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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
7
A Missoula reader describes severe backache and kidney inflammation until two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills relieved all symptoms. The testimonial claims improved health and no kidney problems since. Price is 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Company manufactures in Buffalo New York.
A warning portrait warns that the next generation, the future president, will inherit and implement policies, run institutions, and judge current work. It urges vigilance as the rising figure could reshape laws, courts, prisons, churches, and society.
A campaign to join the taxpayers' association of Flathead County has been launched in Kalispell. Local residents are invited to become members to support fiscal reform and community budgeting efforts.
Various Montana items report Hardin to gain a new C B Q depot, Butte investors buying over 20000 in savings certificates since January, copper shipments from Anaconda to Great Falls begin, Miles City supporting the National Editorial association event in Missoula, Park county cattle healthy, Forsyth grocer sale to local partners, Kalispell man sentenced for abandoning children, a Colorado forgery conviction for a former Butte socialite, Shawmut postmaster investigations ordered, Livingston to form a dry squad for stricter prohibition, Helena cancer tests show 314 tumors examined in 1921, Anaconda federal building bill referred, Helena sees a new federal reserve bank manager, Bitter Root forest supervisor appointed, Miss Alice McClintock earns an agriculture scholarship, several Montana postmasters named, Butte hosts National Stock Growers convention in April with 500 expected delegates.
Matt Antonich of Belt and Katy Strich of Spokane married after a 14 year romance that began in 1908 in Austria Hungary. The pair, separated by war and distance, reunited through mutual friends and now reside on the Antonich homestead near Riceville.
The notice touts Cascarets as the nicest cathartic laxative in the world to purify the liver and bowels for dizziness headaches colds biliousness indigestion and upset stomach. One to two tonight will empty your bowels by morning and you will feel splendid. They work while you sleep and cost ten cents a box. Children love Cascarets too.
The Butte police fail to capture two young, modestly dressed women who have cashed bogus checks at multiple East Park Street stores. Detectives chase leads but the fugitives evade capture as they continue to swindle merchants with checks ranging from ten to larger sums, slipping away through alleys and into more victims.
A collage of dispatches reports unearthed from Utica Indiana to Santa Monica California. Items include a church basement find in Utica. widespread rat and mouse migration from famine areas. a new comet sighting near Harvard Observatory. mines resuming in Bisbee Arizona. political shifts in Germany and Britain. Shackleton's death at sea. martial law in Lincoln Nebraska. a street robbery in New Brunswick New Jersey. Ford’s Muscle Shoals contract to Weeks. a Chicago priest killed by a burglar. open shop fears in Pacific Northwest. espionage arrest in New York. crop losses from California cold. bank robbery in West Hoboken. NL president Townley released. acid spray fear in Paris. a looming French British rift. Knickerbocker theater disaster in Washington. Effie Eljster stage role as husband dies. labor law proposals in Washington. Nicaragua police clashes. Germany requests relief from cash reparations. Great Northern bonds approved. Mount Hood steam plume. mysterious Santa Monica death.
An old advertisement claims instant relief from cold symptoms with Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours. The first dose supposedly opens nasal passages, stops a runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
Timber cut in district No 1 from July to December 1921 totaled 55 283 000 feet valued at 179 372 92. Sales added 23 391 000 feet worth 51 746 50. Kootenai forest led with 4 332 000 feet valued at 10 813 73. Missoula unit forests Bitter Root 3 398 000 feet 10 140 75 Lolo 244 000 feet 309 50 Missoula 835 000 1 868 63. Coeur d Alene forest showed largest cut 30 993 000 feet valued 107 532 45. Missoula unit shows Lolo 288 000 feet 714 1 Missoula 68 000 feet 72 38.
The Stillwater Land company, formed by Kalispell men Henry Good H E Houston Harland Wells and E L Geddes, has acquired most cutover lands in the upper Stillwater river country from Northwestern Lumber. They plan to subdivide and sell smaller tracts to settlers.
To prevent the smallpox epidemic from spreading to Hill County a systematic vaccination drive has begun in schools in the high line towns.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple directions for dyeing or tinting worn clothing and textiles at home. It claims all fabrics from wool to linen can be dyed without streaking or fading and guarantees perfect results when customers tell their druggist the material type.
Advertises Pape’s Diapepsin as the sure relief for indigestion gas and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give immediate relief and allow eating favorite foods again. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores. Millions helped annually.
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