What the Wool Industry Means to Montana
C H Williams, president of the Montana Woolgrowers Assoc, argues Montana’s grazing lands sustain a thriving wool industry. He cites 2.25 million sheep and over 12 million dollars in current year income, and condemns Senator Walsh for opposing tariff relief during 1920 wool price collapse. He asserts Montana needs representation aligned with local farmers to protect the state’s economic future.
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Montana
Union
Senator Walsh
Boston
Congress
Washington
United States
U. S. Senate
Great Northwest
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Walsh
Christian
Commonwealth
Canada
Minneapolis
Chicago
South America
Australia
New Zealand
United States Senate
Doan's Pills Cited For Backache And Dizziness Relief
A testimonial recounts Doan's Pills easing severe back pain dizziness and nervous headaches. Mrs F W Krofft of Great Falls Montana reports lasting relief from a 1917 attack and a 1922 update notes she no longer needs the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.
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Dean
F. W. Krofft
Fourth St. S. W
Great Falls
Mont
Doan
Mirs
Buffalo
N. Y
Railroads plan Montana advertising campaign to lure settlers
A joint Montana campaign by Great Northern Burlington and Northern Pacific to promote land settlement and development runs through September. Officials visit Miles City Billings Missoula Helena Butte Kalispell Great Falls and other cities seeking public support and input from farm bureaus chambers of commerce and newspapers.
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Pacific Northwest
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Montana
LB. Smith
A. J. Dickinson
Great Northern
P. 9. Eustis
Farm Bureaus
Chambers of Commerce
Burlington and
Mr. Ustis
Miles City
Billings
Borejen
Missoula
Helena
Butte
Kalispell
Great Falls
Lewistown
Havre
Glasgow
Forest Supervisors Named Deputy State Health Officers
Forest Supervisors in Montana are appointed deputy state health officers by the Board of Public Health. The move follows a cooperative agreement between the Forest Service of District No 1 and the Montana Department of Health to maintain sanitary conditions.
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Board of Public Health of
Montana
Forest Service
Department of Health
State of Montana
Forest Service and Health Department Expand Sanitation Cooperation
The agreement authorizes Forest Service supervisors to enforce health standards on private lands in cooperation with the State Health Department. They will receive training and materials and may act on unsanitary conditions incidental to forest work. Public health officials will aid in forest fire prevention and report fires promptly.
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State Health Department
State Department of Health
Department of Public Wealth
Department of Public Fealth
Forest Service
Department of Public Health
Gossiping Wife Chastises Husband Over Typewriter
Village gossip recalls a wife catching her husband with a typewriter on his lap. She scolds him, then playfully questions if she reacted loudly, while he jokes about cleaning the machine with her toothbrush. The exchange adds local humor to everyday domestic life.
Call to Arms Bulletin Notes Photographers Justice Mercy
A short bulletin line recalling a staged dialogue about mercy over justice. Mentions May, Ray, Jap Olson Co. The fragment emphasizes a dramatic call to arms and a tension between justice and mercy in a dated publication context.
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Ray
Jap-Olson Co
Bulletin
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C. H. Williams
The
Montana Woolgrowers Assoc
J. H. Mimmack
Bozeman, Mont
Lindley Place
Mrs. Mimmack
Mimmack
Bozeman
A. B. Smith
Northern Pacific Railway
P. S. Eustis
Great Northern Railway
State Department
C. H. Ferris
U. S
Scott
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
D. Forrest
Choteau, Montana
H. G. Ward
P. O. Box
VALVE
In- Mead
L. E. Taylor Garage
Buick