Montana Queen Recalls Tulsa Visit as Petrolia Queen Crowned
Miss Ramona Berta of Montana recalled Oklahoma visitors’ surprise at Montana weather while in Tulsa for the oil exposition. Miss Virginia Burdick of Bradford, Pa., chosen queen of Petrolia, stood out in lavish gown with a valuable court train.
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Montana
Oklahoma
Ramona Berta
Tusla
Kingdom
Petrolia
Miss Berta
Berta
Princess Montana
Frank Miracle
Tulsa
Burdick
Former Butte Man Praised For Plant Research Institute
An illustrated New York article lauds William Boyce Thompson and the Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research in Yonkers. It notes a nine acre experimental plot, $6 million in labs and greenhouses, 35 specialists, and breakthroughs in seed vitality tests and germination temperature control.
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Boyce Thompson Institute For
New York
Yonkers
Raymond Hathaway
William Boyce Thompson
Butte
Thompson Institute
Hathaway
Coolidge
Colonel Thompson
Federal Reserve Bank
Rocky Mountain Club
Boyce Thompson Institute
PYORRHEA TREATED BY PYRADIUM PROMOTIONAL CLAIMS
Advertisement touts PYRADIUM as a cure for pyorrhea gum disease. It promises rapid action with radium-based mouth wash, notes dentist care for tartar and pockets, and offers a $2.50 price with a money-back guarantee. Includes ordering details from the RADIUM REMEDIES COMPANY in Minneapolis.
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Mvntertons
Dieretrom Laboratory
Radium Remedies
Sexties Building
Minneapolis
Minn
Glacier Points to Rechristen Park Names by Schultz
James Willard Schultz, author of My Life As An Indian, in Kalispell to prepare a book and map reviving Selish and Blackfeet names for Glacier National Park features. The work, backed by the National Geographic Society and Great Northern, aims to replace white names with 180 east side and 161 west side native appellations. Schultz plans to publish with Houghton Mifflin in spring, then attend an Indian congress in Spokane before wintering in Los Angeles.
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Flathead Reservation
Glacier National Park
James Willard Schultz
Kalispell
Schultz
Houghton Mifflin Company
Canada
McDonald
Sperry
Blackfoot
F. B. Linderman
National Park
National Geographic Society
Great Northern
Indian Congress
Spokane
Los Angeles
Rewards Extended for Whitehead Brothers Disappearance
The two rewards totaling 700 dollars for information on the disappearance of the Whitehead brothers in Glacier National Park have been extended to March 25, 1926. The funds include 500 dollars deposited by Mrs. Whitehead with the State Bank of Chicago and 200 dollars from the Ashley Masonic lodge of Chicago, as stated by acting park superintendent H. W. Hutchings.
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Whitehead Brothers
Glacier National Park
H. W. Hutchings
Whitehead
State Bank of
Chicago
Ashley Masonic Lodge of
Scobey Opheim Extension Freight start soon
The Great Northern railway plans to begin freight traffic on the Scobey branch in a few days with about 20 miles of the new Scobey Opheim extension nearing completion. Rates for the extension were approved by the Montana railroad commission. The line includes Four Buttes and Peerleas as upcoming stops.
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Scobey Branch
Scobey- Opheim
Great Northern Railway
Montana Railroad Commission
Four Buttes
Scobey
Peerleas
California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Liver and Bowels
An advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to children of all ages for gentle cleansing. It emphasizes the pleasant taste, warns against imitation, and notes directions printed on the bottle.
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California
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Sirocco
American Red Cross
Russia
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Washington, D. C
Thompson
Institute
Italy
Hudson
Croker
United States
Dean Zimmer
Sande
Chapple Prug CO
Billinges, Mentara
Redmen
Baby
Ath
Cuticura
Ford Cartel
S. O. Huseth Great Falls
Glasgow
M. K. Stebbins
Lederle Blackleg
Satawa State Veterinary Department
United of Animal
M. Keowtes
Helena
Yicerily
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