Households Debate Cheadle Liquor Bill in Montana
Helena January 17. The Montana House focused on a bill by Cheadle to prohibit sales of liquor to minors and preserve legal authority to prosecute sellers. Amendments to ease penalties were defeated. the measure was recommended by the committee with no changes and likely to pass on Tuesday.
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Helena
Cheadle
S County
Cheadie
Sockod
Flathead County
Rockwood
Nagle
Adair
Hews
Clark County
Ers
Mer
Treasure County
E Rockwood
Harris
Meagher County
Ance
Troy
Committee On
Davie
House
Moss
Besancon
Foot
Flathead
Bricker
Beasacancon
U. S
Do Thin Folks Know These Facts
Do thin folks know these facts regardless of age or family history. Excessive thinness means low vitality and weak resistance. Life insurance companies refuse to sell to folks who are too thin. If you weigh five pounds more, start correcting your condition. Eat well, sleep, and take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets daily for a month.
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Burance
Fuller's Jug Store
Puts An End to Bunions Pains
An advertisement promotes Moone's Emerald Oil to relieve bunions and swollen toes. It claims strong concentration, a two ounce bottle lasting long, and a money back guarantee. Also suggests Emerald Oil helps varicose veins with nightly and morning use.
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Moone
Fuller Drug Co
City Drug Co
Veteran Montana judge asks court to interpret debt remission provision
Judge C. H. Loud a Montana bar veteran told the supreme court he may not grasp the provision as well as in his younger days. While arguing an appeal he urged the court to interpret the section enabling the legislature to remit or cancel debts. He recalled he helped draft the provision at the constitutional convention and admitted his current understanding may be imperfect.
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Associated Press
Helena
Dan
C. H. Loud
Montana
Supreme Court
Legislature Adjourns Quick Session After Liquor Bill Vote
In a brief session, lawmakers advanced a liquor bill and committee action dominated the day. Several new bills were introduced covering taxation, banking, barbers, university diplomas, and worker compensation while notices issued include appropriation for historic images and changes to indeterminate sentences and state fund warrants.
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Flachsenhar
Jones of
Cascade
Nelson
Leavitt
Sample
Bretzko
Burns
Cavanaugh
Hodgskiss
Board of Trustees
Mason
Committee On Banks and Banking
Rogntien
Troy, Bonine
Dunn
Abrahamson, Tierney
Fulsher
Prescott
Abrahamson
Mulholland
Lequest
I. A. Hoffman
Montana
Plumer
Tierney
Historical Society of Montana
Bellwo
State Board of Land Commissioners
Moss
Besancon
Demand for Probe of Fish and Game Board in Montana
Helena Montana January 11 nearly every legislature session in 16 years has sought a probe of the fish and game department Senator Robert Pauline introduces a resolution to investigate prior to 1925 claiming needed accounting for about 200000 dollars in annual funds A probe committee will be announced soon and other measures address university finances and nonpartisan county official nominations among Senate business.
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Helena
Fish and Game Department
Robert Pauline
Kalispell
Fish and Game Committee
Pauline
Paultner
McCormick
Garber
Sanders County
University of Montana
State Board of Education
Cowan
Election and Privileges Committee
Ruffeorn
Shelver
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Harding
Walker
Delaney
Prairie County
Senate
Legislators Advance Bills Amid Busy Session
On the fifteenth legislative day, bills move forward as committees advance measures. The Senate introduced one bill and three resolutions. the House, eleven bills and one resolution. Penalties for narcotics possession and sale tighten while the indeterminate sentence law is repealed. Talks on the Great Lakes waterway were delayed.
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House
Senate
Foot of Chouteau
State Association of County Attorneys
Attorney General's Department
Montana Agricultural College
Great University of Montana
W. A L. Harding
Iowa
St. Lawrence
Harding
Pierre
S. D
Helena
Deer Lodge News Notes
Thomas P. Clemon of Billings was in Deer Lodge today for business. Miss Josephine Hollenbeck of Gold Creek country is visiting in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Thomas P. Clemon
Billings
Josephine Hollenbeck
Gold Creek Country
Dillon Bureau Boy Escapes Train Captor Then Is Recovered
Jane Dillon aged 16 escaped custody of Mrs J J Cook at Idaho industrial school by jumping from a moving train. Undersheriff Carl Hartwig recaptured him hours later near Butte after a chase along the road and fields.
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Dillon
Jane
J. J. Cook
Idaho Industrial School
Carl Hartwig
Butte
Diilon
Armstead
Hansen Ranch
City
Undersherif Hartwis
Hansen Home
Atroes Fields
Butte Highway
Aggies and teachers clash in Montana season opener
Dillon Montana January 17 The Montana State Normal college opens its 1927 basketball season Wednesday night at the Normal gym meeting Montana State college. Coach Bruce Hollister relies on Moe Taylor Howe and Meeke plus new players Connolly Ruckman McDonald Crowley Kimball R Johnson C Johnson Robertson and others. The Normals face the School of Mines January 28 Mount St Charles January 31 as eight city teams start league play.
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J. F. McBain
A. F F. Waldorf
McCracken's
the Waldorf Store
Modern Woodmen
Ellel's
Barry & Wapkines
Te Malays
Dillon Rotary
Lamba Chi Sigma Fraternity
Judge Opp Performs His First Marriage
Lawrence Lee Jones of Monida and Persses Mtta Al vey of Liman received a marriage license on Saturday from Clerk Fred Kife. The couple wed at the county courthouse in a ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace George Opp, marking his first marriage ceremony since his election last November.
New Automobile License Penalty Law Promised
Deer Lodge Mont Jan 17 Warden Austin B Middleton state registrar of motor vehicles returned from a business visit and said legislators favor a law penalizing car owners who fail to obtain licenses promptly a bill will be introduced soon.
Counties Fail To Agree On Deer Lodge Highway Plan
Granite and Powell county boards failed to settle a joint plan to improve the Deer Lodge Missoula highway crossing Granite county area. The meeting adjourned with a next session planned in Helena with county legislators to thresh out the issue.
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Deer Lodge
Boards of Commissioners of
Granite
Powell Counties
Deer Lodge-Missoula
Grante County
Drummond
Helena
Deer Lodge Legion Seeks Members in Powell County
Deer Lodge, Jan 17. The American Legion post in Deer Lodge announces a drive to recruit more members. Officials plan to enroll ex service men in Powell County who have not yet affiliated with a Legion post.
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Deer Lodge
The
American Legion
Powell County
Legion
Cook Is Fined For Possessing Game Meat
Peer Lodge January 17. Cecil C. Cook of Elliston pleaded guilty before Justice Harry Peterson to possessing meat believed to be deer or elk killed out of season. He was fined 25 dollars and paid the amount. Deputy Game Warden J Moe Caffrey of Anaconda arrested him.
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Peer Lodge
Cecil C. Cook
Elliston
Harry Peterson
Cook
J. Moe Caffrey
Anaconda
Marathon bowling meet crowns C. M. & St. P. champions
In Deer Lodge last night the C. M. & St. P. team won with 2 688 pins. The Pickups totaled 2 642 and Kiwanis 2 616. Tonight Bien & Ross clash with Deer Lodge Lumber in the next match.
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Deer Lodge
Kiwanis Quint
Bien & Ross
Deer Lodge Lumber Company
Deer Lodge K yig anis Club Meeting Draws Many
In Deer Lodge on January 17 the weekly meeting of the eer Lodge K yig anis club drew a near record turnout of members and visitors. The guest speaker was Senator C. H. Williams. Mr and Mrs Harry F Kelley of Helmville are visiting Deer Lodge for a few days.
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Harry F. Kelley
Helmville
Deer Lodge
State Poultry Breeders Open Annual Show Today
Bozeman Montana January 17 the nineteenth annual show of the Montana State Breeders association sponsored by the Killatin County Poultry association opens to the public tomorrow morning in the livestock judging pavilion at Montana State College. The event runs daily all week with 1090 prize birds on display and shipments arriving. Spokane poultry entries from the Spokane show join breeders from North Dakota for added rivalry. Thursday features the state association meeting and the evening banquet.
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Bozeman
Montana State Breeders’ Association
Killatin County Poultry Association
Montana State College
Spokane
North Dakota
Anaconda Rifle Club Elects Officers and Plans Matches
Anaconda Rifle and Pistol club elected B. H. Jennings president with O R Lander as vice president L. D. McCormack secretary treasurer Fred Abbott indoor range officer and John Ejichstadt outdoor range officer The club moved shoot nights to Tuesday and tonight marks the first new date A Fresno California match was postponed to tonight amid a busy schedule and a recent narrow loss to Hudson Rifle club of New York Results show Hudson 394 Anaconda 375 to 364 with several members scoring in the 360s and 370s
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Anaconda Rifle and Pistol Club
B. H. Jennings
O. Ri. Lander
L. D. McCormack
New York
Hudson Rifle Club
Anaconda Man Heads Coal Operators in Montana
F W W Whyte of Anaconda was elected president of the Montana Coal Operators association for the coming year at Billings during the annual meeting. Other officers include K E Co Mattox of Roundup as vice president M F Purcell of Billings as secretary treasurer and executive board members C C Anderson Seattle James Needham Chicago H F Tilton Stockett and J M Freeman Red Lodge. The morning session covered officer selection and business discussions.
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Associated Press
Billings
F. W.W. C Whyte
Anaconda
Montana Coal Operators’ Association
KE. Co. Mattox
Roundup
M. F. Purcell
C. C. Anderson
Seattle
Wash
James Needham
Chicago
H. F. Tilton
Stockett
J C Penney Co Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary Growth
The J C Penney Co marks its silver anniversary since 1902 with 773 stores across 46 states. Twenty eight more outlets planned for spring and many more in fall, as Hood Van Engelen Golden Rule chain joins the system. 1926 sales reach $115,682,737.86, up nearly $25 million from the prior year.
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J. C. Penney Co
Ralph Davis
Anaconda
Golden Rule
Atlantic
Pacific
Temperature trends across cities and regions with a steam pump project
A weather summary shows a high pressure crest over Manitoba and the Dakotas with low pressure from Washington to the Rockies. Montana and Dakota regions report subfreezing and colder temperatures, extending to Colorado and Missouri. Hawaii plans a steam turbine pump system to boost sugar cane irrigation and production.
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Havre
Helene
Ee Kniispell
Mites City
Crimaty Co
Chicago
Anise
Los Angeles
New York
Portland
Paul Winvesessee
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Williston
Yellowstone Park
Manitoba
Dakotas
Rockies
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Colorado
Missouri
Fall on walk injures Miss Florence Conrad
Miss Florence Conrad, city reporter for the Standard, of 604 Hickory Street Anaconda, suffered a fracture in a fall Saturday evening on an icy sidewalk near the Daily gymnasium. An X ray showed a broken small leg bone near the ankle. a plaster coat was applied. She planned to travel to Southern California with her mother this week.
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Florence Conrad
Hickory Street
Anaconda
The
Standard
Conrad
Bateman 15 Arraigned On Prohibition Charge
Charles Bateman was arraigned on prohibition law violation charges yesterday before United States Commissioner Avery. Bond set at 590 dollars after he pleaded not guilty. Police found a 60 gallon still 20 gallons of moonshine and 300 gallons of mash at Bateman’s place when Assistant Chief Osborne and Officer Schwartz made the arrest last week.
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Charles Bateman
Agsistant
Osborne
Schwartz
Bateman
United States
Co. Br. Avery
Foley's Honey and Tar Backed By Cleveland Mother
An Ohio mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for children. She notes it contains no chloroform or harmful opiates and is not constipating. It eases coughs and comforts infants with snuffles and fevers, and is recommended for households with croup risk. Sold everywhere.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Foley
BE. H. L
Public beef demand shifts could add millions in cattle
J I Wallace of the U S Department of Agriculture told Montana cattlemen at a Farm and Home week event that if public beef consumption matches 1910 levels, the market could absorb 2 million additional cattle annually. He noted per capita meat intake has risen while beef’s share fell from 44 to 35 percent, urging producers to cater to changing tastes.
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Bozeman
J. I. Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
Montana State College
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Mississippi
New York City
Adlerika touted to relieve gas and constipation in New York woman
New York businesswoman Mrs. G. Edling credits Adlerika with dramatic relief from gas and discomfort. The ad touts Adlerika as a dual action bowel cleanser that removes old matter, with endorsements from multiple doctors and a broad distribution in druggists including Anaconda's Fuller Drug Company.
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New York
Adierika
H. L. Shoub
A. C. Curl
J. Weaver
J.E. Puckett
Fuller Drug Company
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Ruffecorn
United States of America
Dominion of Canada
Fish and Game Commission
Dillon Bureau
Judge Opp
Deer Lodge Bureau Regiotar
Adad Flat
Deer Lodge Legion
Williams
State
Anaconda News
Rifle Club
Otafe
Hudson Br, Co
Anaconda Club
Lichtenfeld
Hichstadt
Nagier
Sesi Abbott
Ofa Noyex Fence
Giel
Kalpern
Landit
Stolth
Jennings
Hawaii
Llen J. Buckland
Kotex
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