Vegetable Compound Restores Health of Evanston Mother
Mrs. Verena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming credits Eyain Be Pinkhams Vegetable Compound with ending years of illness that left her bedridden during pregnancy and after a difficult birth. She reports full recovery, strength to care for five children, and return to housework.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Tegabo
Verbena Carpenter
2Nd Avénue, Evanston, Wyoming
Surprised by Garbage Collector Confrontation
A Chicago Tribune reminiscence describes repeated stray dogs overturning a garbage pull on a concrete walk near a back door. The narrator rushes out shouting and discovers the garbage collector instead, astonished by the familiar mess.
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Chicago Tribune
Mrs Urquhart Rewards Households for Liquid Veneer Mop
Omaha housewife Mrs Urquhart extols a free ten cent bottle of Liquid Veneer and a two dollar polishing mop given to makers who distribute the product. She claims to have shared the method with friends and 20000 mops will be distributed to housewives, with a request for a descriptive circular.
Montreal as a Port Serves Wheat Record
Montreal led all North American seaports last year by handling over 60,000,000 bushels of wheat, a new continental record. The port surpassed every other seaboard city in grain traffic and solidified its position as a leading grain hub.
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Montreal
State Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Sunburst Refining Case
The Montana Supreme Court denied the state's rehearing request in the Sunburst Refining Co case. The decision struck down a 1921 1923 gasoline license tax as unconstitutional for targeting gasoline produced in Montana while exempting imported fuel. Attorney General Foot will appeal the ruling to the U S Supreme Court.
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Helena
State Supreme Court
Sunburst Refining Company
Gig
Montana
L. A. Foot
Supreme Court
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Supreme Court of the United States
Warrant Call From State Capitol
State treasurer called payment on 225000 dollars of general fund warrants issued before March 3 1924. Warrants registered May 8 and after will be paid May 9 with six percent interest ceasing on the call. Harmon invites holders of warrants issued after April 1 1925 to present to treasurer for payment by check if cashing them at discount is difficult. The state funds board allocated 500000 dollars of school funds for investment in general fund warrants.
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Helena
Harmon
Treasurer’s Office
State Funds Board
State to continue Custer Battlefield Highway work amid interstate push
W J Mulvaney of Billings says Montana will not halt the Custer Battlefield Highway through the Crow reservation. Federal aid projects will continue, with Wyoming spending about 350000 and South Dakota over 800000 on C B H this year. The Montana highway commission urged full cooperation among states.
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South Dakota Highway Department
Montana Commission
State amendment requires county assessors to report district property values
Legislators pass an amendment forcing county assessors to prepare a report listing the total value of all taxable property for each school district as shown on the assessment books. The clerk board of equalization the assessments and recorder must yearly, within 10 days of state notice, compile a total basis of taxation report and send copies to the county superintendent of schools and to the county commissioners.
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Clerk Board of Equalization
Depot and terminal for six stage lines in Missoula
Missoula operates a depot and terminal serving six stage lines. Routes include two lines between Missoula and Hamilton and a two car service between Missoula and Polson. Other routes connect Ovando Lake Nine Mile and Hot sections with shared operations.
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Missoula
Miesoula
Hamilton
Polson
Ovando
Lake
Musselshell County Prepares for County Fair Line
The Musselshell County Commission forms a fair commission with T. T. McCormick I. A. Spain Frank Ebersole Roundup Burtington Oft-Absher and Charles Cooper of Melrose to plan a September county fair. Construction planned for a new elevator and related works with ongoing site preparation for stage and access.
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Musselshell
T. T. ‘McCormick
I. A
Spain
Ebersole
Burtington
Charles Cooper
Gonstrustion
Stanford
SAM
Aries Ag
Wheeler Exonerated After Jury Acquits Senator Wheeler
United States Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana was acquitted in federal court after two hours of deliberation on charges of accepting a $10,000 retainer from oilman Gordon Campbell to influence Interior Department actions. The verdict came as Wheeler learned of the birth of a daughter in Washington.
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United States
Montana
Reat Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Department of the Interior
Gordon Campbell
Interior Department
Wheeler
Dietrich
Senate
Campbell
Washington
Jim
Lisbon Uprising Fails After 24 Hours
Fragmented report describes a brief Lisbon revolution led by Major Filomens Camara supported by cavalry artillery and infantry. The revolt overthrows the Alfectory and officials, then collapses, sending rebels back to barracks amid mixed foreign interests and unclear outcomes.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Filomens
Camara
Daniel and Companions in Babylon Teach Abstinence
Lesson explores Daniel chapter 1 with focus on total abstinence from the king's meat and wine, maintaining conscience and faith. It notes Daniel's renamed identity, religious discipline, courteous conduct, and the eventual success and influence of Daniel and his companions before Nebuchadnezzar.
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Daniel
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
Dantet
Dantel
God
Belteshazzar
Bel
Hananiah
Shadrach
Mishnael
Meshach
Ike
Shesach
Azariah
Jehovah
Abednego
Nego
Satan
Todlay
Eithey
Daniel i
Gentzor
Lee Ia
Nations
Spitiaal
Dante's Crag
Unclear OCR fragment on Seale Ung accounting dispute
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Seale Ung and accounting issues but lacks clear facts or identifiers. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or involved parties from provided material.
Novel monkey winch fells 65 foot elm in ten minutes
At Morden England a 65 foot elm was felled in ten minutes for the City and South London railway extension. A monkey winch, secured to a small tree with steel cables, tightened by two men toppled the tree. Roots were pulled out intact, a task that would have taken three men three days with old methods.
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Morden
England
City and
Distinctive Lady Urges Cuticura Cleansing Routine
The advertisement extols a refined woman’s use of Cuticura Soap with hot water to thoroughly cleanse pores followed by Cuticura Talcum powder to leave a clear, sweet, healthy complexion.
Japanese woman physician first to receive medical degree in Japan
Mme Chikake Kuroda becomes the first woman to be awarded a medical degree in Japan, marking a milestone for female physicians as she completes studies at Yang School in Tokyo.
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Chikake Kuroda
Yang School
Japan
Great Dix dam project to rival Niagara Falls
The Louisville Times reports the Dix River dam near High Bridge Kentucky will stand 270 feet high and 920 feet long crest to crest with 700 feet base thickness. It will create a 36 mile lake and use a 235 foot waterfall, plus a 900 foot tunnel through rock for river outlet during construction.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Niagara
Dix
Dix River
High Bridge
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