Health officials discuss wood tick menace in Bitter Root Valley
In Hamilton on January 28 Dr W F Comewell and 3 FO Donnell of the state board of health met with business leaders at the chamber of commerce to plan battling the wood tick and spotted fever in the Bitter Root area. They cited legal hurdles, urged dipping and gopher control, and planned community meetings in February to let residents decide procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
W. F. Comewell
State Board of Health
FO Donnell
Board of Health
Vilte
Chamber of Commerce
Cogswell
Casewell
National Public Health Service
Dse Horance
Thk
Fegion
Sponk
Estenson
Havalu
Seed wheat farming and local crime report from Dillon
A Dillon Jan 28 report notes farmers plan to seed wheat across the county heavily as drought margins push cash purchases. Also covered are a Frank Reed scouting a new High School team, arrest of a lodging disturbance suspect, a marriage license for Vere McCarter and Frances Hanneford, and transfer of a war veteran prisoner to Fort Douglas amid inland tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dafton
Reed
Meagher
Goment Companion
Beahead
Anaconda
Uey
Ods
Aptain Willams
Owly
Jack Teltch
Idahs
Lelten
Focal
Toone
Mrs McGowen Killed by Electric Car in Plains Mont
Special Dispatch from Los Angeles reports Mrs Ida Marota of South Pasadena and the widow Mrs McGowen, 60, visiting Plains, Montana, was fatally struck by an eastbound Glenders-Pacific electric car at Huntington Drive and Bushnell Avenue. Deaf and unaware, she crossed with Marota who was uninjured. The article lists funeral attendees and mourners in Plains, noting a memorial sermon by local pastors and a long list of neighbors and officials paying respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standaya
Los Angeles
8. McGowen
Vily Rot Plains
Mont
Ida Maroty
Bushnell Avenue
South Pasadena
Huntington Drive
Mrn
McGowen
Missoula Miss Ida Smith Elopement Foiled
Missoula report details the halted elopement of Ida Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith of Hamilton, with alias James King. The county attorney verified identities after initial reticence, revealing the couple planned to travel toward Billings to wed, amid questions about parental consent and Montana marriage laws affecting interrace unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Alice
Ida Smith
Marl Smith
Hamilton
James King
Myrtle Brown
Otter
Billings
Montana
Nuisance Abatement Case Before Supreme Court
Helena Jan 28 The nuisance abatement law passed by the last legislature faced challenge in the supreme court in the case of Ford and Young of Havre The issues include whether the attorney general can act on his own motion or only on a State’s attorney's action The lower court refused a temporary injunction stopping Young from reopening a house in Havre It was closed by proceedings and the constitutionality of the act was attacked The case carries vital importance for counties where abatements proceed and awaits decision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Supreme Court
C.ford, Young
Havre
Young
sensational hotel shooting at placer place hotel
report of a January 21 incident at the Placer Place hotel involving Mrs Walker wife of the bank ins group president and a revolver discharge in a room shared by Thomas Baker vice president and a young woman. no arrests, no testimonies given, hotel manager unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Bankers’ Insurance
Wa Pier
M. la Martine
Thomas Baker
Concern
Bean
Arioe V Maniager
Bozeman News Reports Local Aviation Volunteers and Death
Two Hogeman brothers join the aviation corps. Me and Mrs Hines’ son, once a Montana Trust Bank bookkeeper, and Leroy Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Poster, are cited among local joiners. A Madison chapter Red Cross trainload volunteer event prompts a $25 purchase for fighting men comforts. Funeral arrangements set for the deceased native of Virginia with extensive family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boezman
Hogeman
Aviation Corps
Youn
Hines
Gallatine Trust Andsings Bank
Leroy Fowler
J. Poster
Muttanaatte College
Tinder
Nin Aid
Boxes
West Gallatin River
Eenwood Station
Virginia
Sears
Montine
Gallatin
Missouri
M. Finder
Madison
Bozeman
Hovhlin
West Gallatin
Kenecea J. Heavener
Red Cross
Army
Toc
Ed Cross Committee
Danger Lurks in Catarrh and Its Dreaded Link to Consumption
A chaotic patchwork of old notices touches on catarrh linked to consumption, medical ads touting Swift's S S S blood remedy, a Sheridan County bond case in court overruns, a postal theft arraignment in Miles City, and a preacher's talk in Missoula. The piece blends health warnings, legal briefs, and local reports with scattered names like Swift Laboratory and officeholders, reflecting a multi-item page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oSroweter Komm
Miles City
Dam
Samuel B. Losery
United States
J B. Collins
Lowery
Fitzgerald
Aldrexs Swift Specific
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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Ansonia
Dorothy Phillips
William Stowell
Thene
William Duncan
Carol Holloway
Mabel Normand
F. A. Ironside
Iain Store
Bitter
Rco Valley
Seate Health Board
Dillon News
Wan
le Bolt Miller
Raen
Prickly Pear Valley
Thomas Topping
A.tele
Fort William Henry Harrison
Fort Douglas
Utah
L. Crim
Rosend County
Haynes
Cereral Ford
Ofice
Pyskdeny
OAL
Deer Lodge
Dan’ Tewas
Sine Jerry Lynch
Butte
Dim Polley
Ed Ward
Max Cramer
Dempney
W. A. Bower
Hower
Rud
Larabie White
Neeph Tacuba Wilt Johns
Doe Mauher
Walter Beck
Quilan
John Won
Jack’ Davies
Dave Evans
Patrick Normandin
Andrew [ Hendrickson
Chris Johnson
J. "C Jenson
Ba. Johnson
Veter
Lowderred Merc
Dim Bennett
Jerry
John
Joe Elaison
Fred
Herman Johnson
Raateres
Willams
Jordan
Lorimer
Tor
The
Christian Church
Frank “Coates
Joseph Whiteworth
Harry Methersom
BK. Polts
Henry W. Spotswood
N. J. Bielenberg
Professor Mey
John “Biel
J.J. Murphy
Fred ‘Hoes
William Coleman
Ohn d
Joseph I
Wood
Episcopal Church
Cing
Joe Jacobson Se
Taneher Stockman Ehilare
Pernew
Mites City
Dan
Rialto
Evelyn Nesbit
New York Telegraph
T. B. Gregory
New York American
Thompson
Yetlowst Athena
Bozeman News
Cansmany
Missour
Van
Wilson
Young Men's Christian Association
France
NoRns
Trursoay G
EES Ansonia
Eckman
Cam
Ansco
Newbro Drug CO
West Park Street
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