Powder Makers Dupe Women Co Ed Find Powder Dangers
University chemistry class led by Prof. W G Bateman tests face powders, complexion creams and depilatories. Results show many high priced products are soap and glycerine with tint and perfume. some skin bleaches contain arsenic or mercury. others harmless but of little merit.
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Vanity Fair
Cleopatra
Milady
The
State University At
Missoula
W. G. Bateman
Montana Girls Score High in Typing Tests
In Missoula at the state university elementary typewriting contest led by Prof. A B Spaulding Marjorie Frost of Missoula averaged 47.1 words a minute while Cossette Lamb of Butte reached 40.9 wpm. International rules applied with five words deducted per error from the raw score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Spaulding
Department of Business Administration
The
State University At
Missoula
Marjorie Frost
Cossette Lamb
Butte
Student's Work to Be Published in Journal
Howard L. Seamens, a Bozeman state college graduate and entomology assistant, has learned his paper on the wheat sheath miner pest has been accepted for publication by the Journal of Agriculture and Research in Washington, D. C. The study includes two years of original work and illustrations, with outlined control methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Seamens
State College At
Bozeman
Journal of Agriculture and Research
Washington, D. C
Seamens
Old Resident Injured In Runaway West Of Carter
Floweree Neil Bannatyne, an longtime local, was injured when his vehicle ran away six miles west of Carter. He crawled to a deserted shack and was found the next morning with both hands and both feet frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floweree
Neil Bannatyne
Carter
State News Briefs From Montana Communities
In Helena juror C B Witter was fined 5 total for late appearance. Beaverhead club reorganizes with H G Rodgers president and T D Olmsted VP. Northern Pacific orders 28 engines for Montana division to be delivered next August at over a million dollars. Glasgow clears Bank group begins business. Montana to supply 10 Red Cross nurses if needed. Fort Peck supervisor change as Major Lohmiller replaced by Fred A Baker. Great Falls Cereal Workers strike ends and resumes over contract details. Helena pioneer Terrance O Donnell dies at 72. Dodson considers incorporation. district holds funds for light and water. Great Falls dentist Dr W F Guy faces suit over fatal infection. Anaconda electrical workers vote to return if old positions open. Butte NP begins Belgrade survey for 33 mile double track to Bridger mountains costing about 2 million.
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Butte
Montana
National Red Cross
Mary R. Boyle
Silver Bow Nurses’ Association
Poplar
C. B. Lohmiller
Fort Peck Reservation
Fred A. Baker
Great Falls
Royal Milling Company
Cereal Workers’ Union
Helena
Terrance O’donnell
Virginia City
Dodson
Guy
Washoe
Electrical Workers’ Union
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Belgrade
Northern Pacific
Logan
Bridger Mountains
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
Woman Leads Auto Concern After 1770 Mile Demonstration
Mrs. Lillie Humiston, a former horsewoman born in New Orleans and raised in Kentucky, heads Lexington Motor company in Great Falls Montana. She drove a Lexington car from Minneapolis to Great Falls last August demonstrating the vehicle and enabling several local sales and sub-agencies.
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Minneapolis
Great Falls
Montana
Lillie Hamiston
Yellowstone
Billings
Dakota
Ms. Humiston
Lexington
Cascade
Treasure Site Motor Company
Mitchell and Allen
Hamiston
Anaconda
Mr. Barrett
J. H. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Great Falls Motor Car Company
Hetty Greenish
Women to Hold Lyceum Course in Sidney
The Ladies' Guild of Sidney will present a lyceum course this year with programs arranged through the extension department of the University of North Dakota to benefit eastern Montana towns.
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University of North Dakota
Montana
Ladies’ Guild of
Sidney
Kalispell forms community council with local groups
A community council is organized in Kalispell with representatives from the Century club Civic league Women's society Presbyterian church district school board city council Mothers' club and other local organizations including Mrs A T Moore Mrs H G Miller Mrs F H Johnson Mrs William Black and W W R Twining.
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Kalispell
Century Club
A. T. Moore
Civic League
H. G. Miller
Women’s Society
Presbyterian Church
F. H. Johnson
F. C. Williams
R. Twining
Mothers’ Club
William Black
Engineers move from Butte to Seattle for railway electrification
Engineers and crews who have been in Butte for two years on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line will relocate to Seattle. The new headquarters will support an extension of electrification 227 miles east through the Cascades to the Othello station.
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Butte
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Seattle
Cascades
World News Briefs From Across The Nation And Europe
A Boston obituary notes the death of Timothy H. Murnane, longtime Boston Globe editor. Reports from Columbus and El Paso discuss veterans returning from Punitive Expedition service and border tattooing trends. Chicago markets show potato prices at 2 25 per bushel while Washington courts move to settle debts and navy mobilization details are outlined. Berlin reports 25 000 German state rail workers with many in clerical and manual roles. London quotes John Hodge on wartime endgame. Washington covers land selection ratification for Wyoming and Montana, and New York tallies merchant tonnage losses to submarines and mines in January totaling 336 997 gross tons.
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el Paso
Chicago
England
Washington
West Virginia
Virginia
United States Navy
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Public Service Commission
Walsh
Senate
Myers
Berlin
London
John Hodge
Warren
Wyoming
Montana
Switches Wigs And Toupees At Ideal Beauty Parlors
Hair novelties made from combings and wigs repaired at Ideal Beauty Parlors in Great Falls. Switches wigs and toupees offered in latest style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Beauty Parlors
Great Falls
Special for Women Assorted College Pennants for Sale
912 by 26 inch pennants offered in assorted sets by Frank Hood of Great Falls Montana. Prices 60 cents for 15 pennants or six for 25 cents, postpaid. Also note Montana's Best dry cleaners and hatters advertise careful garment care by Great Falls Dye House.
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U. S
Frank Hood
Great Falls
Montana
Harry H. McCole
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Orton Brothere
Orton Brothers
Vese & Son
J. & CG. Fischer, Hallet & Davis
Kimball
Chickering, Kranich & Bach
J. & C. Fischer
Vose & Son
Hallet & Davis
Kimball, Conway
Neess
Great Falls, Mont
Third Street
Hainbow Hotel
Orton Bros
Gall
Gallestone
Dearborn
Powder Makers
C. B. Witter
Bourquin
Auto Concern
Lillie Hamilton
Lexington Agency
Boston
Timothy H. Murnane
National Board of Professional Baseball Clubs
Boston Globe
Columbus
N. M
John J. Pershing
United States
Sloan
Useth
Mont
Kodaks
Lenat Times
Gibson Studio
Great Falla
Btudie
Ave. N
Mckinng Helena, Mont
Iit
Symons
DRY Goobs Company
Kascalation
Mentaza
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