Corsets Advised For Men Over Forty By Doctor
Dr William J Kerr of the University of California medical school told delegates at the Pacific Northwest Medical association in Spokane that corsets for men over forty can prevent angina pectoris by supporting the torso. He argued men tend to gain stomach bulk while losing limb muscle reducing diaphragm action and heart blood flow. He noted angina pectoris is rarer in women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kerr
University of California Medical School
Williams
Pacific Northwest Medical Association
Spokane
Kerr
Plans for Duck Refuge in Smith Valley
The plan to create a duck refuge in Smith Valley southwest of Kalispell was revived during a three day visit by Pierce McBride of Salt Lake representing the United States Biological Survey and D E Woodworth of Portland. They reported an investigation will be followed by a formal report. The dormant project gained life after a law allowed the Biological Survey to own land in the state. About 3000 acres would be flooded with one third of Smith Lake, plus about 2000 more acres for nesting, totaling around 5000 acres. A 3 to 5 foot dam below Smith Lake would use a natural barrier to form the refuge. Construction could bring 23000 acres under irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Valley
Kalispell
Pierce McBride
Salt Lake
United States Biological Survey
D. E. Woodworth
Portland
Biological Survey
Smith Lake
Population Shifts Among Large Cities Over Decades
Of cities with 25,000 plus population, 108 lost residents in the last decade while 23 of the same class lost population in the prior decade. The data highlights broader urban decline trends in recent years.
Thomas Meagher Left His Imprint On This Region
A biographical sketch recalls Thomas Francis Meagher born in Waterford Ireland and his legacy in Montana. It notes his Young Ireland leadership, secretarial and acting governorship roles, an equestrian statue at the Helena capitol, and his Civil War Zouaves ties to the 69th New York Volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meagher
Wilch
Thomas Francis Meagher
Montana
Meagher
Young Ireland
Edgerton
Young Ireland” Party
Paris
Irish Confederation
France
Ireland
Dublin
van Dieman’s Land
America
New York City
69Th Regiment of
New York Volunteers
Michael Corcoran
North Montana fair to host record livestock show in Great Falls
Entries from 20 states and Canada promise the largest livestock exhibition in North Montana's history at the Great Falls fair. Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus entries are expected to break records, with dairy breeds and the dairy queen feature drawing strong interest. Canadian breeders seek early entry amid defense-related closures at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
States
Canada
H. J. Gramlich
American Shorthorn Breeders Association
W. H. Tomhave
Tompeva
Jersey
Guernsey
Holstein
Ayrshire
Rancher pleads guilty to eye strike in Red Lodge
Archie Bellamy of Luther pleaded guilty before Justice Nelson Lane to assault after striking a woman in the eye during a water dispute. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended. Mrs. Alvin Yates was struck during an argument over watering for gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Archie Bellamy
Luther Rancher
Nelson Lane
Alvin Yates
Weather drives crop growth across north central regions
Hot weather crossed 100 degrees in parts of the plains as June ends, boosting grain and cultivated crops while prompting light hail damage in Judith Basin and three east central counties. Winter and spring wheat show strong stands, haying begins earlier, sugar beets and beans improve, fruit prospects stay good, and farm labor demand rises with haying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Central
Judith Basin
Montana
East Central
Dawson
Richland
Prairie
Chouteau County
Lake County
Soldiers' Recruiter Enlists Two Marines for Air Corps
Army Recruiting Sergeant Patrick Monahan of the Butte station announces the enlistment of Elmer J. Monaco of Anaconda and Ronald W. Cunningham of Deer Park Wisconsin for the air corps at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Cunningham is an ex marine who served with the Fourth and Sixth Marines in China and was discharged last May 3 as a private first class with expert gunner rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Patrick Monahan
Butte Station
Elmer J. Monaco
Anaconda
Ronald W. Cunningham
Deer Park
Wis
Air Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Monahan
Cunningham
Shanghai
Pekin
Teintsin
China
Land Use Leaders Meet At Lewistown
State land use advisory committee members from farmers and local, state, and federal agencies met at Lewistown with Fergus and Judith Basin county agricultural planning boards. J C Taylor outlined Fergus county land classification work and other county board efforts presented to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Agricultural Planning Boards
Fergus
Judith Basin
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Fergus County
McDonald’s Son Traces Kullyspell Site in Lake Pend d’Oreille
Duncan McDonald, son of Angus McDonald and famed Indian figure, traced the Kullyspell house site on Lake Pend d’Oreille. The landmark, identified by two chimney piles described in David Thompson’s 1809 journal, sits at Mameloose island shore, revealing the location of Idaho’s first Northwest trading post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McDonald
Montana
Angus McDonald
Hudson Bay
Kullyspell House
Lake Pend d’Oreille
Idaho
Northwest
David Thompson
Northwest Trading Co
Thompson
Toronto
Spot
Pend d'Oreille
Duncan
Alex
Mameloose Island
Sea of
Mameloose
Patterson Elected Leader of Montana Life Underwriters
John Patterson of Missoula was elected president of the Montana Association of Life Underwriters at the convention. Andy T. Schultz of Helena was chosen vice president, with Tony Criswell of Missoula named secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patterson
Missoula
Montana Association of Life Underwriters
Andy T. Schultz
Helena
Tony Criswell
From Eden to Northwest: A Happy Hunting Ground
A fragment describes a cherished Eden like hunting and fishing ground, lauded as one of the northwest region's fairest spots, inviting readers to imagine its abundance and appeal.
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Coogeshalt Saddles
Miles City Saddlery Co
Miles City, Mont
Robt
L. Rowell
3Rd Ave
Mont
Park Ave
Townsend
A. F. Kapinos
W. Arthur
Bozeman
P. O. Box
Apt. House
Malta
Reynold Jones
South Tracy
Coulee City
Wash
Billings and Vicinity
Billings
P. O
A. St. George
S. Oklahoma
Butte
A. C Taylor
Neihart, Mont
Bernice
Ennis, Mont
Joe Pirrie
Hedgesville
Fort Shaw
Government Ditch
Frary & Bur- Ungame, Inc
Great Fails
Tringland
Sudan
Djemnie Esau
Los Molinos
Calif
Lindsay & Forsyth
Okanosaw
Jordan, Mont
John W. Aldrich
Snohomish, Wash
Canaday
Rialto
California
Eagle Valley
Oregon
Mason
Alberta
Charles Archer
Shepard
Universal Laboratories
Dassel
Minnesota
Leeward Ave
Los Angeles
Chumanie
Chumanie Medicine Co
D-11
New Richmond
Lancaster
Ohio
The
Murray Institutes
Minneapolis
Minn
Stamp Works
Ae Lena
Lewis & Walker Assayers
Wyoming
Carl Weissmann& CO
Fourth St
Plan
Valley County
U. S
Glascow Courier
Glasgow
Harry B. Gibbons
Williston
N. Dak
Tenth Ave
Alaska
Barber Schools
Molers
Trent
Northwest Aircraft Trade School
Airport Way
Seattle
Moore
Fox Studios
Bathgate Ave
New York
N. Y
Inga Johnson
Grygia
Reeder
Palestine
Texas
Simpson
Denver
Colo
Prince of Wales
James Sanders
Conrad
A. Jd. Rivard
Taylors Falls
North Dakota
Nystrand Poultry Co
Pincer St
Furbelows
Gale Storm
M’donald
Kullyspell
West
S‘kin Kaasin
Chevruil
Angus
Songstress
Yvette
Birmingham
Warbles
Alabama
Broadway
Patterson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Clark’s Fork Valley
Sol
Kentucky
Wiliskey
National Distillers Products Corporation
Suns Brook
Batson Wursel
Hobes
Reme
Aedgonse
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