Ordinary Nuxated Iron Claims Boost in Two Weeks
Dr B Sauer a Boston physician touts ordinary nuxated iron as a cure for nervous rundown people claiming 100 percent strength increase in two weeks after taking two five grain tablets three times daily. He asserts iron converts food to tissue and notes easier absorption with the product. The manufacturer offers a $100 charity pledge and money-back guarantee if strength is not doubled in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
B. Sauer
Boston
E. Sauer
First Tailor Shop in Montana Found in Pryor Mountains
An 1848-49 hunting expedition in the Pryor mountains led to the first exclusive men’s tailor shop in Montana run by Ned Williams with the aid of four trapper wives. The outfit used sheep skins to fashion buckskin suits for two New York traders, who helped test the fittings in rough frontier conditions.
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Montana
Trapper’ S Lodge
Pryor Mountains
Big Horn
Clarks Fork
Billy Hamilton
Planet Scout
Missoula
New York
Broadway
Ned Williams
Williams
Jack Perkins
Uncle Billy
Fort Bridger
America
Billy
Billings
Columbus
Plains
Hamilton
California
Old Montana Engine Now in Cuban Service
An engine once running for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway has been purchased by Cuban interests. Engine No 20, after electric setbacks, is now in service in Cuba on the line owned by Cuban Trading Company. E F W Jones of the B A P line delivered the locomotive after a long journey via Billings St Louis and Key West.
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Cuba
Cuban Trading Company
Butte
Montana
F. W. Jones
Anaconda
Chucho ‘Stewart
Billings
Northern’ Pacific
St. Louis
Burlington
Key
Sais
Sanaconda
Sugar Shortage Pushes Beet District Hope and Candy Curtailment
Montana and beet sugar factories are urged to reduce luxury use as America faces a sugar famine. Hoover warns candy makers and confectioners to cut production while beet sugar supplies ramp up, aiming to preserve household needs and ration sweets nationwide.
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Hoover
Billings
Missoula
Montana
Food Administration
United States
Prohibition
Soldiers Help Farmer Harvest Potatoes Near Anaconda
Washington coast artillery company stationed in Anaconda helped Roy H. Durston harvest his potato crop for two days. The soldiers earned 134 sacks of spuds on a share basis and directed proceeds to the unit mess fund. Durston had struggled to find labor and praised the harvest's quality and efficiency.
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Washington Coast Artillery Company
Anaconda
Roy H. Durston
Durston
Captain Edwards
Artillery Company
War Department
Cost of Loaf Under Four Cents
A committee led by Herbert Hoover reports bread can be produced at about three and a half to three point seven cents per pound using six different formulas. The experiments explore efficiency and cost under supervision.
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Herbert
Hoover
Montana Local Briefs Touch on Diverse Community Changes
A Montana compilation notes Dillon planning an 80 lot south addition and a new dormitory on campus, Anaconda Elks club ending the bar, and Great Northern starting a five stall round house project. Other items include appointments, stock plans, and legal rulings across cities like Helena Collins Glasgow and Missoula.
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Myers
Flathead
Anaconda
Billy Fagan
Ireland
Missoula
Board of Examiners
Higgins
Glasgow
Nick Baynham
United States
L. Groff
Secret Service
Dillon
Ford Agency
John F. Bishop
Temple & Holt
Helena
Ford
George A. Judson
Cascade County
Sheridan County
Harold Blake
Deer Lodge
Washington
Butte
F. August Heinze, Jr
F. Augustus Heinze
Helena—Huntley Child
Yellowstone National Park
Bread Conservation Department
Herbert C. Hoover
Montana
C. A. Burmeister
Bureau of Marketing
Department of Agriculture
Livingston
J. M. Darroch
Leon Huston
France
Miles City
C. L. Crum
Rosebud County
Crum
Great Falls
Montana Society of Equity
Federal Grain Corporation
Billings
Wilson
W. M. Burlingame
Montana Oil Company Expands Across Montana and Kansas City
The Montana Oil company, with branches in Billings Helena Great Falls Lewis town Kalispell Glasgow Livingston and Roundup, ships Mon o co oils from its Kansas City plant. It offers tailored oils for autos tractors and other machinery and has introduced a winter medium oil and heavy oil for trucks. Key figures include former Senator T M Power and son Charles B Power as president, John M Power as treasurer, BE Wyatt as vice president, and M C Henderson as secretary, all guiding rapid growth and strong organization.
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Helena
H. A. Davee
Wisconsin State Normal School
River Falls
Wis
Harlowton
State Teachers Association
J. A. Burger
Miles City
Joseph C. Smith
Beaverhead County
Eva Harrington
May Crichton
Glasgow
Florence Ames
Montana Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Valley
Lanza
United States
Ce Neat
Montana Oil Company
Treasure State
Billings
Great Falls
Lewistown
Kalispell
Livingston
Roundup
Mon-o-co
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Monaco
Montana
T. M. Power
Charles B. Power
Power Enterprises
Senator Power
John M. Power
A. Wyatt
M. C. Henderson
War Revenue Bill Lowers Exemptions Hit 6 Million Taxpayers
The bureau of internal revenue estimates that over six million individuals will be affected by the reduction of income tax exemptions under the new war revenue bill. The official figure reflects the expected reach of the tax changes.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
If brains are your capital you will always pay a dividend
A sharp aphorism notes that intellect acts as capital, yielding consistent sense as a return. It emphasizes prudence in valuing knowledge as a lasting asset and suggests smart thinking produces reliable dividends.
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Sloan
New York City
Chicago
American Society of Equity
Insurance Department
American Society
Stanton Bank
Mont
Cuiaine
Pamph
Butte Floral CO
A. A. White
Pioneer Building
St. Paul, Minn
Hotel
Missoula, Mont
Conrad Block
Kalispell, Mont
Adv
Frank Lemmer
Central Avenue
P. O
White Sulphur Springs
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
Pris Mall Us
Gibson
Gescist Oor
Ist Ave
8Th St
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