Butte Attorney Reprimanded During Sedition Trial
In Beaverhead County Albert Brooks was tried and convicted for sedition. Attorney Nolan of Butte was reprimanded by Chief Justice Tasodore Brantly for using hostile language about the trial judge in the Supreme Court courtroom. The session grew tense but moved on. Gov Stewart reappointed two pharmacists to the state board of pharmacy.
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Whitwats Ale
Tate
Nolan
Butte
Tasodore Nena
Albert Brooks
Beaverhead County
Brooks
Harlow Pease
Dillon
Otto Gerth
Assiats Unt
Tim Nolan
Gerth
Joseph Smith
TL. W. W's
Brantly
Justice Brantly
Jad Salts Kidney Health Ad from Old Newspaper
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy for backache and dull kidney pain caused by overworked kidneys and uric acid from meat. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast, produced from grape and lemon juice with lithia to purify sluggish kidneys and end bladder weakness.
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Izzy
Haskins Named as Possible Supreme Court Candidate
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena Montana on March 2 reports attorney F W Haskins of Butte is considering entering the race for the Montana Supreme Court. A Colorado University law graduate, he has practiced in Butte for 25 years, served as a bankruptcy referee in the past 15 years, and is 48 with a wife and daughter. He intends to seek election to one of the six year terms on the high court.
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Standard
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Lind
Montana Supreme Court
Haskins
Colorado University
Montana
Butte
Supreme Court
Mlinole
Ss Prome
Emily Brown files hospital compensation claim
Mrs Emily Brown employed by St James hospital in Butte seeks compensation after blood poisoning from a finger prick while washing hospital linen. The injury occurred when a pin in a setting pricked her finger and led to infection.
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Emily Brown
St. James’ Hospital
Butte
State's Balance Shows A Decline At The 9
State financial records indicate a decline with receipts totaling 532187.18 and disbursements of 671, likely reflecting a shortfall in the period. The text notes Tart as a source reference and mentions a balance decline.
Completion of Permanent Montana Contractors Union
The Montana Association of General Contractors completed its permanent organization on March 2. Je White was named temporary chairman and Paul Pratt temporary secretary. A committee including Nelson Story of Bozeman Ted Lacher of Butte Fred Buren of Great Falls and Bert Stelcher of Lewistown will draft by laws and organize a fellowship among contractors and employers seeking joint goals. The association will reconvene in Helena on March 15.
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Montana Association
St General Contractors
Te Je White
Washamed
Paul Pratt
Nelson
Story
Bozeman
Ted Lacher
Butte
Fred Buren
Great Falls
Bert Stelcher
Lewistown
Cone Peiutten Fing
Helena
Aren Th
Influenza Death at Three Forks Reported
A flu death is reported at Three Forks with a seven year old child dying after pneumonia developed early in the week. The obituary notes the family sorrow and mentions prior local illness, with authorities offering no further details.
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Three Forks
Stevens defense will close today in Helena bank robbery case
Helena police and prosecutors push to finish presenting evidence in the Union Bank and Trust case against Charles Stevens a Helena bank clerk charged with robbing the Union Bank and Trust Company of about 4000. Witness testimony centers on a confession and alleged events tied to a theft involving three men and a crate scene described by a boy. The defense argues to end its case as the jury nears instruction.
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Helena
Maren
Charles Steven
Union Bank
Van
Mt Paw
Special feeding rates extended to April first 1920
Elena March 2 report says the special rates on all cake and meal products will continue in the Northwest and South. The Northern Past rail line will maintain the reduced prices until April 1 1920. Announcement notes inclusion of copra cake peanut cake and velvet beans cakes sesame seed cake and all meals for feeding purposes.
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Elena
Farmers IV Session Opens at County High School
Lewistown March 2 The third annual farmers week at the county high school opened yesterday with about 1,000 farmers in attendance. The program covers practical farm matters and women’s sessions on nursing child care sickness feeding and use of power in domestic machinery as part of the home economics focus. Bigibert Brooks convicted of sedition and sentenced to state prison was argued on appeal to the supreme court and is under advisement.
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Ual
Wol Appeal
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Supreme Court
Alert
Quality of Ol Drawing Notice in Fergus Strikes Oil Interest
Lewistown Mar 24. Walker of Walker Brothers reports Wyoming fields show very high oil quality at Mosby. Two rigs from Wyoming arrive. Casper field firms Roxana and Midnight expected in Fergus. Castello of Sinclair leasing arrives Winnett. Obie to send rep soon. Arrow Creek sit down well over 300 feet, West side prospects grow. early productive weeks fore told with Wolf Creek and surroundings showing activity.
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Walker
Walker Brothers
Cat Creek
Kootenai
Wyoming Fields
Mosby
Wyoming
Wyomin
Casper Field
Fergus
Roxana
Midnight
Castello
Sinclair Company
Winnett Field
Obie
Arrow Creek Company
Wolf Creek
Knife duel ends fatally at Black Eagle area
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a fatal knife fight in Black Eagle last night. Sobol, aged 55 and a smelterman, was wounded in the abdomen with intestines severed and remains in dying condition. His longtime friend Matt Pozarich, 59, alleged to have struck the blow, is jailed in the county as the investigation continues.
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Great Falls
Black Eugle
Sobol
Matt Pozarich
F Belt K Is No More
Dispatch to the Standard from Rat Palls reports that F Belt K, who in 1888 became one of the first settlers in Belt creek Valley near Mon arch, Montana, died yesterday at age 84. She traveled to Montana in 1882 down the Missouri and was among passengers forced to camp amid a large band of 8000 tents as the boat Big Horn sank near Poplar Point. three weeks later the passengers were rescued by the Helen.
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Monarch
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Missouri
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Helen
Three Forks News Free Concert in Willow Creek Event
Three Forks reports a free concert planned in Willow Creek with local attendance. The article notes visitors from Billings and Bozeman, plus residents Laura Young and Bertha Bungertord among others visiting relatives. Mentions extended family time, travel back to Billings, and various local residents seen around town.
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Willow Creek
Miss'atuiton
Bozeman
Herbert Duntar
Orks
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Logan
Childre
Laura Young
Ferro
Willan Parnacott
Bertha Uungertord
Hewis
Arthur
Mayme
Tish
Aresere Gustine
Bandson
Robert Atchison
Kirke
Manhattan
Mire Connor
Billings
Fish hatchery planned near Salmon Lake in Blackfoot country
J I Bronson, superintendent at Anaconda, submits plans for a new hatchery to be built this spring on Little Fish Creek near Salmon Lake. The facility aims to produce 100000 trout fingerlings annually for distribution in the association's region. Buildings cost about 1000 dollars, with site lease provided by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company at no charge.
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Marenera
Montana
J. I. Bronson
Anaconda
Little Fish Creek
Salmon Lake
Blackfoot Country
Andeonda Copper Mtin=ing company
Plumber Killed After Freight Train Collision in Billings
Evans plumber, 37, died after being struck at a crossing in Billings this morning. The victim, described as a newcomer to the area, was struck by a passing freight train while standing on the crossing. Locomotor-ataxia is listed as the cause of death.
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Billings
Evans
Hwang
Land Acquisition Near Valier Prompts Colonization Plan
Great Falls March 2. A tract twelve miles west of Valier owned by F D Kingsbury of Valier and A W Kingsbury of Great Falls has been bought by Thomas W Lloyd of Logan Utah H W Benson of Trenton Utah Ellis Lloyd of Blackfoot Idaho and K L Molen of Arco Idaho. They intend to colonize the land on April 4. The tillable property may be irrigated and was purchased for about 150000. An earlier judgment added $6408 42 plus interest on municipal warrants from 1889 and 1890.
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Valier
F. D. Kingsbury
A. W. Kingsbury
Great Walls
Thomas W. Lloyd
Logan
Utah
H.W. Benson
Trenton
Ellis Lloyd
Blackfoot
Taano
K. L. Molen
Arco
Idaho
Will
City of
Art
Youths Charged With Gambling After Raid
Nine youths faced gambling charges following a Sunday raid by a deputy. Cards and poker chips were seized, and authorities described the operation as targeting illegal gambling activities.
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Maren
Humane
Horoscope for March 3 1920 predicts mixed fate and caution
A London astrologer warns Saturn in touch with Uranus signals warnings on crime and illness while some political shifts rise and job prospects glow. The piece notes a risky year for Pisces children and avoids legal fights, with a general call to prudent actions in 1820’s political climate.
Pape's Diapepsin Relief for Stomach Distress
A brief note describes Pape's Diapepsin tablets that neutralize stomach acidity and relieve symptoms such as souring fermentation gases heartburn and flatulence. It claims quick relief so people can eat favorite foods without distress and notes low cost at drug stores.
Stampede Drives Lumber Yards Dry in Town Clash
Hilger describes a northern field uproar as three lumber yards collapse under a rush and newcomers file placer locations on homesteads. Settlers and homesteaders clash with armed invaders driving them out, while Lewistown is described as booming amid the rush for Carey land leases and ground purchases.
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Oit Wen
Carey
Samy
Ste. Hilger
Geetorm
Lewistown
Aviator and Two Passengers Die in Fire Near Inveralad
A US captain and two passengers burned to death when a plane caught fire during a training or combat mission near Inveralad. The aviator, Captain ROC. M., earned the American Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre for overseas service and downed three enemy planes.
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Roc. M
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Page
G. H. Bryant
T.H. Colcord
Citncil
Leecon
Ouch Back Pain Relief Ad Promises Fast Rub On
An old time advertisement touts a backache cure claiming instant relief with a small bottle of Jacob's Oil. It promises to soothe lumbago, stiffness, and sciatica after a single use and urges readers to buy at any drug store.
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St. Jacobs Oil
Honest
Brand New Hair Removal Method Claims To Remove Roots
An advertisement touts a new phelactine treatment that allegedly removes facial hair at the root without irritation. It promises painless use, smooth skin, and disguising a mustache, urging readers to obtain the product from their druggist and follow the included instructions.
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Favick
Prija Appeal Heard By Montana Supreme Court
Helena March 2 The state supreme court heard arguments in the appeal of Philip Prija a former police officer from Butte convicted in Silver Bow county of assault with intent to kill Bert Murton Police contend Prija arrested Murton for carrying a gun without a permit and after Murton was taken several blocks fired twice at him Defense argues witnesses at trial supported Prija and that questions asked about Murton's gun right should have been instructed to disregard The court reserved its ruling after arguments ended
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Helena
State Supreme Court
Philip Prija
Butte
Patrick Geagan
Totering
Woody
Prisa
Silver How
Bert Murton
Prija
Burton
Pella
Hurton
Krija
Mirti
Hotering
Adinves Theat
Corn Remover Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement asserts rapid corn removal with a simple, effective method. It claims roots lift easily within days and guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer. The copy cites E Lawrence & Co of Chicago as the supplier.
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E' Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Bayer Aspirin Ad Campaign Teaches Safe Use
An ad fragment promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and joint pains. It highlights the Bayer Cross stamp on packaging and notes quick relief with careful sale directions in each unbroken package. Portable tin boxes of 12 tablets are sold by druggists at low cost.
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Bayer
Easy Way to Remove Freckles and Eruptions
A reader describes a simple at home method to reduce freckles and blemishes using a small amount of a cold cream or similar preparation. The process involves applying the product before bedtime and washing away in the morning to reveal smoother skin with fewer visible imperfections.
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Aman Crise Ya aCany
Tanlac credited with restoring health and strength in Morton farmer
Augustus Heihs, a Morton farmer, says Tanlac added weight, cured rheumatism and indigestion, improved appetite, sleep, and kidney function. He now works hard, eats well, and rests soundly, praising Tanlac as the key to his better health. Sold in Anaconda by Buller Drug and in Butte by Newbre Drug.
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Tanlac
Augustus Heihs
Morton
Tanlae
Bette Health
Tania Tanise
Anaconda
Buller Drug Company
Buttery Newbre Drug Company
Advt
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promoted By Druggists
A factory of claims extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder ailments. Sworn testimonials from customers praise its success and a sample bottle is offered for ten cents with larger sizes sold at drug stores.
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Kilners
Grandma Uses Sage Tea To Darken Hair Advertisement
A vintage ad touts mixing garden sage with sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. It claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound provides natural looking, even darkness after a few applications. The testimonial-style notice promotes the product as an old time remedy for lustrous hair.
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Wyeth
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