Bathing suit protest prompts Muskegon police action
Muskegon police move to ban wearing bathing suits on downtown streets after complaints from shoppers and a request for robes. Officials warn that chic beachwear alongside market baskets disrupts business and traffic, with robes seen as a remedy.
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Dame Fashion
Muskegon
Michigan
Remeron Ttt
Debate on Fordney tariff and its impact on producers
The piece weighs the Fordney tariff against unemployment, business stagnation, and market access. It argues tariffs may shield domestic industry but could cut Europe’s buying power and hamper raw material trade, urging action despite uncertainty.
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Congress
Europe
Washington
War in camp over Deer Lodge investigation of ex warden Conley
The state faces a heated dispute as Governor Dixon orders an inquiry into ex warden Conley. Supporters back a single investigator McDonald while critics warn against delays and cost. The public demands facts and fair justice regardless of political factions.
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Deer Lodge
State Penitentiary
Mr. Conley
Dixon
Conley
Friends
McDonald
Kalispell
Frank Conley
Swanson Hunt suit seeks payment on promissory note
In the District Court of Montana Teton County Swanson Hunt & Co. sues O W Phillips to enforce payment of a $400 promissory note. Defendant is summoned to answer within twenty days. failure to appear may lead to default judgment. Pendroy, Montana is the note’s origin.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Swanson Hunt & Co
O. W. Phillips
Pendroy
Montana
District Court of
Iridna Middelton
Laverne Middelton
Pendroy Promissory Note and Interest Notice
Interest at 10 percent per year on a $766.00 promissory note due October 15 1920 is noted. The document, executed in Pendroy Montana on October 15 1919, bears 10 percent interest from that date and is filed in District Court with clerk Blanche M Jacobson. Public notice dated June 22 1921 lists Stanley R. Foot as plaintiff’s attorney with first publication June 23 and last July 14.
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Pendroy
Montana
Blanche M. Jacobson
J. E. Malmin
Stanley R. Foot
Plaintiff
Chateau
Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed By Longtime Cure Claim
Mrs. R S Andrews of Great Falls Mont says Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and rheumatic pains with dropsy symptoms. She reports lasting relief over four years and urges stronger proof of merit. Advertisement copy from Foster-Milburn.
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Dean
R. S. Andrews
Eighth Ave
Great Falls Mont
Doan
Middleton v Middleton District Court summons
The State of Montana summons La Verne Middleton to answer in district court June 28 1921. The case seeks dissolution of the marriage and custody of the minor child with Blanche M. Jacobson as clerk and Stanley R. Foot as attorney. The notice runs from Chateau Montana with publication dates June 28 and July 14.
Editor endorses Chamberlain's Colic Remedy for children
The Paisa Akhbar editor in Lahore, India, states he has used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy many times for colic and diarrhoea among his children and servants and always found it effective.
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Paisa Akhbar
Lahore
India
Laughter as a saving light in dark moments
A humorous note from a nine year old saves a business owner's mind after a devastating fire. The piece likens humor to God’s medicine and cites Abraham Lincoln using laughter to ease a tense cabinet meeting. The tone blends anecdote and moral about humor's healing power.
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Helen
Lincoln
Artemus Ward
Fifty Million Dollar Pool For Stockmen Ready Soon
Chicago announces a fifty million dollar bankers pool to aid livestock interests. A satisfactory rediscount plan for six month cattle paper was approved by the federal reserve board and will operate via rediscounting at Chicago at Federal Reserve Bank. Initial loan applications over one million dollars already subscribed. Separately a local court case ends with the coyote case dismissed after amusement at its dog like behavior.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Coyote Mothering Collie Pups Spared by Justice
Mrs. Kate Sutton testified that a coyote mother was spared a harsh fate after a legal decision. The case centered on the coyote believed to be caring for collie puppies and the appropriate disposition under local animal welfare rules.
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Justice Billings
Kate Sutton
Splendid Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsed by New York Reader
Mrs. William Vollmer of Eastwood New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a splendid stomach and liver remedy. She says they relieve biliousness constipation and indigestion and urges neighbors to try them for quick relief and real benefit.
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