Circular urging Montana fruit growers to prepare for St Louis exhibition
Secretary of Montana horticultural board issues circular to fruit growers in Butte urging careful selection and packing of apples and pears for storage and transport to St Louis for the 1904 world's fair. Growers must send boxed specimens with variety name grower address and proper packing to be repacked for cold storage before late October shipment.
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Resoule
Eawards
Etale Bord of
Montana
St. Louie
S | Arorki
Tate
St. Ouig Durin
Mar
Butte
St. Louis
Exposition at St Louis Promises Apple Trade Boost
The St Louis exposition invites Montana fruit growers to showcase their finest apples. The event aims to attract buyers nationwide, offering a measured display of fruit quality and storage, with details on exhibit care and shipping instructions to send samples prepaid.
Professor Sibley Accepts Montana Engineering Chair
San Francisco Call reports professor Sibley, recently graduated from the University of California in 1903, has accepted the head of the department of civil engineering at the University of Montana. Announcement was made at a university meeting by President Wheeler and greeted with cheers. Sibley has been active in campus life, editing the Journal of Technology, delivering a student speech at commencement, and serving as cadet colonel. He belongs to the Young Men's Christian Association and the Delta Upsilon fraternity.
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Miegaula
Bel
Robert Siler
State University
San Francista
Stupert Siley
University of California
Elvil
Gbrigtin Association
Delta Unatian
Te. Gwinn
Quit claim deed filed involving Yerricks and Garden City Bottling
A quit claim deed was executed and filed with the county recorder by W. T. Yerrick and Cirie A. Yerricks, his wife, transferring property interests to Garden City Bottling and Tiquer Company. The description includes multiple additions and mining claims near De Borel, with references to Ore Granda and Ore Fino claims.
Dairymen in Missoula Resist Milk Inspection Rules
Missoula County dairymen oppose new milk and meat inspection provisions. They warn enforcement could drive many from business, while state officials and veterinarians prepare inspections for tuberculosis symptoms. Public statement defends farm practices, seeks fair application of rules and outlines potential economic impact.
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Missoula
Sept
Missoula County
S. Gi. Murray
Lane
Llauleanne
Putney
Helene
Duirymen Gould
Br Busines
Siyxoulatian
Puerto
Boxer
al Monta
Ayiryenan
Onile
Bunty
Bub Ratsh
Nha
Darymen
Wheeler
Ciy
Oat Kent
Gy Adler
Missoula Court Opening Sees Major Criminal Terms Ahead
The September term of the Missoula county district court convened with plans to try several high profile cases. Joseph L. Young faces a final degree assault charge after wounding Carl Dowdell, with trial set for Sept 4, attorney Marshall & SUR to defend. C J Finger, once with Fisher Mercantile, pleads not guilty to counts of obtaining money under false pretenses and forgery, trial Sept 26 and Sept 23 respectively, with Murray and Joyce & Mulroney defending. Lillian Hall, former courtesan, appears on a charge of grand larceny following disappearance and subsequent bond issues, Mulroney representing. Other cases scheduled include James Janjan murder trial of William Phernetlen, and various civil matters. A jury panel of 35 names drawn across the county.
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Missoula
Missowia
Joseph L. Young
Carl Dowdell
Misawa
Dowdais
Assaalt
Young
Marshall & Sur
Dowdell
C.J Finger
Fisher Mercantile Commity
Ager
Ils
Murray
Joyce & Mulroney
Lillian Hall
Prand
Lilian
Onlsa
Mulroney
Hutte
Atte
James Stewart
Bar A. Grimih
Mitosourt
Seth
Josiah Shull
Phillipe Bueg
Apott
Victor Janejan
William
Phernetlen
Radtjens
Traest Quillenbaane
Fred Schasser
Dow
Linazie i Booth
Missoula Arrest Report Sounds in Haste
Missoula police arrest Charles McCauley, a local figure described as a Masonic swinger in a terse city note. The brief mentions a Sunday arrest and hints at a widening inquiry into his activities.
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Missoula
Bent
Walter A. Aorat
Missouli
Inover
Aero
Hires McCaules
Inkestn Tiovlew
Charles McCauley
Forced to resign after severe health decline and weight loss
A man describes aggressive self experiments with Grape-Nuts cereal at a Mississippi town, detailing rapid weight loss, nervous breakdown, and forced resignation from work. He claims eating changes improved health, regained weight, and restored vitality, while noting a book offer and a Parkage item.
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Jewville
Postim Co
Lattle Creek
Meh
Ghorge Washingten's Qu The Father of hla
Fragmentary historical notice on George Washington described as father of his country with archaic misspellings. Mentions treatment for a disease and a potion claimed to cure mandraft. Advertisement style note directs stamps to Horplelde Co. Detroit via special agents Paxkon & Rockefallay.
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Haldnerda
Aniple
Horplelde Co
Detroit
Paxkon & Rockefallay
Butte
L. C. Luke Recovers Sleep After Celery Compound
L C Luke writes that after years of sleeplessness following an accident he found relief with Palue's Celery Compound. He describes nerve weakness, lack of rest, and doctors failing to help until the remedy improved his condition. He now recommends it to friends and keeps a bottle handy.
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Mr. Luke
Ming
Palue
Losleys
Paine's Celery Compound Swindle Suspect Arrested in Missoula
Murier McCauley, once jailed for vagrancy in Missoula, was arrested after detective Hogan and Charles Baird traced him through Spokane and Helena. He claimed to be from Missoula and a Mason, then denied, was identified, tried in Spokane court, and sentenced to prison for forgery. Local officers tracked him across states before capture.
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Oficer Carter
Murier
McCauiley
Wall Hogi
Mont Nolier
Charles Baird
Missoula
Offrasrs
Ungan al Hair
Cauley
Hogan
Spokane
Metinsley
Batrd
McCauley
Seaeter
Hogalond Gerbes Te Elreel.” Said Mr. Inlrd
Terease
Mei
Davenport
Beest
Toga
Carter
Floginy
Ner
Homan
Dorsny Lodge
Fiie
Honolulu
Alvo
Ani
Montana
Montana, Where, It Re Claimed, He Broke Into the Nepitentiar
Helena
Allsaula
Yostenbuy
Fou Quilly
Commissioners At Work In Missoula Sept 1
State Examiner Hadnaly criticized bond standards as the board of county commissioners met in Missoula. They ordered bonds to be adequate and deposited funds safeguarded, and addressed wage and bond sufficiency. A plan to exhibit at the state fair, road petitions, and fencing near the Bible Highway were acted upon, with votes on dam construction and county expenses.
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Missoula
Board of Epancy Commissioners Aid & Grist of Business
Hadnaly
Mud Nall
Mse
Wathers
Pra
Coulety
R.A. Chapel
Fort Road
Hoven
Meltetlie
Thomas
McGuwin
Prout
Mullen
Golden Wedding Day Celebrated Amid Family Honors
Missonia and Mrs. Gy Woodford observed a golden wedding anniversary on a cold afternoon. Family members visited, shared memories, and presented keepsakes to the couple, who were married in Sterkton, California. Mr. Woolford is 87 and Mrs. Woolford is 83.
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Missonia
Gywie Woodfurd
Vane
Jett
W. MM
Bekford
Woolford
Thay
Sterkton
Cal
Mr. Woolford
Missouri Court Roundup Details Arrests and Trials
Nony Vallee Court in Missouri reports Lowin Lanson arrested on charges of stealing property from Jeo Wilenvider after a prior sentence. Larson pleads not guilty to charges of assault with a deadly weapon, with a demand for a jury trial. George Taylor seeks costs for exhibiting a deadly weapon. W. J. Vivian found guilty of stealing, to be sentenced tomorrow afternoon.
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Missouri
Lowin Lanson
Thal
Agunica
Larson
Pels Javcony
Police Cour
George Taylor
Igi Taylor
Mentor
Eliot
W. J. Vivian
Iil
Tommorrow
Carrign Captured Near Warn Springs After Escape
An inmate from Misses conmixy escaped custody and was recaptured near Warn Springs after a night out. Authorities say the suspect, linked to Misaoula and Pham, was brought back to the facility following the incident.
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Carrign
Misaoula
Shoritl
Pham
Warn Springs
Controversy Over Voting Procedures in Missoula Sparks Debate
A disputed Missoula voting issue drew controversy as residents and officials debated next steps. The central points involve procedure changes and the potential impact on turnout, with proponents urging timely action and opponents cautioning against rushed measures.
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