Walter Cooper Pioneer of Bozeman dies at 81
Walter Cooper a Bozeman pioneer and long time resident who helped found the city and served in Montana and national civic roles has died at his Bozeman home at 81. Born July 4 1843 in Sterling New York he came west in 1863 and later shaped fur trade mining and military settlement in Gallatin County.
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Walter Cooper
Montana
Bozeman
Cooper
Pioneers’ Society
Gallatin County
Montana Society of Pioneers
Sterling
Cayuga County
N. Y
George Cooper
Leavenworth
Kaw
Pike's Peak
San Juan
Old Mexico
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Alder Gulch
Virginia City
Fort Benton
Missouri
Missouri River Valley
Marian D. Skeels
Boulder Valley
Philadelphia
Syracuse University
Slogans to Be Printed on Presidential Ballot
Secretary of State Stewart agrees slogans may appear on presidential primary ballots. The Montana Supreme Court case involves former governor Stewart seeking to print slogans after his name for McAdoo, with others requesting similar declarations of principles. Republican candidates also filed declarations supporting Shelley for national committeeman and Johnson for president.
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Stewart
Supreme Court
W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of State
Wiliam G. McAdoo
S. V. Stewart
Helena
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Thomas Arthur
Billings
J. Burke Clements
State Central Committee
E. J. Cummins
Deer Lodge
W. B. George
Shelley
Land Boomer Reforms Hope on Montana Frontiers
A Montana bargain day essay argues land cheapness after drought and foreclosures offers chances for seasoned farmers. It surveys the Triangle region near Shelby Havre and Great Falls, notes abandoned farms, cheap equipment, and the need for capital and new settlers while urging cautious investment and long term plans.
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Montana
Agricultural College
Triangle
McNary Dill
Congress
M. L. Wilson
Shelby
Havre
Great Falls
Bear Paw Mountains
Rockies
Mammoth Montana
Great Plains
Mr. Wilson
Plains
Pyorrhea and its impact on dental health
Pyorrhea is described as a gum disease causing tenderness bleeding recession and tooth loss due to tooth function lack or tartar irritation with bacterial invasion. It claims 85 percent of adults over twenty suffer and urges using Pyradium and dental remedies to save teeth.
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Joseph
Egypt
Alberta
Immigration Commissioner of
Montana
Daniel Whetstone
Montana Department of Agriculture
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