Tuberculosis Sanitarium Adds Childrens Pavilion
Dr. C E K Vidal announces the Galen Tuberculosis Sanitarium near completion for a children’s pavilion ready around August first. Wards house about twenty patients each, focusing on six to twelve year olds with bone gland disease or malnutrition in early stages, excluding advanced pulmonary TB. Admissions via county commissioners. examinations by reputable physicians. county physician likely to review. State Tuberculosis Association plans dedication. Also notes Montana health officers meeting July 7-8 in Helena and a five year infant health demonstration by the American Child Health Association aimed at reducing infant and maternal deaths. Montana sites sought. 1923 state lab activity reports 12 933 specimens at under two cents per capita. specimens come from all counties. Philadelphia Ledger mentions President Coolidge veto of a four billion dollar bonus bill.
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Galen
Th State Tuberculosis Association
American Child Health Association
West
Buttercat Falls
Billings
Montana
USA
State Board of Health
Helena
Montana Winners in National Essay Writing Contest
Winners in the American Chemical Society Prize Essay Contest were announced at the national headquarters. Two hundred ninety four gold pieces were sent to school authorities for distribution among successful competitors. High school students received Certificates of Honor or honorable mention, with many Montana names listed among the recipients and participating schools including Billings, Missoula, Great Falls, Helena, and Butte. Memorial Day address by Rudolph Nelstead planned for Ismay.
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American Chemical Society
Francis Pr. Garvan
New York City
Albert Haskell
Grace
Mont
Jack Hamilton
Billings
Montana
Pearl Leonard
Missoula
Robert Wells
Second
Great Falls
Walter Pritchett
Butte Ave
Hubert Dull
Kay Wiedenbach
W. Broadway
Sutte
Mildred Bartz
Helena
Milo Sands
Chinook
J W. Nye
Box
Fable of frogs and a stork warns of radical change
A allegorical tale inspired by La Fontaine critiques sudden reforms and municipal ownership. It contrasts content frog citizens with restless dissidents who embrace a drastic ruler, only to suffer as the stork consumes them, urging readers to value time tested governance and private enterprise over radical upheaval.
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Frogland
Agan
Sandier Trogs
Amoncam
USA
Montana breeder to attend Holstein convention in Virginia
Dr Joseph Piedalue of Bozeman will represent Montana breeders at the Holstein Friesian Association of America convention in Richmond Virginia on June 4 as 148 delegates from 30 states and one Canadian province attend the first Dixie hosted gathering. Mr and Mrs John Huss of Mies Cry celebrate a daughter's arrival last Saturday with the father being a brother of Terry Ho formerly of this place. The Huss family is well known to Baker.
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Montana
Holstein Friesian Association of America
Richmond
Virginia
Joseph Piedalue
Bozeman
John Huss
Mies
Terry Ho
Huss
Baker
Church Services and Programs Highlight Local Assembly
A church notices listing shows Pastor A. W. Seebart leading services, church school at 10 00, morning sermon at 11 00, and an afternoon gathering at Coal Springs 2 30. It notes remodeling plans at the church, a four section assembly, and invites participation from readers for the church work and children’s programs.
Tanlac touted for 12 years of stomach trouble relief
Jack Riesbeck of the Windsor Hotel in Sacramento credits Tanlac with ending his long battle with indigestion and constipation. He says the medicine restored his appetite, eliminated nightly pain, and left him feeling energetic, prompting him to take regular Spring and Fall doses. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Jack Riesbeck
Windsor Hotel
Sacramento
California
Wheeler Wheeler Exonerated By Washington Committee
Washington committee exonerated Senator Wheeler after a controversial inquiry into his Montana indictment. The panel led by Senator Borah closed the probe amid damaging testimony as Wheeler admitted Campbell paid him four thousand dollars yearly, and he sent a letter about Campbell holdings after his Senate appointment. The Tribune questions senatorial immunity amid tax plan debates.
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Glasgow Courier
Washington
Wheeler
United States Court For
Campbell
United States
Standard Oil of
California
Department of the Interior
Kevin
Classified Ads Rates and Payment Terms
The notice states 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents for subsequent insertions with a minimum charge of 25 cents. All want ads must be paid in advance with no book accounts.
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Deadwood
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Miles City
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Fallen County
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Plevna
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Moshier Millinery
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