Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Minnesota woman shares her recovery after surgery citing Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes rapid improvement with the remedy, thanks her sister for care, and urges other women to seek information from the Lydia Pinkham Company.
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Abe
Lydia E Pinkham
Janes Wilke
EL Genter Street
Rochester
Minnesota
Trydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhamine Company
Williams to be Tried on Murder Count in August
Dillon reports a special district court term will begin August 4 to try Jack Williams for the murder of George Harrison. The court has completed the juror panel and will address other pending matters that session. The move aims to expedite the Williams case since the regular term is not soon.
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Dillon
District Court
Jack Williams
George Harrison
Williams
Fry
Legion Carnival Set for July 24 25 in Dillon
The Legion committee in Dillon outlines a three day carnival on July 24 and 25 with prewar Snake it 4 and a minstrel show led by FR Asnworth. Events will be held at the public school grounds with a variety of films, scenes, and street activities. A portion of Tauho Street will be used for pavement space and the program includes movielike scenes and concerts.
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Tauho
Deputy Sheriff Plans Return of F liner to Dillon
Deputy Sheriff F L Kellum travels to Ogden to fetch Arthur Pliner, wanted for car theft after the thief traveled as far as Ogden. Pliner will be brought back to Dillon to face charges. Local notes mention residents and visitors in Dillon and nearby towns.
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Dillon
F. L. Kellum
Ogden
Arthur Pliner
Bitter Root News dairy cows show high production
Ravalli County Cow Testing Association netted June results with 387 cows tested and 70 entering the pound butterfat merit class. Average fat per cow rose from 28 to 31 pounds. five cows were culled as low producers. High cow was Ravalli Billie Ann Korndyke with 81 pounds of butterfat, housed by Ford & Hollister of Darby.
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Hamilton
Ravalli County Cow Testing Association
Robert F. Galas
Baal
Ravalli
Billie Ann Korndyke
Ford & Hollister
Darby
Agate
Valentine
Archi McKillop & Son
C. J. Hartson & Son Hamilton
Three Die as Plane Crashes Near Lancaster
Three people died when a small airplane carrying five occupants crashed to the ground near Lancaster Pennsylvania. The victims identified include Edward Bowman Ruben Saul and two others whose names were reported. Authorities investigated the crash scene and noted the aircraft was a small private plane.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Edward Bowman
Ruben ¢. Saul
Unclear local note on visitors and business matters
Fragmentary report mentions Roy Forrester traveling to Deer for business and Genevieve Metlen visiting Dillon from Armstead with vague references to a home and Bis region. No clear event date or outcomes available in readable text.
Ter Long Bur Over Lodge Obituary Notes
Rachel Meagher was laid to rest at Hill Crest cemetery. Pallbearers included Montevi, Fensen, Quinlan, Per Sihbhonan. Louise Woodward of Missoula attended the funeral at the home of Mr and Mrs itemafanen. Mr and Mrs Raymond Meckland welcomed a baby girl Dorn Kien. Gordon and Scharnikow appear in local notes with brief mentions of family events.
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Rachael Meagher
Hill Crest Cemetery
Immaculate Conbir Pe
Tien
Pa F Bhatt
Montevi ‘i Fensen
Joseph Quinlan
John Per
Sihbhonan
Mes Louise Woodward
Missoula
Iain
Itemafanen
Raymond Meckland
Dorn Kien
Amen Gorton
Snokane Ved
Lnu Gordon
Scharnikow
Renith
Nolf Point Winner In County Seat Battle
Helena July 11 Roosevelt county wins permanent county seat designation Wolf Point designated over Poplar by Supreme Court. Justices Galen CILoway Holloway Stark and Judge Horsky concur. Remittitur ordered. contest lasting four years ended with 1932 election result upheld.
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Wolt
Wolf Point
Poplar
District Court
Ellme
Poplar Poplar
Fecorda
Wolf Po
Sud Ment
Supreme Court
Roosevelt County
Galen
Ciloway
Holloway
Stark
A. J. Horsky
Woman Seeks Sale Of Foldable Gasoline Cook Stove
In Philipsburg July a brief local notice describes a gasoline cook stove that folds into a suitcase form, marketed for quick storage. The message notes a person and date but provides limited details beyond the portable stove offering.
Anaconda News Man Sentenced in Deer Lodge
A Deer Lodge court yesterday morning sentenced an Anaconda News man to prison after a midnight assault at a Main Street restaurant. The accused faced second degree assault charges amid liquor influence, with authorities transporting him to the state prison after the verdict.
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Antti Ornenpalcka
Delaon Phan
Ec Ang
Tom
Sult Fo
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Main
Mater Dopely
Sabin
Promt
Gallagher
Mahoney
Arationa
Horespakkala
State Prison
Ana
Moose Banquet Planned With Ladies As Guests
Members of the Loyal Order of Moose Anaconda lodge No 957 will hold a banquet at Carpenters hall on Saturday July 12 with guests from the Women of Mooseheart legion. A prepared program features professional entertainers and Moose orchestra of Butte. National Director Cy Likens and Deputy Supervisor Ray Freeman are noted in the announcement.
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Loyal Order
Ot Moose
Anaconda
Carpenters Hall
The
Loyal Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Orchestra of
Butte
Cy" Likens
Ray Freeman
Father Flanagan's Boys to Appear in Anaconda
Father Flanagan's Boys from Omaha Nebraska will return to Anaconda for performances at St Paul's Auditorium next Saturday. The show will run in the afternoon and evening with no admission charge. Last year the troupe drew a large crowd and this year they promise another program of merit.
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Father Flanagan
Omaha
Neb
Anaconda
St. Paul's
Personality of God Discussed by Elder
A religious meeting at 209 Cherry Street featured an elder-speaking on the personality of God. He argued humans crave worship, described God with form and passions, and framed repentance as tonight's subject.
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Cherry Street
Primary election turnout tops county office crowd
More than 300 residents registered for the upcoming primary at the county recorder’s office, described as the busiest place in the county. The registrar said the great register will now prepare books for the election while records and temperatures from major cities are noted in brief weather and trade reports.
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Vera Nours
the Recorder
Great Register
Chinese queue order eyed for abolition in Chihui province
General Wang Chen Ping issues a provincial edict banning queues among Chinese, with a two month grace period allowing pigtails. A police driven education campaign will urge compliance while fines and penalties are prepared, amid widespread public attention. In California, Charles Handy awaits a jury verdict after a bruising court case.
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China
Wang Chen-Ping
Chihu
Meana
Teast
Chinene
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