Remarkable Results Claim by Charleston Rancher
Mr J N Kin of Charleston Kitskp county Wash reports long battles with stomach kidney bladder problems since the Civil War. He praises Plant Tale as a great vegetable remedy that calmed his stomach nerves and stopped night restlessness. It is advertised as a tonic and healer for stomach liver and kidney ailments available at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Kin
Charleston
Kitskp County
Wash
Smith Drug Store
Anaconda
Newhro
Rutee
What's Indigestion Who Gares Listen
An old advertisement extols Pepe's Diapepsin as the quickest and surest remedy for indigestion. It promises rapid relief from heartburn, gas, and upset stomach, claiming it is harmless and suitable for the whole family to use at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe
Tiyase
Agresabia
Pape
The Best There Is To Acquire You Must Know
Fragmented ad laden text discusses using the newspaper to access services and advertisements. It mentions football scores and local news and encourages using ads to find where to buy and how to save money. The tone resembles an early 20th century promotional piece urging readers to consult the paper for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Anaconda
Standard
Ba Weil
Electric Workers Meet in State Convention
Delegates from Lewistown, Great Falls, Missoula, Anaconda, Billings and Butte gather in Butte for a Montana Power Company workers conference. Aims include a state wide blanket agreement and union unity amid recent strikes and factional splits within the Brotherhood of Electric Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
B. Jenkins
A. Bisbee
Anagondi
Cgeorge Crandall
A. Clark
George Mellon
Butte
S. M. McAllister
Ernest Goyer
L. Aki
Beckwith
Ttn
Moenutant Power Commany
Tagether
Electrical Workers
King Nn
Billings
Boseman
Thwenain
Jetter
Haceusny
Nat Dy
Hillings
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Springfield
American Federation of Lahoy
American Federation
Ve Tab
Silver Bow Wraves and Labor Council
Brotherhood of Eioctrival Workers
Pedorailan
Uishor
Federal court closes first Missoula session
Special dispatch from Missoula reports the United States district court wrapped its first term as of October 28. The session began October 1 under Judge Burrquin with the case of Teanie Greenough and Leo Greenough linked to the Missoula Light and Water Co. submitted for brief later. The government charged Walter I Moody Frederick I Wiehels Harrison B Lord and Timbert O Hara with conspiracy to obtain government funds. all four were acquitted. The court will reconvene November for the fund grand jury report on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alatetara
Missoula
United States District Court
Minsola
Teanie Greenough
Leo Greenough
Frederick I. Wiehels
Harricon
Lord
Tinbert O'Hara
Bonrquin
Batta
Grand Jury
Chamber of Commerce Hosts Faculty Smoker in Missoula
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula October 22 The chamber of commerce will host a smoker at the Elks temple tomorrow evening for University of Montana faculty. It marks a mixer for new and old staff, inviting faculty and chamber members, with city residents not members of the chamber also invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizeoula
Chamber of Eine
University of 3Rentana
Elkw
Heuer
Wil
Missoula
Sam Brunelle Killed In Runaway Wagon
A local man named Sam Brunelle, living near Evarn, died when he fell from a wagon and was struck on the head as it ran away near the western edge of the city. Brunelle had resided in the area for about 40 years with no family. The incident occurred this evening and was described as severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aticsoula
Opt
Sam Brunelle
Vaucher
Lving
Evarn
Eckman
Madison Lake
Minn
Danvers
Goi
Michael Brody
Ekman
Lefe Denver
Audadio Paul Ik Farnacht
Eekman Laboratory
Phiadelphia
Fewdra Drs Co
Stoutagainst Backing Armitage for Postmaster Role
Washington reports protests flood in over the nomination of Tc Armitage as postmaster of GMings. Representative Stoutgainst had recommended Armitage days ago and today declined to withdraw the endorsement. Nomination expected to proceed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Stoutgainst
Tc Armitage
Gmings
Stout
Armitage
Uso
Whuce by Students at Verttlton Meeting Truce Declared
A 350 student gathering at South Daloti University ended in a truce during the faculty dispute over suspensions from last Monday. Myc was applauded by the collegians for his football role in the upcoming game against Denver Wakyar at Sioux Falls next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verttlton
M—-Alamas
South Daloti University
Myc Stulents
Collegiana
Denver Wakyarally
Sioux Falls
Vopicka Honored as Ambassador to Servia Bulgaria
Alderman Nerny speaks at a dinner honoring Mr. Vopicka a self made man born in Bohemia who rose in Chicago in brewing banking and industry He is named ambassador to Servia Bulgaria amid mentions of Bryan's backing and immigrant opportunities as the Northwest’s settlers praised his rise and youth role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Nerny
Yeavarday
Chicago
Trormols
Charley J. Voplcka
Servia
Bulgaria
Rowtaia
Adermen Nerny
Mr. Vopieka
Boherala
Vopicka
W. J. Bryan
State Department
Bryan
Citizan
Derman Nerny
Wangael
Northwest
Montau
Flo 7
Ife
Nery
Thulderman
Phiadelphia
Bens Withdraws From November Bout In Fight Contract Clash
Léo Bens withdrew from his November bout with Jack Regan over rights to engage Sailor Petroskey on Nov 2. Promoter tension looms as Copper City club disputes arise. Sutherland backs Bens action delaying his return to December show with Copper City. Regan pursues Petroskey replacement and other opponents. matchups and weigh-ins for the undercard are unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léo Bens
Jack Regan
Treasure State Club
Sailor Petroskey
Botte
Bens
Tegan
Copper City
Charley Norvall
Art Allard
Art Colling
Anaconde
Rainstate Allard
Walter Conifer
Sal Lake
Collins
Freight derailment delays Milwaukee line near Missoula
A freight derailment on the Milwaukee road near St. Regis caused hours of delay. Train No. 38 the Columbian was routed over the Northern Pacific from Henderson, Missoula, but the track was cleared by the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
St. Teegis
Hengerson
Misaouin
Misagula
Government backed central bank proposal shocks lawmakers
Washington debates Vanderlip plan to create a government run central bank with seven directors. It would issue currency, manage reserves, and control discounts while banks would be largely removed from administration. Senators support the principle but warn against radical change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreashington
Todsy Cape
Veserve Currescy
Birank A. Vanderly
National City Bank of New York
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Sovernment
Bristow
Reed
O'Gorman
Hitenande
Fryer
Hitchcoch Ihd
Vanderlip
Federal Reserve
Kristew
Vander Jip
Poli
Federal Bank
Washington
Uahio
Federal bank proposal outlines stock, governance, and reserves
The plan envisions a public stock stake with no voting rights, a seven member presidentially appointed board with Senate consent, and branch executive committees. Government earnings would retire the public debt, reserves held by member banks, and a 12 percent reserve ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bank
Presient
Senate
Shoult Lc
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Tegeryle Bank
Vanilevng
Danks
Church Convention Opens in Anaconda
The district convention of the church opened in Anaconda with opening remarks by Rev. L. W. M. Jordan and an address on Church Nation and state, followed by devotional services and reports. Afternoon sessions featured addresses on The Bible School Vision and discussion led by Rev. Linitek, with additional remarks by Rev. W. Reed and others. The gathering noted a growing population and local church activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
ChrukhehyFeh
Anaconda
Nish
W. M. Jordan
Bulte Deliveras
Totley
Ian
Rev. L
Rev. L. Hulsertional Services, Teddy By Ow, Moore of Great Walls. 1S A. Mn
Dingeman
A. T. Chapman
Tr. Linixtek
Ffi
VY Grate
Airs
Tyler B. Thompson
Aiaaoula
Tollawek
Eoiventhy
W. DB
Bible School
Hangad
Tha Ray
ML Storian
We Reed
Vana
Anaconda Rews Post Office and School at Cross Anaconda
A long fragmented report describes a petition from residents at a mining camp for the establishment of a post office and school at Cross Anaconda. It notes prior bulletins, local petitions, and a messenger delivering word of the effort, with timing set for this winter and awaiting government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Rews
Cross
Wallington
Cross Caine
Eltigens
Ligertailsinens
Torsym
Georgetown
Sinviern
Crnss
Messenger
Anana
Horn Cross
Seppaboul
Nile
Wil Howe
Woman Accused After Me Host Farm Quarrel Over Pets
A morning hearing before Justice Trace James Pringle involves Poul Boccelli and others over a dispute about chickens rabbits and a toy wagon. Boccelli’s dog reportedly killed poultry, leading to a confrontation with Muga Boccelli who defended herself and suffered injuries in the scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pringle
Atorney
Paccebelli
Heal Torkul
Pucebelli
Rovalyar
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ALL Grocers
Juich
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Manufacturers
Bonner, Montana
Witkt Montana Power Company
Federal
Chamber OF Commerce
MR. Nerny
Iroquois Club
Noomaty
Servin
Atutorou
Puan Vandewli
New York
Indlan
Dankers
Vanderiip
Eloak
UK Federal Reserve Board
Vanderlin
Aldrich
Nations’ Monetary Commission
Cavar
MIL
Priles
Cheney Bros
Blule Scvlion
Neelewear
Fale Ab
BTS
Gregson Hot Springs
Pucelwelli
Ascowtoning
Mies
Pucelnulid
Tuleasad
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