Government warns against alleged hog cholera cures
The United States Department of Agriculture warns farmers nationwide about a campaign promoting Benetol as an approved remedy for hog cholera. Officials say the sole report to the department was unofficial and promoters themselves circulated it. The department urges use of anti hog cholera serum and cautions against trusting other claims.
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U. S&s
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Benetol
Minnesota
Department
Journal of the
American Medical Association
City Doctor and Pittsburg Peer Weigh Smoking Image
A New York physician and a Pittsburgh physician friend argue about smoking habits. The Pittsburgh man urges the New Yorker to stop, noting the shared image of smoker’s lungs as a warning. The exchange quotes a Chicago Examiner cartoon featuring the comparison.
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New York
Pittsburg
New Yorker
Pittsburgh
Chicago Examiner
Lill-Jake’s Threat Against Suffragette Meeting
The Washington Herald reports Lill-Jake said he would break up a suffragette meeting the other night but his plans were not carried out.
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Lill
Jake
Dill
Washington Herald
Governor Stewart Leads Big Flathead Good Roads Day
In Kalispell and Flathead County a major good roads celebration marked by Governor Samuel V. Stewart turning dirt on the highway, district division of labor, and community dinner service as workers over 18 labored on roads. The event included school dismissals and extensive local cooperation.
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Kalispell
Samuel V. Stewart
Montana
Flathead County
Flathead Motor Club
Kalispell Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Crow Indians Face Extinction Threat Amid Declining Population
Hardin filings show Crow population at 1,691 with a 1 percent loss over three years and a rising 3 percent annual decline. The report warns extinction within 35 years if trends continue, notes 50 percent of deaths occur in children under four, and outlines 2,500,000 acres of reservation land with ceded areas awaiting sale worth over 1 million dollars.
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Hardin
A. L. Mitchell
Hardin Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell
Cato Sells
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Montana
Crow Reservation
Helena Chosen For Next Knights of Columbus Convention
Montana State Council selects Helena as the next convention city at the sixth annual lodge meeting. A class of 35 is initiated with Thomas Corblay of Great Falls and Edgar J. Trainor of Lewistown leading the degree team. About 200 members attend a banquet and closing reception and ball.
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Helena
Knalispell
Montana State Council
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Corblay
Great Falls
Edgar J. Trainor
Lewistown
Bozeman Voters Move to Eliminate One Phone System
A mass meeting of citizens voted to end the telephone receiving system with the fewest votes among users of two competing systems. The Retail Merchants' association committee chairman said both systems were owned by the same company, urging settlement.
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Bozeman
Retail Merchants’ Association
Butte Man Elected to Montana Civic Commission
E. McNally of Butte a noted labor figure and state legislator has been named the Montana member of the National Civic Federation commission to study and report on workmen's compensation legislation for the state.
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Montana
Butte
E. McNally
The
National Civic Federation
Working Resumed on G N Cutoff in Northwest
Great Northern resumes construction on the coast cutoff line from New Rockford North Dakota to Lewistown Montana. Grading begins near Lewistown as one of the year's largest railroad projects in the northwest.
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G. N
Butte
Great Northern
New Rockford
N. D
Lewistown
Mont
Northwest
Public confidence earned by quality work at fair prices
The firm claims long effort to gain public trust and asserts success through good work at moderate prices. It emphasizes thoroughness with no half measures and states that the best material and skilled labor are used. Inquiries invited to Byron Corson.
Wibaux Opens Small Packing Plant for Local Produce
Wibaux's packing plant investment rises with higher production of corn alfalfa and hogs. The new facility aims to process regional crops and livestock locally, reflecting growth in the agricultural sector.
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Wibaux Packing Plant
Wibaux
Fake Count Confesses in Butte Check Scheme
A middle aged man posing as Count of Falkenstein and as H J Holden interrupted a banquet by being arrested for passing worthless checks. He admitted the alias and said his real name is Hamilton Markland from Pittsburg.
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Butte
Count of
Falkenstein
Germany
H. J. Holden
Hamilton
Alarm Clock Discipline Echoes in Family Chat
A parent and child spar over obedience to a clock based routine. The father insists the alarm guides duties while the son argues routine bred by habit feels natural and unproblematic.
Poor man and wandering disposition in Baltimore Sun line
The Baltimore Sun quotes a sympathetic housewife asking why a man became a tramp. The mendicant replies he was born in a pullman car and has never overcome his wandering disposition.
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Mendicant
Baltimore Sun
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Choteau
C. C. Irons
Bell System
Your Telephone Company
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Percheron Society OF America
H. W. Lightly
Austin, Minn
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Geo. Richards, SR
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RED Shed
A. J. Flynn
Coleman Realty Company
Bair Building
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Chateau
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Choteau Meat Company
C. H. Cudney
Byron Corson
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