State College hosts Shorthorn breeders meeting week
At Montana State College Farmers Week the Montana Shorthorn Breeders Association held sessions in the college arena and at the Bozeman hotel and chamber of commerce. J. B. Willard and L. M. Rheem gave principal addresses while D. W. Harman of the Montana Livestock Association warned of cattle market pressures from poor grain crops. Observers noted demonstrations in the women’s department and wartime home economics displays as part of the program.
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Horeman
Dan
Montana State College
Montana
Enliege
Bozeman Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Willard
Theaureau
Northern
de. L M. Rheem
Helena
United States
Women's Department
Farmers
Las
Mies
Antoinette, Olsen
Chstine Wood
Harnara
Nowell
Otter
Ates
Bove ‘Howe
College
Saiension
Carlotta Por
Ie College
Ota Aletician
Mustard Ointment Promises Quick Symptom Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white mustard ointment that loosens s drives and eases bronchitis croup pleurisy and rheumatic pains. It claims rapid relief, compares favorably to mustard plasters, and cites wide usage with millions of jars sold.
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M &P
Relief from Eczema Promises Clear Skin at Low Cost
A small advertisement touts Perna health liquid as a remedy for eczema pimples blackheads blotches and ringworm. It claims the antiseptic formula cleanses dries fast and absorbs without greasiness. The ad highlights a large bottle for 1.00 and a smaller pack for 50 cents.
Twin Bridges News: Local arrivals, mine plans, and power line work
Dr. Mason returned from Butte and is treated in a Butte hospital with Mrs. Mason accompanying him. Arthur and George Pollinger halted work on their mine in Hear Gulch due to heavy snows. Frank Jones visited Butte, Gus Abrahamson heads power line to Crystal Lake mill, and Twin Bridges eases coal famine with three cars. W. H. Godfrey visits from Wisconsin Creek. local bets on a 24 inch tee within a mile by spring, while Tidal Wave mine work may start.
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Twin Bridges
Mason
Butte
William Morris
Stark
Gay Toway
Pipestone
Arthur
George Pollinger
Hear Gulch
Frank Jones
Gus Abrahamson
Mr. Abrahamson
Crystal Lake Mill
W. H. Godfrey
Wisconsin Creek
Roundup Roundup January 24 Highlights Local News
J Folsom sues former Sheriff J L Pisco for 15000 damages claiming unlawful jail confinement in 1916 with damp cell conditions and inadequate food. Thieves hit Bull Mountain Trading Co store at No 3 mine taking flour, hams, sausage and $9 cash. H Farmer 3H Lewis sells ranch near Gage to J E Tenehill for about 27000 total value. G M Covert arrested for attempted blackmail via letter to Rudolph Grosen of Harlowton. August Schrump opens new store in Roundup. FE Il Mann says 66 percent of local miners will fall under new tax after exemptions. Diggers report top pay up to 4s monthly and nearly 5 per day for top men.
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J. Folsom
J. L. Pisco
Bull Mountain
Trading Company
No. 3
Lewis
Gage
J. E. ‘Tenehill
G. M. Covert
Rudolph Grosen
Harlowton
August Schrump
Mann
Internal Revenue
White Sulphur News Items Include New Rector and Club Picnic
White Sulphur Springs reports a Ladies' Fridge club gathering at Mrs. H. McDaniel with thrift-stamp prizes won by Mrs. L. Johnston. A church entertainment led by Miss Virginia Brown and pupils followed a presbyterian event. Rev Ralph F. Blanning, formerly of Spokane, began duties, leading services. W. Le Ford and wife returned from Salt Lake. In Helena, a January 24 espionage case opened in federal court in Montana, Hall of Ashland charged with making pro German statements advocating war aims, four counts.
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White Sulphur Springs
Crne
H. McDaniel
L. Johnston
Presbyt Tien
Virginia Brown
Pare ‘Meneher Association
Iscopal Church
Ralph. F. Blanning
Spokane
AL Whitefish
Aire
W. le Ford
Salt Lake
Nau
Mr. Ford
Helena
Monta
Hall
Ashland
Rosebud County
Eda
Jory
Germany
United States
Wilsen
Wilson Wident
Ise
Conference Next Monday On Seed Grain Question
A Montana conference of bankers, farmers, elevator men and others is set for next Monday to address seed grain needs for homesteaders amid a looming shortage. Stephenson of Great Falls and Marlow of the National Bank of Montana noted the plan to invite Twin Cities bankers and developers vital to Northwest crop production this year.
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Herena
Montana
Ala F Sain Stephenson
Great Palla
State Feed Stock Commission
Aid
A. Marlow
National Bank of Montana
Twin Cities
Northwest
Montana Bank= ers’ association
Federal Graf Corporation
Minneapolis
Helena Briefs On State News And Legal Matters
Helena dispatches report botched coverage of state events. The piece mentions Scottish Rite Masons leaders in Spokane and a federal case in Butte, plus a Mansfield county seed grain bond proposal of $100000. It notes a Supreme Court filing testing the legality of county seed bonds and cites D M Kelly’s constitutional opinion.
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Helena
Gan
Supreme Court
Sheridan County
D. M. Kelly
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Social and Travel Notes
County Treasurer George W. Davis and Aller of Drummond travel to Missoula and Helena for official business. Local residents visit, attend meetings on community music and the Woman's Club crafts. A new school building progresses with Feb 1 completion planned. A wrestling accident injures a student. a mining incident details. Miles City reports a statutory offense case and Helena notes a supreme court citizenship decision affecting naturalization filings.
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Deer Lodge
George W. Davis
Missoula
Aller
Drummond
Deer Lode
Heineh
George 8 Kearney
Ophir
Helena
Minty
Francister
Pioneer
Jenking
Avon
North Cod
Euit
toMre
Larabie
G. ¢. Hinder
W. T. Marsh
Tay Williams
Sam Rienie
Tony Peterson
Helmville
Lee McBdwaln
William Wallac
Billy
Deer
Ace Track
Ttme
Iit
Turr Robinson
Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief in Ad Copy
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer swamps root as a herbal kidney and bladder remedy. It claims quick strengthening of kidneys and urges readers to buy or request a sample by mailing to Binghamton New York for the Anaconda Daily Standards Adv.
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Ose
N. Y
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