Two Medicine Story Explains Glacier Park Name Legend
Three Sons, a South Piegan war chief, tells how the Two Medicine region near Glacier National Park earned its name. The tale recounts ancient famine, two medicine lodges, a Thunder Bird vision, and Iron Horse guiding the people to safety on Rising Wolf Mountain.
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Glacier National Park
Two Medicine
M. E
Plains
Rockies
Carreed
Belly River
Two Medicine Lake
Midway River
Iron Horse
Thunder Bird
Moutain
Iron Florse
Medicine Lodge
Three Sons
Gros Ventres
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion
iCuticura Soap for the complexion and Ointment as needed keep skin scalp and hands clean and soft. The trio is completed by Cuticura Talcum offering fragrance and freshness for daily use and grooming.
Montana Life Insurance Gains Highlight Northwest Prosperity
The Montana Life Insurance Company, sixteen years old, reports 1925 new policies totaling 10.81 million dollars and total insurance in force reaching 42.93 million, a 14 percent rise from 1924. Helena hosted the annual meeting where the firm was praised as a leading Western insurer and one of the strongest in the nation.
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Western Insurance Companies
Montana Life Insurance Company
Northwest
United States
Helena
Montana Life
Montana Life Insurance Company Growth and Fortunes
The Montana Life Insurance Company, organized in 1910 and led by H R Cunningham since 1912, shows a 35 percent increase in insurance written from the previous year, with assets totaling 6 702 548 83 and a policyholders surplus of 1 024 191 72. Officers include A C Johnson president O M Lanstrom vice president and medical director B C Brooke vice president and medical director C F Herfurth secretary and actuary F A Howard treasurer A J Clemo assistant secretary.
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H. R. Cunningham
Montana Life
Western Life Insurance
United States
A. C. Johnson
American National Bank of
Helena
O. M. Lanstrum
B. C. Brooke
C. F. Herfurth
F. A
Census shows Whitefish residents and em ployees data
Rail Employes Lead Secretary Baldwin of the White fish Chamber of Commerce has completed the city census for the chamber to provide accurate inquiries. Four thousand inhabitants are listed for Whitefish with 58 percent railway employees and 66 percent home owners. Miss Sibyl Morrison becomes the first woman to practice law in New South Wales.
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Baldwin
Whitefish
Miss Sibyl Morrison
New South Wales
Musterole replaces plaster to ease congestion and colds
The ad touts Musterole as a clean white mustard oil ointment that relieves sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and a range of pains without the blistering of plasters. It claims rapid pain relief and early pneumonia prevention for chest colds.
Montana Plans New Style Book and Alimony Noted
The Montana department of agriculture plans a new year book with broader coverage of the state’s resources and opportunities. The Montana Supreme Court affirms that sureties on a county bond are not liable after the bond was rejected.
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Montana
Supreme Court
Barclay Craighead
Industry and Publicity
State Department of Agriculture
W. F. Casey
Craighead
Casey
Department
Farm and Livestock Report
Department of Agriculture
United States Bureau of Crop Statistics
Jay G. Diamond
Missoula County
American Bank & Trust
Eon Peuy
Missoula
District Court of
Roosevelt County
George Wandel
Effie Wandel
Wandel
Poplar
Well Known Montana Druggist Promotes Liver Remedy
A. E. Jensen of Butte markets Jensen Liver pills claiming to cleanse and tone the liver and improve digestion. The ad touts free full month treatments, urges households to try at no cost, and offers his address at 401 South Montana Street, Butte, Montana.
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Montana
Mr. Jensen
Jensen
Jen Sen
A. E. Jensen
South
Montana Street
Butte
Adv
Convicts Speed Auto License Tags at State Prison
A 22-person crew at the state prison registers motor vehicles and issues license plates and titles. Warden Austin B. Middleton says about 20,000 licenses have been issued this year with 600 to 700 daily applications. the force could handle 1,000 per day. Work starts 7:30 a.m. and ends when daily applications are processed, sometimes by 4 p.m. or as late as 8 p.m.
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New State Motor Registration Department
State Prison
Austin B. Middleton
Middleton
Dressing a Top Actress Costs 175000 Yearly
The article notes that outfitting a leading film actress for screen appearances carries an estimated annual expense of about 175 000 dollars. It highlights the high cost of wardrobe and styling for peak star power in cinema.
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Quick Bowels for Children
A vintage promotion urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to babies and children of all ages. It promises pleasant taste and reliable bowel relief, warning to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with proper bottle directions.
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California
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Famine
Ile
Bayer ———Seand
Bayer
Liscomb
Baltic
Black Hills
Utah
Kansas
MR. Farmer
The
State Nursery & Seed Co
Judith Basin
State Nursery and Seed Co
HH. J. Conningham
Jara
Tubes
Raymond Logan
Daniels County
J. E. Erickson
State Board of Pardons
Logan
District Court
C. E. Comer
John S. Nyquist
Lewis and Clark County
Malta Light and Power Company
Malta
Helena Adjustment Company
Spaulding & McConnell
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
William Haddock
American Legion
A. H. Bowman
John M. Kay, Jr
Humanity
Bilious
Newfinlen
Sirocco
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