- Docker Grays Veteran Army Corps
New York
Edward Curtis
The
Grays
Oes
Vanderbilt
Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Regrowth
A hazy ad touts Danderine as the remedy for dandruff and rapid hair loss. It claims applying the product to the scalp stops shedding after several uses and leaves the halo of hair intact, urging readers to visit their local Grug store to purchase.
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Omy Grug
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Constipation Relief
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims a teaspoonful will relieve constipation within hours, urging readers to ensure the product is from the California Fig Syrup Company with plainly printed directions.
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California
Osaary
Caliifornia
Fee SyFup Company
Adve
The Olive Tablet Company Receives Awards in Columbus
The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus announces awards after eleven years. The text references colorful imagery and mentions nightly observations and buoyant tone while highlighting the company’s achievements and product branding.
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Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Various Forms Of Headache And Its Treatments
The article discusses headaches as a disease and urges treatment. It mentions using two A K tablets, rest, and warmth as remedies, noting relief varies by bout severity and needing comfort for persistent head pains.
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Ryan
SevNie & W. Plac
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Wes
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W. A. Clark & Brother Bankers
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Poco Ienbs
Trangacte A
Bere
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Federal Reserve Bank
Silver Bow National Bank United States
Silver Bow National Bank
West Park Street
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Siencart
Exposition Commission
AGIUS
MR. Hazelbaker
Expe
Stormy Weatier
Ences
Montel Depusatory
Unite A
Sasmier
Lewistown News
Missoula County
Pawels
JW. Rickman
United State District Court
School OF Forestry and
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Npayals
United Sites
Philadelphia
Marcellus Bank
Philipsburg News
Meney Semple Ames
St. Louis, Mo
Jan. i
Henry Sempre Ames
Mississipi Valey "Trust Company
St. Louis
York
Seattle
W. B. Vestal
John Wfipenfeller
Jon
Sam Cook
Tastwet
Heinen
Fareen
Univers Ghartecomre
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