Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Pure Blood Tonic
An older advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a alcohol free tonic made from Queen's root Stone root Wild Cherry bark and Bloodroot. It claims to purify tainted blood clear skin and eliminate boils pimples and rashes with a vegetable formula once produced over fifty years ago and shipped from Buffalo to modern markets.
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Dr. Fierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Bierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Matéereza Drirweai
Ageem Bay
Pierce
Jury Ends First Chapter Of Story In Ball Embezzlement Case
Billings May 28 A 6 to 6 jury ended the first installment in the Maud Ball embezzlement case. Ball, an office manager for Parham Sheep Co, testified she received 270 from C B Parham and had improper relations with him. Parham denied her allegations as a frame up. A new trial is set for fall term.
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Billings
Hune
Maud Fr. Ball
O. B
S. M. Parham
C. B. Parham
Miss Ball
Parham
Gang of Youths Taken on Thieving Charges in Laurel
Twenty two boys aged 12 to 16 were arrested at Laurel near Billings as members of a theft gang tied to a spate of break ins and shoplifting in Laurel stores. The group, which included the son of a preacher and the son of a banker, built a large shack serving as headquarters and several confess to robberies including $140 worth of candy stolen from a warehouse. They likely face four percent hearings in Billings.
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Billings
Laurel
Tranger Dies After Short Illness in Bozeman
R A Fullmer, recently arrived in Bozeman and suffering from asthma, was found dying in his room at the Cafe House by Chief Robertson. A physician arrived too late placing him dead. Coroner Gray investigated. no foul play suspected, inquest planned. Relatives unknown beyond a brother in St Paul. Age about 65.
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Bozeman
R. A. Fullmer
Robertson
Caffee House
Gray
St. Paul, Minn
Forest Grazing Fee Rates Unchanged by House Action
The House of Representatives dropped its amendment to the agricultural bill that would have valued grazing lands in forest reserves and considered tripling grazing fees in national forests. No immediate increase is expected, and existing five year contracts remain intact. Eastern members push for higher fees and plan to resume the issue next session.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Elks convention plans advance in Billings
Billings May 28 All committees for the state Elks convention in Billings August 12 13 and 14 have been appointed and arrangements for the 3000 delegates expected are under way J H McElroy named general chairman of the arrangements committee which has about 50 Elks in sub committees A plea of guilty was entered in district court by Frank P Mayer arrested for moon shining John Schneider and Lena Schneider neighbors of Mayers were allowed time to plead Henry Lieb accused of bootlegging was discharged for lack of evidence John W Griffin is being tried on statutory charges The first day was spent selecting a jury Griffin was arrested in February after running away from home and hiding for several days
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Billings
J. H. McElroy
Frank P. Mayer
John Schneider
Lena Schneider
Mayers
Henry Lieb
John W. Griffin
Griffin
Roundup Mont Postmaster Exam Set For June 22
A civil service examination for the postmaster at Roundup Montana will be held on June 22. The position pays a salary of 2500 dollars a year.
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Standard
Washington
Civil Service
Roundup
Mont
Bunch Acquitted In Parental Death Case
Lincoln Kansas May 28 Lee Bunch age 21 was found not guilty by a Lincoln county district court jury in a first degree murder charge tied to his parents death last August The jury used a single ballot in reaching the verdict
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Lincoln
Kan
Trade Boosters Guests At Helena
Minneapolis men of affairs on a Montana tour called on Governor Sam V. Stewart in Helena and were hosted by the Commercial and Rotary clubs. George L. Ramsey urged trade opportunities as he presented Governor Stewart, who welcomed the visitors and spoke of renewed business relations and Montana’s resilient resources and citizenship. Chairman Lewis F. Bolser spoke for the guests and introduced Colonel G. E. Leach.
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Helena
Minneapolis
Sam V. Stewart
Commercial Club
Rotary Club
George L. Ramsey
S. W. Stewart
Montana
Pacific
Twin Cities
Stewart
Chicago
Lewis F. Bolser
G. E. Leach
Bozeman Girls Graduate From State Normal College
Bozeman and nearby town graduates are named from Montana State Normal College in Dillon. Frances Aletha Adams, Bessie Lee Brainard and Weather Niebel are highlighted for student leadership, sorority roles, poetry, sports and campus activities. Additional Gallatin County students Miss Ruby Miller and Miss Susie Watson are noted as juniors in the class.
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Bozeman
State Normal College
Dillon
Mont
Frances Aletha Adams
The
Normal College
Chinook
Bessie Lee Brainard
Gallatin County High School
Etta Brainard
Normal
Wsther Niebel
Oregon
Gallatin County
State Normal
Ruby Miller
Belgrade
Susie Watson
Manhattan
Manhattan High School
Army Supplies to Go Under Hammer at Fort Keogh
Washington May 28 A sale will be conducted at Fort Keogh of miscellaneous army supplies including blankets comforts gloves mittens shoes stocking and men s underwear These supplies probably will go at low prices The sales will be made under sealed bids which must be forwarded to the salvage officer at Fort Keogh before June 1 Information regarding the bidding can be obtained from that officer.
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The
Standard
Washington
Fort Keogh
Aviator Thro Seriously Hurt In Crash Near St Paul
Lyle Thro of St Peter Minnesota was seriously injured when his aeroplane crashed after attempting a tail spin from about 1500 feet. The aircraft failed to right itself and was wrecked on the ground, authorities said.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Lyle Thro
St. Peter, Minn
Thro
No Passport Required for American Visitors, Canada Says
Ottawa May 28 The Canadian department of immigration and colonization announced that American tourists entering Canada or leaving for the United States do not require passports as a condition of entry or exit.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Canadian Department of Immigration and Colonization
Senate Panel Debates Sugar Embargo Bill No Action Taken
Washington May 27 The senate agricultural committee held an all day discussion on the McNary bill proposing an export embargo on sugar but took no final action. An other attempt to reach an agreement will be made tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
McNary
Butler Rejects Vice Presidential Nomination Offer
New York May 28 Dr Nicholas Murray Butler a Republican presidential candidate will not accept the vice presidential nomination if offered. Judge John R Davies his campaign manager announced the stance stating Butler’s clear disinclination toward any VP role.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
John R. Davies
Mother Dies While On Visit With Daughter
Kalispell report of Mrs. Fannie Bogart's death in Glasgow while visiting her daughter Mrs Cleverall. Ill upon arrival she grew worse. brother J W Broadwater began travel after word. Mrs Bogart, a well known Western Montana resident active in the Broadwater family, had lived in Kalispell and Havre.
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Kalispell
Fannie Bogart
Glasgow
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