Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims $100 Per Case Guarantee
Frank J Cheney of Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice, sworn December 6, 18586, claims internal circulation to affect blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials. Hall's pills for constipation are also advertised.
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State of Oslo
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
JF J
A. W. Gleas
Hall
Fiej
Cheney & CO
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Listing Names and Lots
Real estate transfers include U S to Corbin Thomson and Arthur Molter. Deeds record Stewart J Edgar to Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co. and others. Warrants list Andrew Ferguson to James White and Charles Cowell to Andrew Burbank. Sheriff deed Carl H Carlson. patents include John Martin Rose and Svend Wiprud transfers. Property details cover numerous sections townships ranges and lot configurations.
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U. S
Corbin Thomson
Arthur Molter
U S
Elmer O. Daley
John A. Delaney
Chares A. Cowell
Andrew C
Mathilde Burbank
Hazlett
Albert J. Syse
Levert I. Syse
Ray M. Armour
Old Fairfield Ranch Co
Soren Monsons
W. L. Himes
Carl HE. Carlson
C. B. Jackson
Limington
John Martin Rose
Svend Wiprud
Alfred Wiprud
Dutton
Andrew J. Ringen
Theodore Albrecht
Northwes
Eat Slowly and Chew Thoroughly for Health
The advice urges making a regular habit of eating slowly and thoroughly masticating each bite. If trouble returns, take one Chamberlain's Tablet immediately after supper as directed.
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Chamberlain
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Promises Kidney Relief
Local readers hear a testimonial from Mrs. Joseph Osweiler of Great Falls Montana praising Dean's Kidney Pills for curing her weak kidneys backache and irregular kidney action after a single box. The ad notes the product costs 60 cents and is available at all dealers from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Dean
Joseph Osweiler
Sixth Ave. S
Great Falls
Mont
James
Montana Citizens Offered Visit to Yellowstone and Glacier Parks
The Helena commercial club offers Montanan tours from July 2 to 10 to inaugurate the first link in the federal highway between Yellowstone and Glacier. The package includes transport and hotels for 81.50 dollars from Helena with Independence Day events at Mammoth Hotel and a flight by Lieu tenant W M Beck and L C Hutt.
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Montana
United States
Great National Parks
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
America
Mammoth Hotel
Helena
Mather Field
Sacramento
California
L. C
Dare Devils Plan Park Canyon Flight For Film Photos
DeHaviland bombing plane and two aviators will tour the park canyons to shoot moving pictures of park scenes and visitors. Mr Hutt will accompany tourists on the Geysers to Glaciers trail to photograph the journey. Interior Department officials from Washington will join the party. Montana residents may contact Major W M Nichols at Yellowstone Park or M Max Goodsill of the Helena commercial club to join the expedition.
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DeHaviland
Mr. Hutt
Interior Department
Washington
Montana
W. M. Nichols
Yellowstone Park
M. Max Goodsill
Helena
Legend of the golden collar across realms and rulers
The tale traces a gold collar passed from hero to hero with Caesar credit and adjustments to fit history. It cites a Windsor hart, others in England France and Germany, Charlemagne ending the German one, Richards Coeur de Lion, and a stone inscription in the Lübeck cathedral.
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Julius Caesar
Windsor Forest
England
France
Germany
Charlemagne Twen
Richard ‘Coeur de Lion
Lubec
Horses Talk War Time Races Moral In Vienna Suburbs
A Vienna Peace newspaper imagines a mare and stallion in wartime horse racing discussing endurance and loyalty. The steeples race scene reveals horses accept hardship for masters with a shared human soul, as recounted by the New York Tribune.
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Vienna
Peace
New York Tribune
Prentice and Gallagher duel over slavery and journalistic feud
In 1802 George D Prentice born at Preston Connecticut became a noted editor known as the father of the editorial paragraph. He clashed with William D Gallagher of The Backwoodsman and Courier in Louisville during the 1850s over abolition and slavery, culminating in a pistol challenge and Gallagher's biting reply. Prentice died in Louisville January 22 1870.
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Preston
Conn
George D. Prentice
Ohio
Prentice
Kentucky
Lexington
Henry Clay
Louisville
William D. Gallagher
Xehia
Gallagher
The
Courier
Journal
Cincinnati
Churchill
Prisoners in Holland Exhibit German- Made Treasures
A Westminster Gazette report from The Hague describes British prisoners transferred to Holland showing ingenious items fashioned from limited materials. A colonel bound books from parcel cardboard, knitted goods from old socks, a meat tin motor chassis, and sabots carved from bread, highlighting resource and courage in captivity.
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Germany
Hague
Westminster
England
Holland
London
White Hart Emblem in Ancient Legend and Legend Details
The old emblem of the white hart linked to Diana is traced to Diomedes. A white hart is said to have been killed by Agathocles of Sicily after a thousand years. Pliny notes Alexander catching a white stag and placing a similar emblem.
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Diomedes
Diana
Agathocles
Sicily
Pliny
Alexander
Ice Cream Brings Comfort in Remote War Ward
In an American base hospital in France a nurse feeds a wounded man chocolate ice cream. The patient, eyes bandaged and silent, smiles as he savors the first bite, remarking how unlikely it is to find U S ice cream so far from home. Mary Elizabeth Evans reports.
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France
Mary Elizabeth Evans
Bolshevism Faces Pressure to Produce a Constructive Program
The piece argues Bolshevism shows signs of decline and must present a viable program to endure, noting the need for practical policy steps to sustain its political relevance and legitimacy.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate by Guardian in Montana
In pursuance of a Montana District Court order dated June 2 1919 guardian of Mary Wilkes insane will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder on June 21 1919 at 2 PM at the court house door in Culleau Montana all estate of Mary Wilkes in SE NW quarter and parts of sections 22 23 24 township 24 range 3 west Mont Meridian with deed at purchaser expense. Ten percent to auctioneer day of sale. balance on court confirmation. Guardian J Burtak and attorney J Shannon. June 5 1919.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Joseph A. Monkman
Charles G. Monkman
Mary H. Monkman
Charles @. Monkman
Chateau
Teton County
Charles G Monkman
County of
Township Twenty Five
Montana Meridian
Hazlett
Choteau
Phil Scole
Guardian First
Probate Department
County of Teton
Fred G. Hammond
Frank Merwin Hammond
Paul Jacobson
Cuarldian
District C. Rt
Cualeau
Nelson
Lywig and
Beint
Tswasnis
Montua Meridien
Gosn
United States
Beb
J. Uurtak
Mary “Vies
J, Shannon
Cualdian
Fira Tub
Hunting for a treaty leak likened to candlelit search
A pointed metaphor compares tracking a treaty leak to hunting with a lit candle, suggesting careful, cautious investigation amid uncertainty. It emphasizes diligence and vigilance in uncovering hidden documents within political or diplomatic circles.
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St. Anthony & Dakota Elev. Co
Choteau, Montana
Township 24
Range
West
Chance V
Parks
Hutt
Pathe Moving Picture Company
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
Vienna Journal
League of Nations
League
Scott & Bowne
P. L. of A
J. J. Otness
Farmington
L. J. Otness
H. A. Holm
A. H. Gamble
P. L. Otness
Feldman
Pereneron Horse Improvement Association
Farmington, Mont
M. G. Billings
Burlington Hotel
Carl V. Zimmerman
Prop
Cc. B. Plumb
Mgr
G. N. Depot
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