Crop Report Shows Promising Outlook Across Major Grains
Washington July 1 The July crop report by the department of agriculture bureau of statistics presents conditions for winter wheat spring wheat corn oats and other crops. It notes yields per acre and total production estimates with figures from census data, comparing current conditions to last year and long-term averages across states.
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Washington
Department At Agriculture
Bureau of Stytistics
Conditain
Get It for Corns Really a Wonder
A vintage advertisement proclaims GETS IT as a miracle corn remedy. It claims instant application in two seconds, painless, safe, and guaranteed. Sold by Lawrence & Co in Chicago and through local druggists and stores.
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Lawrence & Co
Chicago
CB Horkine & Co
A. E Jensen
Brite
Puller Drug Co
Governor Norris Wins 60 Day Montana Land Preference
After a Washington conference with Interior Secretary Fisher, Governor Norris and Attorney General Galen secured a 60 day preference right for Montana to select land from restored grants. The plan aims to consolidate timber lands within national forests into one large block, preserving state rights and speeding patent transfers.
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Helena
Juky
Washington
Tisher
Norris
Montana
Galen
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Doerester Tiraves
W. B Gresley
Miseoula
Final decrees entered in right of way cases
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Helens that final decrees favoring the government were entered today by Judge George M Bourguin in two suits against Arthur Granger to cancel rights of way and reservoir interests in Valley county and one suit against Albert Melz to cancel a right of way and reservoir interest in Chouteau county. Malcolm McLeod pleaded guilty to bootlegging on the Fisthead reservation in January and received the minimum sentence of 100 days in the county jail and a $100 fine. Judge Bourquin signed a temporary injunction in the Peter Geddes et al v. Alice Gold and Silver Co. v. Anaconda Copper Mining Co. to restrain sale of Alice property to Anaconda. The injunction bars sale or transfer of certain Anaconda stock held by the Alice company until a bond of $3,000 is furnished.
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Standard. Helens
George M. Bourguin
Arthur Granger
Valley County
Albert Melz
Chouteau County
Malcolm McLeod
Fisthead
Alice Company
upliTake
Livingston notes detail social visits and local crime
Special correspondence reports Miss Lucy Nut terville visiting in Livingston with Miss Iva H. Millen. Prank Draper faces grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing two steers from James Rowe of Shield valley. Mrs JH OConnor and Miles and Neva left for Missouri Valley Iowa. Mrs HJ Miller and Wilroy return from the East. Mr Miller a Princeton graduate. Sweet Grass county Democrats plan a dollar dinner at the Grand hotel in Big Timber with prominent Montana Democrats. County Attorney A G Hatch in town to arrange for trial of Richetta and Donald, accused as accessories to Deputy Sheriff Branin’s murder. transfers to county due to jury concerns. trial set for Aug 2. Judge James F Coxnoy departed.
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Livingston
Lucy Nutterville
Butte
Iva H. Millen
Draper
James Rowe
Shielde Valley
JH. O'Connor
Miles
Neva
Missouri Valley
Towa
H. J. Miller
Wilroy
Miller
Princeton University
Sweet Graze County
Grand Hotel
Big Timber
Montana
A. G. Hatch
Richetta
Donald
Brannin
Sweet Graes County
James F. G Coxnoy
Livingston Morning Notes On Court In Session And Local Events
Morning session of court in Livingston will address an injunction regarding houses in the restricted district that are closed. Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Pape were held at the Baptist church with Rev T W C Lel and officiating. Memorials for Triemmaont rest in Mountain View cemetery. Excavation begins for Bug Hah Lutheran church, funded with a modern, handsome structure planned for the neighborhood. Mrs Angelina Cripper returns from the Pacific coast and Ora Crippen plans a stay in England with her daughter. Two large brown bears captured in Yellowstone Park were shipped to Franklin Park, Boston. Samuel G Flythe, Washington writer, expected to arrive next week for a few weeks’ vacation at Yellowstone Park. Flythe’s son Stuart, UW spring graduate, visiting en route to Wonderland.
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Livingston
Mrg
Fred Pape
Jinny Butte Hospital
TW. C. Leland
Triemmaont
Mountain View
Dilon Cripper
Pacific Coast
Ora. Crippen
England
Tellowstone Park
Franklin Park
Boston
Samuel G. Clythe
Washington, D. C
Rich coal field railroad planned to spur field growth
Great Falls dispatch reports Greek Coal Company filed articles to build a 40 mile railroad from Rich Goal Field area in Carcade counts to reach coal veins up to 20 feet thick. The line would connect with the Butte line of the Great Northern at Tri Station and is capitalized at 3 million with 160 thousand already subscribed. Incorporators include H. L. Piggott and J W Caton among others. The firm plans rapid development.
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Great Falls
Hound Creek
Carcade Counts
Greek Coal
Cokemis Raiheay Company
Butte
Great Northern
Tri Station
H. 4. Piggott
Helena
R Robert Kunkel
LeRoy Coons
J. 5. McDonough
Great Falla
J. W
G. G
A. EB. Caton
Adel
Tailor Rosendal's suicide shocks Fourth Avenue
Ole An demo Rosendal, a Havre native tailor, died by self-inflicted gunshot on Fourth Avenue North as police and his employer lapsed in attempting to seize a revolver he had threatened to use. Relatives say religious preoccupation and Bible alterations signaled mental break, with onlookers nearby witnessing the tragedy.
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Trent
Hig
Hin 2
Ole Andemo Rosendal
Fourth Avenue
V. Tieene
Rasandul
Convicted Camorrist Appeals From Judgment
In Viterbo on July 9 the Camorra defendants who were sentenced yesterday to long terms and police surveillance appeared with counsel for review. The clerk read the sentence to Di Mirtnas, absent yesterday, who attempted self harm with a glass in his prison frontage. Wound dressed, hands bound to prevent reopening. prison doctor says he will be out of danger in a few days.
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Viterbo
Téair
Camorra Tral
di Mirtnas
di Nartnes
Prisen
Claims served by strenuous persuasion in road work case
Spokane, July claim in the Industrial Insurance Commission asks the state to compensate Joseph S. Brown for injuries received while trying to recruit men for road work. Brown says he was sent to Newport to hire workers and was assaulted by A McLeod during an attempt to persuade him to join in good roads efforts. He contends the injuries occurred in the line of duty.
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Spokane
Wash
Bratley Seeks Divorce in Beil District Case
George Bratley files for divorce from Anta Bratley in Beil alleging repeated temperance issues and that his wife hid a supposed weapon under her pillow at night. The case charged intemperance and cites prior incidents referenced in Great Falls dispatches dated July 9.
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Great Falls
George Bratley
Alvorce
Anta Bratley
Brat- Iny
Beil
May Electrify Road Feasibility for Denver Rio Grande
A report on electrifying the Denver and Rio Grande line over Solitiera Summit Utah is now with officials and directors for analysis. A decision is expected in a few days.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Solitiera
Summit
Utah
Presidential Yean Subscription Offer Cites Premiums
An early 20th century advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the Standard newspaper. It promotes home delivery and mail delivery with monthly and annual rates and a premium for annual prepayment. Addresses in Anaconda and Butte are listed for subscription details.
Catholic Picnic Is Huge Success Atcolumbia Gardens
The Catholic picnic at Columbia Gardens drew large crowds with ideal weather. Shamrocks defeated the defending Wolfe Tone team 7 to 0 in a fast Gaelic football match. Prizes were awarded for foot races and novelty contests among men, women, and children, with standout performances from multiple local athletes and parish members.
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George Mctaughby
Father Mettermick
Alvin Shen
Juln Maellich
As. Chine
Prisa
Indies
Petition Drawn By Taft Opponents Amid Delayed Tactics
Disputed draft petitions surface as insurgents resist approval and conservative Republicans show limited backing. Representative Davis pushes for nationwide petitions to thwart Taft, while progressives delay action and a signed draft by House members fails to reach agreement. A counter-statement against the Cleary nomination is planned by several House members and others.
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Washington
Atuny
Syyerad
Davis
Minnesols
Senate Dio
iwanRer
Calomel Hoose Yell
Uderseand
Myyk Henk
Tatt
Delegates Leave for Columbus Convention
K Boyle and Edward Shields of the Butte Clerks union depart for Columbus Ohio to attend the annual Inter national convention as delegates. Shields serves on the constitution committee. They will be away for about ten days. The convention will consider shortening hours in some regions and is expected to decide this issue. Delegates will present topics to the convention on behalf of large department store employee groups.
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K. Boyle
Edward Shields
Butte
Lal
Columbus
Ohio
Shields
Jerry Shen Dies After Illness at 82 in Butt
Jerry Shen, aged 82, longtime resident of Butt, died yesterday after a brief illness. Survived by his father, mother, a brother Dan, and sisters Myre Joan Murphy and Mer Dan Evuvan, all of Bilte. Funeral services begin at 2 am from 415 Virginia Street to St. Mary's Church.
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Jerry Shen
Butt
Ireland
Dan Ti Awe
Myre
Joan M. Murphy
Mer
Dan
Ebuivan
Bilte
Virginia Atreet
St. Mary's Church
Woodcraft officers depart for Deer Lodge in campaign voyage
Mrs May Thomason clerk and Mrs Nora Curran campaign representative along with Mina Jennin Groom a special organ leader of the Women of Woodcraft of Palora left for Deer Lodge this evening to advance their local efforts.
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Butts Clecle
Woodcraft
Deer Lodge
May Thomason
Nora Curran
Mina Jennin Groom
Women of
Woodcraft of
Palora
Senator Ikon in Capitol Once More
An Epctal Dispatch from Blandard Washington notes Senator Ikon’s return to the Capitol. The report suggests he will resume Roosevelt era management duties in New York and predicts continued influence on the political scene. The piece mentions past conventions and various figures in the Roosevelt faction.
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Ikon
Capitol
Blandard
Washington
Dison
Yormuin
Murtann
New York
Roosevelt
Dixon
Taft
Wilson
Dixie Keen
Attorney General Wickersham Proposes Extended Labor Law
Latina Washington July 3 Attorney General Wickersham is tendered at aphian extending the eloni hotter labor law to every area Haid lavorer employed by the Linite Hates. The previous interpretation codified its opera mainly to fortifications and buildings. The question arose with 1 051 laborers at customs ports.
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Washington
Genarn Wickershum
Aphian
Eloni
Linite
Fall from Stage Disrupts Municipal Speech at Conference
An onstage fall prevented a speaker from delivering a Municipal Hogankeeping address during the National Municipal League gathering. The incident occurred as the speaker, Abrefing Barlivet Ura of Malang, prepared to begin. Despite the mishap she was not seriously injured. The conference also saw leadership elections with Willam Turley reelected president, and several new vice presidents named from Fresno, Harrisburg, New York, and Philadelphia.
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Yarmel
Willam Turley
Janey Addams Fengo
Camitus J. Khider
Orange
S. J
Cowell
Harvard University
Ueorge McAneeny
New York
Charles Hickhardson
Philadelphia
H. Rewell
Fresno
Cala J. Bloraco McFarlani
Harrisburg, Pa
James F. Thompson
New Grteats
Dedley Tibbits
Tray
Ben
Victim Recovers After Auto Accident Miraculously
Mias Ruby Weinberg of tty We: THathmam street, who miraculously taped death in an automobile accitent on Homaestrke hilt on May a0, has re covered sufficiently to 'be about her homa, where she was taken iame 'ately after the accident, suffering from an injury in ner spinal column. Mire Weinberg ac Howard Carlson were Tantering at the Ginn of se dent ac a& high rte of spect. 'n approached 2 narrow oairs. where one water had want a bat here. The embankment slipped and the car ended. Carlson jimped, Miss Weinberg rolling with the machine, with tired turtle and then righted. A bed of Inoga sand prevented fatal Injuries be Tha young peanie. For a time fi was feared that Migs Weilsberg was per manently bujlived.
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Mias
Ruby Weinberg
Tty
Carlson
Miss Weinberg
Peanie
Migs Weilsberg
Unique issue raised in Washington conference
A July conference between James A. Fowler and company counsel examined claims of unfair competition by the Western Newspaper Union and American Press, tied to distribution of readyprint and halftone plates. The discussions, set amid negotiations, sought to curb alleged abuses affecting numerous country newspapers and a potential impact on labor classes.
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Washington
Weateen
Union
Crmakitta
Shy Sherman Laoy
Tduly
James A. Fowler
Wiles
Pring
Cave
Stroeney
Prakavius
Istan
Ton
Memorial plan in Denver for Mrs. Sarah Pratt Decker
Denver women plan a memorial for the late Mrs. Sarah Pratt Decker who died in San Francisco. Local women’s groups in Colorado support the initiative and the memorial will be docked after.
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Denver
Sarah Pratt Decker
San Francisco
Colorado
Gasgarets Best Laxative For Women, Promoted Remedy
An old promotional passage touts Cascarets as the ideal laxative for women. It argues many women do not exercise or eat enough fiber and claims Cascarets keep bowels active, advising small daily use and constant supply for ongoing health.
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Cadek
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