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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
7
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier for grip flu and liver issues. It claims to restore vigor, vitality, and digestion, with a testimonial from Bertha Webb praising the ulcer cure after using Discovery and All-Healing Salve.
In a provocative line from opposing forces, a blunt sentiment declares willingness to embrace death for the sake of immortality. The harsh rhetoric underscores heightened existential stakes in ongoing exchanges. The remark signals a shift in tone and resolves among the involved parties.
Items from Fairmont Birmingham Chicago New Haven Copenhagen New York Philadelphia San Francisco Yakima and London note labor disputes hotel strikes resignations trade talks naval vessels pierce security gaps and anti spy measures. Highlights include Yale president Hadley leaving June 30 1921 and Russia Britain trade moves.
William H. Fluhr Montana dairy commissioner promotes silos and the giant Russian sunflower as a forage crop to cut hay costs. He says sunflowers suit dry land farms and silos pay for themselves in a year, promising high energy silage that resists freezing and could transform Montana’s dairy industry.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for itching and dandruff with a nightly rubbing routine, followed by Cuticura Soap shampoo with hot water. It urges daily use as a toilet preparation for clear skin and soft hands.
Roundup reduced canine counts by 47 during March as part of a campaign, averaging about $2.30 per head in costs.
Libby retiring after 25 years in business. Harding, a pioneer stockman, is dead. McLain leaves four generations. A League of Women Voters branch organized in Lewistown. Rosebud county attorney vacancy filled. Wolf Point to auction 80 acres. marriage services offered in leap year. Bull Mountain club forms in Roundup. Billings launches a citywide cleanup led by Woman’s club and Boy Scouts. High school board eligibility questioned for O. W. Belden. Montana convention set for Livingston June 28–29 with 500 delegates. Matador Cattle Co plans 8 000 head market this year amid favorable forage outlook.
Yellowstone and Glacier parks are predicted to crowded with about 100000 visitors this summer as western travel rises. H W Child, president of the Yellowstone park hotel and transportation firms, cites doubled inquiries to tourist agencies and urges better highways linking parks and hospitable, fair pricing to sustain the spike.
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