Missoula exhibitor wins big at state seed convention
Jake Rehder of Missoula dominated prizes in wheat, oats, and flax at the state seed convention. Awards include grand sweepstakes for Marquis spring wheat and top honors for Purkey red wheat, macaroni wheat, and several other grain categories. Winners named Kallispell, Armington, Clyde Park, St Ignatius, Ronan, De Smet, and other Montana locales.
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Livingston
Jan
Jake Rehder
Missoula
M. Lawrence
Wern
Montana
Ula County
Lake Bender
Missouin
Lax
Chevalier
Joseph Grenier
Igmatius
W. Bisson
de Smet
Cate Harold Hoes
Ronan
Fred C Sumner
Clyde Park
Kharkov
Mauchland Company
Gregson
Robert Gettis
Kallapell
J.H. Cunningham
St Tenative
Rodger
St. Ignatius
W. V. Talbot
Armington
J. A Cromwell
Tom Drynan
Great Northern Officials Tour Lewistown Visit
A large party of Great Northern officials led by Vice President W P Kenney and General Immigration Agent Leedy arrived in Lewistown in a private car and were hosted at the Judith Tub. The group studied general conditions in Great Northern territory during their visit.
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Sawhstown
Great Northern
W. P. Kenney
Leedy
P.L. Howe
EB. 0
Rice
Judith Tub
Great Northern Territory
Public Building Funds Pending in Missoula Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Kington says the deficiency Will shows amounts immediately available for public building construction work in Missoula Montana totaling fifteen thousand dollars, with further details incomplete and date not specified.
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Standard
Kington
Montana
Missoula
Danderine Dandruff Remedy Ad From Drug Store
An old advertisement promotes Danderine as a dandruff cure. It claims quick relief from itching and flaking by applying a small amount to the scalp, with benefits appearing by morning after one to three uses.
Papes Diptepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement-style claim touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for stomach upset gas indigestion and sourness. It markets a fifty cent case as covering a hundred dollars of satisfaction and urges keeping it at home for day or night use.
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Pape
You Can Easily Darken Gray Hair With Q Pan Color
An advertisement claims Q Pan Hair Color Restorer darkens gray hair by shampooing the scalp. It states the product is not a dye, improves scalp health, stops itching and dandruff, and guarantees all gray hair becomes evenly dark. Available at Smith Drug Co., Anaconda, Mont, and Newbro Drug Co., Butte, Mont, with mail service for out-of-town customers.
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Jess
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Mont
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, Mont
Tripp of Misso ula wins sweepstakes at Montana show
Billings January 19 Henry Tripp of Missoula won the sweepstakes pen with barred Plymouth Rocks at the eighth annual Montana Poultry Breeders show. Other sweepstake awards went to G Frederick Tate Kalispell for Barred Rock cock, Henry Tripp Missoula for Barred Rock cock er, Butt for Orpington, E. F. Thenhardt Helena for Buff Orpington, Amleribaugh Butting Flint? Also covering Montana Merchants and Montana Produce and Manufacturers associations conventions closed with tariff and tax discussions. The Montana Institute of Municipal Engineering closed its convention with a banquet. Officers elected include Pi Widener Bozeman and John Edy Billings. The apple show and beekeepers convention open tomorrow.
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Billings
Montana Poultry Breeders’ Association
Henry Tripp
Missoula
Amlerbaugh
Tillings
Montana Merchants’ Association
Montana Produce and Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Browne
Congt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Montana Institute of Municipal
Engi
Pi Widener
Boze Shaw
Bozeman
John’ Edy
Montana State Horticultural Association
Montana Beekeepers’ Association
Annual Seed Exposition Opens in Livingston Montana
The Montana Seed Growers Association begins its annual seed exposition in Livingston with a large display of seeds including grains potatoes and corn. The day features weed discussions and a grain judging contest planned for tomorrow with prize gold medals offered by Fred C Sumner. Contestants include Fred Bullock Clyde Hinsdale A J Burton from Glasgow and Joe Nash Clyde W Talbot Armington and Charles Wentworth from Lewistown. An exhibit of wheat is promised to surpass prior years.
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Livingston
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Fred C. Sumner
Agrociation
Seed Growers’ Asagetation
Bozeman Agricultural College
Colleare
Fred. Bullock Bozeman
Toms
Hinsdale
A. J. Burton
Glasgow
Joe Nash
Clyde W. W. Talbot
Armington
Charles Wentworth
Lewistown
Belgrade News Highlights NW Missionary Visits and Local Affairs
Mrs. E H Silverthorn representing the Woman's Presbyterian board of foreign missions visits Belgrade with notes on 12 state territory including Montana Wyoming and Colorado. Local club names delegates for Yellowstone Trail association and district basketball tournament prep. Coal shortages and a measurably tense time as residents discuss fuel, while Cameron school closes due to fire and water damage.
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Belgrade
E. H. Silverthorn
Woman's Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Northwest
Chicago
Vin Yadon
Cameron
Gallatin
Philipsburg News Highlights Local Visits and Court Date
Philipsburg reports visitors from Missoula Attorney W Moore and forest supervisor Rutledge Parker registering at the Stephens hotel. Ann Neitz and rank Krier married in Anaconda. Eva Neitz and rank Krier wed in Hutte. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union endorsed Clara D McDonel for Philipsburg postmaster. Mike Lonergan faces preliminary hearing for the killing of James Duffy. Parke McLure funeral held with Rev W J Attwood delivering a sermon. Burial at Elm Grove. Pallbearers listed. Cold weather shortened burial rites.
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Philipsburg
W. Moore
Missoula
Rutledge Parker
Stephens Hotel
Roy Neitz
Muskoda
Annn
Mr. Nieta
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. E.albright
Clara D. McDonel
Mike Lonergan
James Duffy
Justice Sayers
Eva C. Neitz
Rank Krier
Anaconda
Hutte
Netz
Ibert Neitz
Granite County High School
Parke McLure
Elield
Episcopal Church
W. J. Attwood
Deer’ Lodge
Charles D, McLure Sr
Charles D, McLure Jr
Wiliam R. McLure
Sam L. McConnell
Marianna Driscoll
Clara McLure
Will Parkison
Irene Pranzman
Co A. Pike
Cleve Metcalf
Dan Smith
A. Hannah
August Lindstadt
C Baker
Loans for Farmers Soon in Hand in Missoula
Missoula January 19 H H Cullom deputy commissioner of the state farm loan department says that within nine days farmers in Missoula and western counties with approved applications will receive their loan funds. Bond buyers’ money is ready as are the formalities and checks. Appraisers for Missoula county are WD Graves of Orchard Homes and Peter Shafer of Huson. Current applications from Missoula Sanders and Ravalli counties total about 75000 with high quality security.
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Cullom
WD. Graves
Orchard Homes
Peter Shafer
Huson
Missoula County
Missoula
Sanders
Ravalli
First car of silver lead ore ships from Cooke City
Livingston reports the Buffalo Montana Mining company shipped the first carload of silver lead ore from Cooke City to East Helena for smelting. The Mount Baldy Mining and Smelting company filed incorporation papers naming Guy George and Mildred Stetson, planning copper deposits south of town near Mount Baldy. Nearby notes include marriages performed at midnight, elk shipments anticipated to reach about 5090 in Gardiner, and a series of local business and legal items amid record cold temperatures.
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Livingston
Cooke City
Buffalo-Montana Mining Company
East Melena
East Helena
Mount Baldy
Guy, George
Mildred Stetson
George Stetson
Hefferlin
Gardiner
Heiney Reutias
Colorado
Efe Dudley
Leroy M. Dudley
Fred C. Monroe
B.C. Barton
the Baptist Church
Elmer Erwin
Misa Mary Barney
Cloquet Minn
Manford
Bert Bennett
Shields Valley
Rock Creek
Elma
George Cowan
Thomas Witter
Park Street
Clifford W. Brown
Park County
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Two Brothers Arrested as Murder Suspects
Ted Lodge reports that Bert O Blackie and George Stim Sinpeon were arrested in Cody Wyoming and jailed in Red Lodge amid murder suspicions in Charles Steiner case. Boots matching tracks near Steiner’s cabin link them, though brothers deny knowledge and claim alibis.
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Ted Lodge
Bert O'Blackie
George Stim
Sinpeon
Cody
Wyo
W. H. Gebo
Bear Creek
Red Lodge
Short
Garrison News Briefs From Local Week Activities
Garrison notes list residents traveling to Missoula Avon and Anaconda for visits. Linemen Joe Grenier of Butte and Eo Kruger of Missoula worked on Northern Pacific wire. Mrs HT Nelson of Elliston visited friends. Maude Charlton visited Avon with Harry Hart. Mattie Anderson left for Spokane to visit Fela Yves and friends. J L Toute left Monday for a few days with friends. Joe Stevens and William Knop, supervisor of Six, went to Missoula for a visit.
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Garrison
Ral EA
Alien
Livingston
Garriaon
Missoula
Joe Grenier
Butte
Eo Kruger
Northern Pacific
Nelson
Elliston
Alexander McPherson
Anaconda
Salts in ot water clears pimply skin
A former newspaper item claims toxins from the bowels cause pimples and suggests taking four ounces of Rad Salts in hot water each morning before breakfast for a week. It states this clears the skin by stimulating kidney activity and cleansing the blood, noting the preparation is inexpensive and liquorice free.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertises Quick Health
A promotional notice urges one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It claims to remove poisonous secretions and chronic inflammation and promises quick recovery after sending for a booklet. Available through druggists. address given in Chicago.
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Mayr
George H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chicago
Deer Leds County Seat Sees Rail Roundhouse Moves
Ray Pease and Andrew Wotts engage in transactor business at the county seat in Deer Leds during the week. An extra helper joins the heavy freight roundhouse work with Ren White taking the post. Trainmaster Newton and Roadmaster T Spensel details noted. Mr and Mrs A E Olson visit Silver Row. IL Goddard of Missoula transacts business, returning to Miagaula the same evening. Charles Lang named union foreman at Birdseye replacing D J Callahan upon vacancy.
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Ray Pease
Andrew Wotts
Deer Leds
Ren White
Newton
T. Spensel
Helena Tuesay
A. EE. Olson
Sliver Row
IL. Goddard
Missoula
Miagaula
Charles Lang
Birdseye
D. J. Callahan
Forest Moving Pictures An Educational Feature
Forest Moving Pictures out of Missoula plan an educational campaign in Montana and Idaho during the summer using educational films. The project aims to teach fire prevention with a dozen films on forest fires and general forestry shown weekly for 10 to 12 weeks via motion picture circuits routed from the Missoula forest service office.
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Missoula
Forest Service
Montana
Idaho
Mmeans
Estry Mubjrday
Miaoula
Te Service
Pretty Campus Romance Ends In Missoula Wedding
Miss Ethel Roach a University of Montana sophomore will wed Eugene Savage a Montana State freshman next month in Butte. The engagement was quietly announced and later made public. Roach is from Butte, her father Frank Roach is noted in Anaconda Standard. Savage, from Missoula, is said to have inherited a family gar ness business from his father. The marriage will take place at the parents home in Butte.
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Missoula
Ethel Roach
University of Montana
Eugene Savage
Butte
Frank Roach
Anaconda Standard
Savage
Mie City
Winners at state poultry show honor Copper District
Mrs. Percy Ingalle led prize winners at the state poultry show with first cockerel first pullet and top pen among light Brahmas. Copper district entrants included C A Greenfield J L Dorsh and S Toberts with multiple placements in Leghorns and Ancona varieties. Michigan Agricultural College rifle team posted a perfect 1000 against the U S Naval Academy in Sag. Leach Cross another New York bout with Johnny Harvey. Cross weighed 135 4 pounds.
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Percy Ingalle
Copper District
C. A. Greenfield
J. L. Dorsh
J.D. Ludders
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Agricultural’ College
United States Naval Academy
National Rifle Association of America
New York
Leach Cross
Johnny Harvey
Cross
Leach
Harry Gattle
Anaconda News Hypes Butte Missionary Convention
Local residents attend a Presbyterian church meeting where Rev W A King of Butte discusses the lay men's missionary convention to be held in Butte in February. Officials say a large city delegation will attend and delegates may receive discounted travel rates. The program lists speakers and themes for Thursday through Sunday with topics on democracy, unity, leadership, and world conditions.
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Presbyterian Church
W. A. King
Butte
Conv
Montana
King Pata
Ung
Foads
Rew
Kina
Methodist
Servies of Sons
E.W. Naftz
Inia
Hugh A. Nurleson
Alaska
John Hall
Crowther
Egt
Morris W
J. E. ‘Trimble
Herbert Johnson
James P. McNaughton
Policie
Fred J. Fisher
Experiences Inc
Neavehton
Hugh L. Burleson
Call of Christ Te
New World Epoch
Old Board Re-Elected by the Country Club
At a meeting of the Anaconaa Country Club last night officers were re-elected Mathewson as president M Montgomery as vice president L R Funk as treasurer and R P Wood Jary as secretary. The board of trustees includes Be nowman Gr Win Kon J nose J W James Fy We Whyten W M Montgomery and KE P Mathewson. A number of new members joined as the club prepares for the grand opening of the new clubhouse on dan 20 with plans for special car service on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconaa
Mathewson
M. Montgomery
L. R Funk
R. P. Wood
Hosel
Be Nowman
Gr. Win Kon
J. Nose
J. W. James
Maple Leafs Edge Wanderers In Outdoor Showdown
Last night at Lake Avoca Clark's Maple Leafs defeated the Wanderers 3 to 1 in a bright outdoor hockey contest. Hume and Landon scored all three Maple Leaf goals, while Schulty scored for the Wanderers. The Maple Leafs meet East Side Athletics Sunday afternoon at the lake in the fifth game of the Butterty championship series.
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Lake Avoca
Clark
Maple Leafs
Wanderers
Butte
Hume
Landon
Schulty
Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Relief for Rheumatic Pain
An old advertisement touts Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism remedy that stops joint pain instantly without internal treatment. It claims quick relief from rheumatic pain, soreness, and stiffness and urges trying a small bottle at any drug store to end suffering from neuralgia, lumbago, backache, and sprains.
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Jacobs
St Jacobs
Selstica
Grandma Keeps Hair From Going Gray With Sage Dye
An old time home remedy promises natural darkening of hair using Sage Tea and Sulphur. A prepared Wyeth Saxe and Sulphur Compound is sold in drugstores for quicker use. Apply with a sponge to a strand daily. by morning gray hair fades and with repeated use hair becomes darker, shinier, and dandruff vanishes.
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Ray
Keeping Young Secret of a Liver Health Patent Remedy
An old time pamphlet promotes olive tablets as a cure all for sickness. It claims ninety percent of illness stems from inactivity of vowels and liver and promises vitality, buoyancy, and a clear system by toning the liver with olive oil based tablets. The ad cites Dr Edward and The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Eawarde
ANT Artigists
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Stop Look Think Paraphrase Safety Message in Advert Page
A vintage instructional ad warns readers to examine newspaper ads critically. It urges stopping to think before buying, comparing prices, and weighing advantages offered by advertisers. The message promotes self guided decision making using ads as a preliminary guide.
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Great Northern Heads
Tripp OF
Belgrade News
Philipsburg News
Livingston News
Helena
Weather Bureau
peLine P Simpson
Y Kyow
Steiner
Garrison News
Forest Moving Pictures
Kacher
Doudle
Pickard
Kacheroc
Flynn
Potrite
Marc Reid
Clerks
Wiliams
Hanson Matehens
Henars
Chumrau
Amy Ot
Ninena
Aimond Brewing Company
Fatcore
Compan Smith
Tae Sche
Iss
Staniseh
Davis
Leskey
Jackson
McDermott
Minnexan Ba
Coleman
Braves
Clinton
Butler
Nell Os
Stone Wi
Lattimer Reyes
Anaconda News
Acondans
Country Club
Ringham
Willam
Beechy
Richland
Wash
Dre Edwards
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