Tanlac praised by Nebraska farmer for dramatic healing
Robert Kersch of Spencer Nebraska says Tanlac cured severe stomach pain, weight loss, cramps, gas, headaches, back pain and rheumatism after years of illness. He claims he gained 30 pounds and regained strength, praising the remedy and encouraging others to try it. Sold locally by Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte.
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Tanlac
Robert Kersch
Spencer, Neb
Mr. Kersch
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy, Fadeless Color for All Fabrics
Each package of Diamond Dyes contains simple directions so any woman can dye worn garments draperies or coverings in a rich fadeless color. Buy Diamond Dyes only and perfect results are guaranteed even if you have never dyed before. Druggist has color card.
Hair Curling Trick Promises Natural Looking Waves
A vintage hair care tip promotes using a toothbrush, plain liquid silmerine from the druggist, and thorough brushing to moisten hair from root to tip. The method claims long lasting waves with extra body and gloss without sticky residue, avoiding heat tools.
Cure for Rupture Without Operation Promised by Carpenter
An unnamed carpenter from Manasquan New Jersey reports a complete nonoperative cure for rupture after years of suffering. He claims no operation or recovery time and invites readers to write for full information, warning others to share the notice.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Rotarians Weigh City County Merger Talk In Butte
Butte Rotary members report on a city county consolidation idea after a trip by Anaconda club. L C Lamont Tom Davis and others attended with secretary Charles Austin. Paul Gow to chair today's luncheon. A L Swan to discuss adding machines.
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Anaconda
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Butte
L. C. Lamont
Tom Davis
L. Tripp
J. A. Donovan
J. F. Davies
Charles Austin
Paul Gow
A. L. Swan
Butte Copper Output Falls to 1919 Lows
Copper production figures show 1919 United States primary copper smelter output at 1,311,000,000 pounds, down 31.3 percent from 1918. Total refined copper 1,768,000,000 pounds. stocks rise to 631,000,000 pounds. apparent U.S. refined consumption 877,900,000 pounds. Butte district has produced 7,150,000,000 pounds since earliest records through 1917, value $1,020,000,000, with total mine output reaching $1,342,000,000.
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United States
Geological Survey
Arizona
Michigan
Alaska
New Mexico
Montana
Utah
Tennessee
Colorado
California
Butte District
Butte
Smallpox case rise in Billings and three counties
Helena reports a health board update showing a slight smallpox increase with four Billings cases, one in Great Falls, three in Missoula county, and one each in Ravalli and Valley counties. Missoula also records one case of spotted fever.
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Helena
Sept
Board of Health
Billings
Great Falls
Missoula
Ravalli
Valley
Sign painters hike from Chicago to San Francisco on foot
Charles M. Snyder and Co. E. Simmons, local sign painters, left Chicago for San Francisco on foot seeking work along the route to cover expenses. They plan to pick up jobs while traveling and rely on the journey for sustenance.
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Chicago
Charles M. Snyder and Co. E. Simmons
San Francisco
Blueberries Move by Water From Nova Scotia to Boston
Boston markets show many blueberries arriving by water from Nova Scotia as cheaper transport. Despite a banner New England blueberry crop this year, shippers favor sea routes to reduce costs.
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Boston
Nova Scotia
New England
Cupid Busy as Marriages Rise in Boston
Boston city hall figures show the high cost of living has not cut marriages. This year there are more than 400 additional weddings compared with the previous year, underscoring the resilience of romance amid economic pressures.
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Cupid
Boston
Night Blooming Cereus Sets Longevity Record in Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts Mrs Joel Stang of Huntington Avenue reports a night blooming cereus in full bloom for the twelfth season claiming a longevity record. A historic organ once used by Handel while composing the Messiah sold for 1150 dollars recently.
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Worcester
Mass
Joel Stang
Huntington Avenue
Handel
Greatest corn crop in nation's history forecast by bureau
Washington Sept. 8 the Agriculture Department projected the largest corn harvest on record at 3 131 000 000 bushels based on Sept 1 conditions. If late frosts do not hinder maturation production could exceed the 1912 record by 6 000 000 bushels. Tobacco also set to beat previous yields by 114 000 000 pounds with an estimated 1 552 000 000 pounds. August weather boosted most crops lifting forecasts above last month though spring wheat fell 25 000 000 bushels due to drought in several northern states.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Northwest Rust Impact Noted in Main Belt Regions
A report highlights deterioration in the far Northwest coupled with rust spreading through the main belt of the north central states, signaling broader regional agricultural and industrial concerns.
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Far Northwest
North Central States
County Treasurer to Call Warrants on Poor and Road Funds
County Treasurer C. T. Puckett announced plans to issue a warrant call on the poor fund and road fund. The call will be effective October 1, with $25,000 available to redeem warrants from the poor fund and $3,000 available from the road fund.
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C. T. Puckett
Final Ruling on City Bond Issue Sought from Court
City seeks a final ruling from the state supreme court on issuing $600,000 in funding bonds. Mayor Stodden and City Attorney Clinton went to Helena as Judge Jackson’s district court decision allowed bonds to retire warrants of comparable amount. City officials want a definitive ruling to clear all legal questions before bond issuance.
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State Supreme Court
Stodden
Clinton
Helena
Jackson
Mexicans Drown While Crossing Rio Grande
A report from Nuevo Laredo says 11 Mexican laborers drowned when their skiff overturned while crossing the Rio Grande at night to avoid immigration officials. Mexican officials were seeking details as the incident was reported from across the border in Laredo, Texas.
Canvassers conclude part primary count in eastern district
The report details finishing primary tallies with Silver Bow last to report. Joseph M. Dixon led Republicans for governor with 18,718 votes while Harry L. Wilson had 15,765 and C Ford 12,271. Democrats outpaced Republicans overall by 4,576. In the Second district, M McCusker led Democrats for Congress with 18,873 to J T Carroll's 11,764, while Republican Carl Riddick was unopposed at 28,415.
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Silver Bow
Joseph M. Dixon
Harry L. Wilson
Billings
Ss. C. Ford
Helena
R. L. Clinton
Butte
Daniel Slayton
Musselshell
Ronald Higgins
Missoula
J. T. Carroll
M. McCusker
Wolf Point
Carl Riddick
Riddick
Congresswatch: First District Vote Totals Hold
Hours today proceeded with reporting on the First district congressman race. The totals announced so far do not alter the unofficial results released a week earlier.
Miss Margaret Miller Weds Stafford Dolliver
Kalispell Montana September 8 Miss Margaret Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Miller of Kalispell and Stafford Dolliver of Helena were married Saturday evening at the bride’s parents home Rev Linley of the Episcopal church officiating A wedding supper followed and dancing capped the evening The bride a Kalispell native graduate of Flathead County High School and Smith College attended the State University at Missoula for two years Dolliver a civil engineer and World War veteran is a Coast Artillery lieutenant prospect on the federal road project near Coram
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Mary Miller
Marjory Lee
Newark
N. J
Mae Grant
Alice Pomeroy
Theodore Miller
Miss Miller
H. G. Miller
Kalispell
Flathead County
Smith College
State University
Missoula
Dolliver
Montana
Wisconsin
Coram
Coast Artillery
Committee Studies FArm Marketing Plan United In Chicago
A 17 member joint committee was named to study cooperative grain marketing for all farmers organizations. Appointed by J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau Federation, the panel includes J M Anderson, BE Ladd, and H R Meisch, with members from major farming groups, some war wheat price-fixing veterans, and a meeting in Chicago planned for later September.
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Chicago
J. R. Howard
American Farmt Bureau Federation
J. M. Anderson
St. Paul
Minn
BE. F. Ladd
Fargo
N. D
H. R. Meisch
Argyle
Farmers’ Organizations
Cooperative Grain Marketing Associations
Federal Wheat Price-Fixing Commission
Hartt Funeral Held for Pioneer James T Hartt in Kalispell
Hartt funeral services were held at St Matthews church with Rev Fr O Farrell officiating for James T Hartt a pioneer of the region killed last week at the Badger mine near Butte. An escort of old time friends accompanied the funeral to Conrad Memorial Cemetery for interment.
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Farmer
Resinol
Gow
U. S
Symons
Evora
Zanzibar
Azores
Georgette
Bach
Little Fellows’ School
Little Fellows
Margaret Miller
Stafford Dolliver
Hartt
Sidney
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