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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1924
Page
4
An advertisement seeks a good steady salesman to operate Ward's Wagon in Fallon County with no experience needed. For full details, write Dr Ward's Medical Company Winona Minnesota established 1886 Adv 829.
Baker residents and visitors trumpet routine movements and duties. Henry Newberry seeks sheriff in Carter County while others travel to Nebraska Minnesota and Washington. Local officials from the Pacific Coast assess Baker ratings. The Baker band reorganizes and plans to perform at the Ekalaka fair.
Major Jim Keown a familiar Montana fair figure with a Stetson hat and sharp voice leads as starter and tracks expert at the Montana State fair. He serves on the fair executive committee and is also Northern Pacific special agent based in Bozeman. This year’s fair runs Sept 23 to 27 with Keown promising the best program yet.
Montana Flour Mills of Lewistown offers six cash prizes totaling 185 for the best hard spring milling wheat at the state fair with samples due in Helena by September 15. Winners announced during State fair week with judges from Montana millers and tests at the Bozeman grain laboratory.
The Helena State fair features a Better Babies contest for ages 12 months to five years with city and country divisions and gold medals from Woman's Home Companion. Exhibits include a dental clinic and child health conference led by Dr Hazel Bonness and officials from the Montana Tuberculosis Association with out of town entrants welcomed.
The piece emphasizes the influence of first time voters aged about twenty one in the upcoming election. It notes they include wage earners and college students who feel a duty to voice youth opinions and that some express support for keeping President Coolidge in office for four more years.
Mrs. Alvin T. Hert of the Republican National Committee argues labor policy affects eight and a half million women wage earners and two million married women earners. She says every woman in America has a stake in labor legislation and the party platforms must reflect it.
Citizens urged to join a statewide Dixon for Governor club by sending names and addresses to the Helena Montana office. The notice states no financial obligation and provides a coupon for communications.
Miles City candidate Jud C. Cory, formerly of Baker and Ekalaka, toured Baker on Saturday as he campaigns for county surveyor in Custer County. A district court hearing, Murton company versus Chas. E. Clark, occurred Monday before Judge S. E. Felt.
Mrs Wil James of 4064 26th Ave SW Seattle states Tanlac improved her family health after years of kidney disorders backache and nervous exhaustion. She reports ravenous appetite weight gain of 15 pounds and renewed vitality. Tanlac and Tanlac Pills are sold by druggists with no substitutes. Tanlac Vegetable Pills also recommended by manufacturers.
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