Roundup coal praised for quality despite high freight costs
A report by William Shane of the Fuel Analysis company declares Roundup coal the best analyzed in 20 years. The analysis shows high combustibility and low ash with superior cooking and heating qualities, though freight rates limit Twin Cities sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shane
Fuel Analysis Company
Minneapolis
Shane
Twin Cities
Consumers’ Association
Gilbert-Crawford Coal Company
Helena Men
Roundup
Gilbert-Crawford Company
Helena
Twin City
St. Paul
Aberdeen
Spokane
Walla Walla
Utah
Rock Springs
Poultry Demonstration Work in Lewis and Clark County
Lewis and Clark county operates a demonstration poultry farm serving as a clearing house for county poultry problems. In March three meetings drew 80 poultry raisers and discussed issues, with several counties adopting farm visits and reporting back to the state extension service as part of a broader experiment in better poultry practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark County
Extension Home Demonstration Agent
State College Extension Service
A Lady of Distinction Recognized by Delicate Perfume
An advertisement notes that a woman is seen as refined by the subtle scent she uses. It claims a Cuticura Soap bath with hot water cleanses pores, then Cuticura Talecum Powder leaves skin clear sweet and healthy.
Wool Conditions Good Say American Woolen Chief
William M. Wood, president of the American Woolen company, sails for Europe praising the firm’s health. Mills run at full capacity with strong orders, though labor costs and wool prices rise. cloth prices for spring 1924 expected higher. Credit remains healthy and customer collections show liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Majestic
Europe
Perpetuation of Bradley writings on Big Hole battle to publish
Volume IX of the Historical Society of Montana will publish Lieut. James H. Bradley's manuscripts from the Battle of the Big Hole with Chief Joseph. The nearly 400 page volume, prepared by James A. Sanders and awaiting printing, preserves Bradley's Civil War and frontier service, and his death leading a detachment against Nez Perce forces in 1877. Bradley’s biography notes his courage and leadership, with his remains and life story linked to Montana pioneership and Gibbon's 1877 campaign.
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Uring
Historical Society of
Montana
James H. Bradley
the Big Hole
Joseph
James A. Sanders
The
Historical Society
State Historical Library
Lieut. Bradley
Fort Benton
Fort Shaw
Sun River
Great Falls
Sandusky County
Ohio
14Th
Ohio Volunteers
Philippi
Laurel Hill
Carrick’s Ford
Virginia
45Th
Somers
Monticello
West Farms
Kentucky
Philadelphia
U. S. Infantry
18Th Infantry
Crazy Woman’s Fork
Wyoming
7Th Infantry
Forts
Benton
Shaw
Gibbon
Chief Joseph
Big Hole
Bradley
General Gibbon
Sitting Bull
Crazy Horse
Custer
Gibbons
C. A. Woodruff
Lieut
Gen. Woodruff
Howard
Rockies
Cadette Pass
Woodruff
Balaklava
Gib
General Staff to Inspect R O T C in May and Train at Lewis in June
A Montana article reports a first week in May special inspection of the reserve officers training corps by army officers from Washington to evaluate all military science phases at state universities. In June, about 75 to 100 Montana R O T C cadets will train at Camp Lewis under regular army conditions for six weeks with detachments of the regular army and Montana guards present.
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Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Army
Washington, D. C
General Staff
State University
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Montana
Camp Lewis
Montana Guard
Tacoma
Missoula
Bozeman
Montana Corps
Philippines
First Montana
West Point
Fidelity of dog saves boy's life
A two year old collie named Shep guided cattle for Norman Grant from Melrose to the Lacey place 35 miles away and returned after three days to alert John Grant. The dog’s faithfulness helped nurse the father back from severe exposure and rheumatism, saving his life.
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Shep
Norman Grant
Melrose
Lacey Cabin
Grant Place
John Grant
Grant
Lacey Place
la Marche Creek
Lacey
Butte
Murray’s Hospital
Bayer Aspirin Trademark Promises Genuine Tablets
Advertises Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as the only genuine Bayer product with verified safety over twenty two years. Claims unbroken packages include directions and offers handy boxes of twelve for a few cents, with druggists selling bottles of 24 and 100. Describes Aspirin as the Bayer trademark for monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Drugelists
New Warehouse for North Field at Sunburst
Great Northern plans warehouses at Shelby and Sunburst to handle freight as J. S. Bock reports Sunburst shipments in March rose from 2000 to over 50000 dollars. March shipments included 65 cars of diverse goods and over 1 million pounds of merchandise. Early April saw 100 freight cars and over 1 million pounds received at Shelby. No completion date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Sunburst
Great Northern Railway Company
J. S. Bock
W. R. Smith
Fred Wear
Oil
Mr. Bock
Bock
Great Northern
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Lewis and Clark
Thomas
Rock
Chicamauga
Ronald
Moray
Mary Beech
Doctor Beech
Atlanta
Georgia
Bon
Lfe
Lieutenant James E. Bradley
Lewis
Boy
Kevin Oil & Gas Company
Kevin Oil & Gasco
A. J. Archambault
Treassurer
North
Great
Falls
North Field
G. N
Little Oil Town
Floor
Farwell, Ozman
Kirk & Company
Wal
Saint Paul, Minnesota
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