Car Crash Kills One On Roundup Road Near Billings
Samuelson, 26, instantly killed when his car overturned 19 miles from Billings on the Roundup road Tuesday afternoon. Irving Taber, riding with him, suffered a fractured cheekbone and severe bruises but is not believed seriously hurt. Coroner notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford S._.Samuelson
Billings
Irving J. Taber
Samuelson
Taber
Carl Thompson
Musselshell
Thompson
Frank Smith
Crooked Creek
Smith
Iself
Brakeman H F Lameron Hailed For Life Saving
The Montana railroad commission asks Carnegie Medal recognition for Northern Pacific brakeman H F Lameron who saved six year old Doris Wanamaker when she fell before a moving train on November 17. Lameron leaped from the engine pilot to reach the girl as the train struck, his leg crushed. The child later had her leg amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Lameron
Northern Pacific
Doris Wanamaker
Montana Railroad Commission
Garnegie
Cameron
Bond Firms Expected to Pay Stanton Bank Settlement
County officials anticipate a $67 200 payment from Federal Surety and United States Surety, bondsmen for the defunct Stanton bank of Great Falls, within a week or ten days after a second demand was sent by the county attorney. Q B Katz and Harold Hoover said payment is expected immediately as there is no contest to the county action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Federal Surety Company
United States Surety Company
Stanton Bank
Great Falls
Q. B. Katz
Federal Company
Harold Hoover
United Sates Surety Company
Roosevelt County
Wolf Point
Charles Taylor
Plentywood Producers’ News
Barthold Larson
Ben
Dodson
Barton
Malta
Ben Takethe
Jens Landvig
Havre
Great Northern
Charles Emory
William Kendig
National Bank of Lewistown Opens Doors in Fergus County
The National Bank of Lewistown began operations on Monday morning December 15 with a busy banking room once the First National of Fergus County. President B F Forbes and associates received well wishers as accounts opened and deposits made totaling $804,209.21 by close of business, plus capital and surplus bringing the day’s totals to $478,711.
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The
National Bank of
Lewistown
First National
Fergus County
B. F. Forbes
Storm Claims Life Of Student In Flathead
The 18 year old Fred Holcomb of Columbian Falls was killed when a large yellow pine uprooted by a historic storm fell at his parents home east of Columbia Falls, crashing the barn and pinning him.
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Fred Holcomb
Columbian Falls
Young Holcomb
Columbia Falls
December Graduation at Montana State Normal College
The December graduating class at Montana State Normal College received diplomas on Wednesday afternoon December 17. The 22 graduates mark the largest fall quarter class in the school’s history.
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Montana State Normal College
Tuition For Indian Pupils At Poplar School
The Poplar school received an $8 569 50 payment from the United States treasury for the tuition of Indian children in public schools during 1922. Superintendent Mitchell had worked for roughly forty years to settle this, with progress noted under Superintendent Motley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
United States Treasury
Mitchell
Butte mine to reopen quickly with 500 to 600 workers
The original mine at Butte, idle 14 months, will be reopened as soon as prep work finishes. The Anaconda company notes 500 to 600 men will be employed. Other notes include exoneration of Coltrin in a boxing death, a fatal cabin fire in Butte, and various regional appointments and incidents.
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Butte
J. R. Hobbins
Anaconda Company
Coltrin
J. E. Graves
Miles
Charlies Coltrin
Kentucky Coke
Jack “Young” Tait
Forsyth
Sheridan
Benedict
Charles L. Sheridan
Montana
Hebe M. Roberts
Helena
Ben Roberts
Salt Lake
Hearst
Dixon
Missoula
William Randolph Hearst
Flathead
Conrad
West Point
Gordon Conrad
0. Q. Conrad
Great Falls
Ins
West Point Military Academy
Senator Wheeler
Conradias
John Brown
Thomas Raskilly
Great Northern
New Oxford Building to Rise in Havre Montana
A new apartment house will be built in Havre using the second connection from the Oxford buildings owned by Cowan and Bolee after a recent fire destroyed the prior structure. Construction has begun with store rooms on the first floor and apartments on the second. The corner room will be near the Oxford pool hall. Wentworth and others describe it as a modern, well equipped residence.
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Montana
Havre
Oxford
Cowan ‘& Bolee
Waa
Shew
Uilding
Oxford-pool
Wentworth
Otet
Santa Letters From a Mumps Worrying Girl
Jennie, ill with mumps, fears Santa cannot visit due to illness. She writes a heartfelt letter asking if he can come anyway without spreading germs. Santa replies promising he will visit all well and sick children, easing Jennie’s worries.
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Jennie
Santa Claus
Santa
Mumps
Ana Gang
Conta ‘News Age
Harel
Dainties for the Dainty Meals From The Rital Cabinet
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union recipe roundup offers Chicken Mousse Salmon Piquante and Chicken Neptune with detailed steps and ingredients. Raisin Sandwiches are suggested for children. Quotes by Percy C. Ainsworth close the piece.
Sturdy Leftovers Turned Into Hearty Stews
A guide to making three hearty stews from roast and fish leftovers. Roasts are cut and simmered in bouillon gravy with onions peppers tomato and macaroni. Fish chowder uses haddock pork onions potatoes and milk with crackers. Haricot of mutton browns lean mutton with bacon fat onions peppers then stews with water and peas.
New British Wheat Poised to Transform Flour Industry
A new British wheat variety set for sowing next year promises to transform Britain's flour industry with improved yields and quality. Researchers say the grain could boost domestic production and reduce reliance on imports.
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Britain
Bayer Aspirin warning ad on packaging and authenticity
An advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin, claiming safety proven by millions and endorsed by physicians for 25 years. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and instructs to say Bayer when purchasing.
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Bayer
Adyv
Efficiency in Electricity at Vancouver Mills Leads Coast
Electrically operated paper mills at Vancouver Washington are identified as the most efficient of their kind on the Pacific coast, highlighting superior energy use and production performance in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver, Wash
Pacific Coast
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertisement Claims Safety and Efficacy
A period ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as safe for fabrics and effective for whitening clothes. It asserts it leaves garments white as snow and harmless to fabric, directed at shoppers in grocer aisles.
Chorus Size Debate Prompts Audience Observation
A performance notes that the chorus advertised as thirty lines up closer to forty performers, highlighting a discrepancy between program and onstage numbers.
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City Bakery
Booth & McLemore Attorneys-at-Law
Edw
S. Booth
Clyde McLemore
Baker
C. J. Dousman
L. A. Conser
Denzil R. Young
J. A. Williams
First National Bank
Baker, Mont
AL Hansen
W. H. Young
Gery
W. H. Blakemore
E. J. Potterton
Geo. J. Murphy
Earlingburt
Ismay
Fay
Gar
R. S. Samuelson
J. Taber
Ask Carnegie
Lewistown Bank
PS Gat
Uniomj
John Ruskin
Dainties
Percy C. Ainsworth
Hall’s
I. Cheney & Coo
Toledo, Ohio
Parker
Mall
Drageon
Burton
Bertram Abiff Welborne Montague
Thomas William Henry Lawrence Stupe Maduke Simpson Hudson
London
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