Letter Praising Chamberlain Medicine in WWI Supply Effort
A World War I era letter recounts Pack Train No. 3 near Santiago de Cuba praising Chamberlain Medicine Co for a cholera and diarrhea remedy that kept troops supplied and healthy. It credits the medicine with lifesaving effects and notes nurses’ roles while highlighting wartime logistics and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Butler
Santiago de Cuba
Dad
Taarpa
Chamberlain Medicine Co. Des Aloins
Lowas
Moore & Bude
Naval ships face pressure to speed up amid cost concerns
The article notes debates over newly authorized 11,500 ton vessels with 16 inch armor belts and 23 foot drafts. Penalties for slow speeds threaten their viability, while officials push for faster performance and potential reallocation of a $90,000,000 hull and machinery fund to a broader naval program estimated at $40,000,000.
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Alabama
Tinois
Wisconsin
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Larve
Congress
Wildlife bounty claims rise in August state totals
In August the state board of examiners logged 410 bounty claims totaling 4890 for the month, with 1567 coyotes and 622 wolves reported destroyed. Custer led counties with 1921, Chateau 1491, Valier 1350, Dawsa 1, SGF 1, Lewis and Clark 324. Deer Lodge Granite Ravalli showed no claims. A Silver Bow citizen reportedly killed a mule.
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State Board of Examiners
Custer
Chateau
Valier
Dawsa
Lewis and Clarke
Deer Lodge
Granite and
Ravalli
Silver Bow
Dave Slamiltow
Board of Exams
NOPS
How Ants Make Slaves
The warrior ant raids nests of yellow turf ants to seize larvae and pupae. It raises them as trained servants, including nurses and housemaids, after killing adult workers and expanding its own slave workforce. A garden scene in Algiers shows a brutal clash as invaders dominate until the nest is nearly exterminated.
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Rers
Ust
Grant Allen
Strand
Lionee
Algiers
Montana Constitutional Amendments Proposed by the Legislature
The Montana Legislature proposes amendments to the state constitution including changes to County Commissioners terms and counts, and to the Supreme Court structure. Provisions specify election dates, term lengths, vacancy rules, ballot wording, and governor proclamation requirements.
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Myouse
Szlachcia
Montana
Supreme Court
Leatshire Assembly
Tide
Saidhouse
Sluth
Supreme Cotter
Congress
Pss
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Notice is given that William Parbury as assignee of Samuel Beaver of Melville Montana seeks final proof to establish desert land claim No 72 before Charles N Skidman US Commissioner at Bill Timber Montana on September 10 1898. Witnesses Peter Campbell David Moncur John Fulente and Edward Adam all of Melville Montana. A L Love Register.
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Sollee
William Parbury
Vellyile
Montana
Senbs
Gerd Lew
Charles N Skidman
US x
Ble Timber
Skid Land
Peter Campbell
Davin Moncur
John Fulfete
Edward Adam
Melville
A. L. Love. Register
St Pub
United States
Omee Bozeman
Mont
Bert D. Rathrick
McLeod
Ntg
NWA
Charles N.skifina
Bie Timber Moran
Lana
George Vancaster
Ernest G. Jogie
Whia Tiges
Notice of Land Classification Corrections in Montana and Idaho
The Register’s Notice for Publication from the United States Land Office Bozearth Montana dated July 6 announces corrections to land classifications under the February 26 180 act. It redefines non mineral classifications in sections across Park and Sweet Grass Counties and invites protests within sixty days from first publication. The notice details exact metes and bounds and directs examination by the public.
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Department of the Titterto
United States Land Office
Bozearth
Montana
Congress
Idaho
Srid
Pele
Park
Sweet Grase
N. BR
Keemou
Boison
Jewett and Other Pianos Advertisement Solicits Mail
An old newspaper ad invites correspondence for Jewett and other pianos with a promise of fair treatment and a reply option if a call cannot be made. The notice emphasizes courteous service and invites readers to write.
St Paul Chicago Limited Train boasts lavish Burlington cars
Advertisements hail the St Paul Chicago Limited as superior to other railcars with electric lighting steam heat wide vestibules and abundant sleeping and buffet cars. The train leaves St Paul Union Depot daily at 7:05 p.m after arrivals from Montana and the Pacific Coast with tickets via connecting lines.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Paul-Chicago Limited
Pioneer Press
Burlington's Limited
St. Paul Union Depot
Montasd
Pacific Coast
Notice for Publication in Laine Office at Buzeman Mont
Notice announces publication for a settlor claim with a hearing before U.S. Court Commissioner O. M. Lunptvar at Big Vimver Mont on October 7, 1808. It lists the property description and names witnesses Theodore I, Tice, George M. Hatch, and others to prove residence and cultivation.
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Laine
Buzeman
Mont
Settlor
Glulm
Und Tay
O. M. Lunptvar
U.S
Big Vimver
Ving Anton M. Dodge
Slin
Theodore
Tice
George M. Hatch
Aveliurg
Fateh
Denry Nivgholson
Alloa Gia Mimber
Mon
AL. Love
Negister
Notlive Tor Uablaties at Bozeman Mont
Notice lists Willi Nelson of MeLeod Montana filing for a mining claim proof before U S Commissioner N Skillman at Big Wimbor Montana on Sept 1898. Witnesses include Clueless Cattle Charles Sryan Hugh Gatford and Ewing O Clark all of McLeod Bir Timber Montana for continuous residence and cultivation.
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Bozeman
Mont
U. S
N. Skillman
Big Wimbor
Montitun
Willi Nelson
MeLeod
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Jewett
Regina Music Boxes
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