Montana must go ahead against the old cow pasture view
A Montana Development Association Bulletin reprints an Anaconda Standard piece arguing for irrigation and dry farming to support growth. It laments dry land farmers while urging progress and irrigation to sustain Montana’s future, labeling retreat as cowardice and retrogression.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana Development Associa
Montana
Montana Ranges
Death Valley
America
Development Association Bulletin
Montana Businessmen
Montana Development Association
Montana Bankers
Jim Nill Cain
Hill
Wilerness
Montan
Revival of the Ku Klux Klan Awakens Public Debate
A newspaper essay discusses the revived Ku Klux Klan movement across the South and nation. It urges swift government investigations and insists on lawfulness, ballot access, and condemnation if secrecy seeks to seize authority.
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Daily Press
Southland
South
Ku Klux Klan
Red Cross Work Map Shows Health Drive Across U S
The annual Red Cross report outlines broad health education efforts nationwide. It notes 37 787 nurses registered and 1 551 assigned to Government service, with 1 348 Red Cross public health nurses employed and extensive classes in Home Hygiene Nutrition and First Aid reaching thousands of citizens.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
The
Army
Navy
United States Public Health Service
Red
Red Cross Health Centers Reach Thousands in Safety Drive
The Red Cross reports 260 Health Centers reaching 90,252 people with 4,015 health lectures and 780 health exhibits. In the US 75,432 killed and 3,500,000 injured in industrial accidents last year. The drive offered 5,100 first aid classes with 104,000 students.
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Red Cross
United States
Montana Power seeks emblem for 300 prize design
Montana Power Company launches a state wide trade mark contest offering a $300 capital prize for the best emblem design. VP Kerr emphasizes public education, home talent, and rewards for influences resembling the Northern Pacific Railroad logo and other symbols. Additional prizes range from $100 to $10 for runner ups.
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Montana
Montana Power Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
FP. M. Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Designers contest opens with notable judges in place
The contest begins immediately and runs until December 31. Charles M. Russell, the Great Falls artist, and George E. Palmer of Butte, famed advertising agent, join Mr Kerr as judges. Conditions are described in the company's advertisement elsewhere in this issue.
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Charles M. Russell
Great Falls
George E. Palmer
Butte
Kerr
Lewistown Bootlegging Raids Arrest 22 Suspects
In Lewistown 22 alleged liquor law violators were arrested after a sheriff led a raid. Bonds were set at 1000 dollars each, with most defendants to be arraigned in district court soon. Several had prior charges, while Sheriff Wood and deputies conducted the operation, with liquor seized in every case including two moonshine whiskey incidents.
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Lewistown
Rudolf von Tobel
Harley Showan
A. D. Johnson
W. R. Wood, Jr
Guy Slocum
Kay Sheperdson
W. R. Wood Sr
Smith, Turner
William Ryan
E. J. Bakerard
Burton R. Cole
Oscar Ulsaker
How Better Than Pills Chamberlain’s Tablets
They are easier and more pleasant to take and their effect is gentle yet effective. They move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion.
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Chamberlain
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Chesterfield
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