Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Kalispell Resident
Mrs. A E Boorman of 343 Third Ave Kalispell Montana endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness and backache saying they cured attacks quickly. She notes she uses them for herself and children and recommends them to all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Wilburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
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Dean
A. E. Boorman
Third Ave
Kalispell
Mont
Doan
Montana Scouts Lead Northwest, Warne Praises Setup
C K Warne regional scout executive of Spokane says Montana has the best skeleton organization among four northwestern states. He notes 6000 Montana Boy Scouts with plans to grow to 25000 under the national district system guiding every city’s scouting center and training for boys and leaders.
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Montana
C. K. Warne
Spokane
Warne
Missoula
Treasure State
United States
Riots, resignations and wartime shifts across capitals
A mosaic of notes from cities worldwide reports wage cuts in Houston Southern lines and Morris & Company in Chicago, a royal betrothal in London, rioting in India, deaths of Mrs. Hill and Spokane founder James Glover, and probes into naval treaties and reparation finances.
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Southern
Brussels
London
India
St. Paul
James J. Hill
Mary
George
Viscount Lascelles
Chicago
Morris & Company
Belgrade
Alexander of
Serbia
Kansas City
Berlin
Germany
Rhine
Trinidad
Washington
United States
Bismarck
Nonpartisan League
St. Petrograd
Workers of the World
Great Britain
R. A. Nestos
North Dakota
Lynn Frazier
Movement For Independence
Harding
B. Mont Riely
Cleveland
Marion
Ohio
Star
National Editorial Association
Wichita
Eddie Adams
Senate
Watson
Georgia
France
Buenos Ayres
Anabel Jones
San Juan
Spokane
James Glover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Victoria
B. C
Ralph Smith
British Columbia
British Empire
Supreme Court
Lethbridge
James H. Leach
Montana
Alberta
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
William Matsie
H. C. Storey
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J. A. Jaeger
Japan
the Times
Cascarets Laxative Promoted As Nighttime Remedy
The ad touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative to cleanse liver and bowels. One or two at night supposedly empty bowels by morning and the user feels splendid. No griping and cost is ten cents a box, with children also loving Cascarets.
Marshal Foch Made Crow Chief In Montana Ceremony
Marshal Foch of France is made a Crow chief at the Crow agency in Montana. Chief Plenty Coos leads the ceremony with a war regalia and a coup stick as 100 mounted Indians escort him to the agency square. War bonnets are given to five French officers while Indian mementos reach American Legion members.
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France
Montana
Custer
Plenty Coos
Washington
General Foch
Joseph K. Dixon
National American Indian Memorial Association
Philadelphia
Crow Agency
Dixon
United States
Monsignor
Victor Day
Joseph M. Dixon
Monsignor Day
C. H. Burke
Plenty Cops
Dr. Dixon
David Stewart
John Frost
George Hogan
Sitting Bull
Charles Yarlot
Jim Carpenter
Custer Monument
Foch
Seventh Cavalry
Custer Battlefield
Marshal Foch
General de Sticker
Count de Chambrun
de Mierry
Andre
de Soubeyran
L'Hopital
Legion
American Legion
West
Frank Parker
Alton T. Roberts
Franklin D’olier
van R
Montana News Roundup of Local Events and Incidents
A Montana summary notes farm bureau and Kiwanis organizations forming in Helena and Poplar, a variety of local incidents, and political or economic notes. Highlights include apples shipped in six months by Montana, school closures after heavy snow, smallpox cases, resignations, elk hunting licenses, university enrollment records, and multiple crime and business items across towns like Butte, Great Falls, Missoula, Ryegate, Three Forks, Polson, Havre, and Shelby.
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Brockway
Helena
Hamilton
Montana
Butte
East Butte
Davis Daly
Ryegate
Addie Dunlap
Golden Valley County
Nelson Story
Foch
Havre
Dry
Poplar
Poplar Valley
Dead Man's Basin
Three Forks
Missoula
Butté
Abe Warwick
Norma Rogers
Great Falls
Homestake Oil Company
Cat Creek
Davis Daly Company
Little Francis Thomas
Agnes Jackmanovich
Biks
Billings
E. J. Trotman
Eddie C.sachs
Los Angeles
Shelby
Archie Blair
New York
Boston
Thomas Calpin
Winterhalter Jewelry Company
Clem Ryan
Ryan
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promises Clear Complexion
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are promoted for clear skins and clean scalps with soft hands, plus Cuticura Talcum to complete the toilette trio. The ad touts daily use for complexion and periodic ointment for needs.
Spectacular Native War and Hunt Ceremonies Describe Feathers
The text describes eagle feathers hanging or floating in the wind during Indian war and hunting ceremonies. It notes these rituals were the most spectacular customs for warriors after battles and later followed successful hunts, with other primitive elements concluding the program.
Relief by Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promised
A Los Angeles reader extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and liver troubles and La Grippe, claiming it provided relief after others failed. He also notes Pleasant Pellets for biliousness and urges others to obtain the remedies and request free medical advice.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dr. Pierce
la Grippe
Sam’s
Kalisky
Euclid Ave
Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Bentonite Deposit near Hysham Described as Huge and Industrial
The Hysham area reveals a vast bentonite ridge six miles northwest of town, five miles long and up to a mile wide. The mineral, highly absorbent and variably colored, has diverse uses from soap and paper to medical dressings, with formation details noted by the United States Bureau of Mines.
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Ridge
Hysham
United States Bureau of Mines
Montana
Wyoming
Montana wildcat and Marshal Foch dominate headlines
In a striking juxtaposition, a Montana wildcat gains local notoriety while Marshal Foch remains the dominant figure in American public interest, symbolizing wartime leadership and national strength.
Uncle Sam Sees Many Hands Overseas for Funds
A compact observation notes that the United States has long seen international involvement, with much of the activity historically tied to financial motives and funding expectations.
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Uncle Sam
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and allows easy removal. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and promises to remove hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes with no soreness or irritation.
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Relief for Colds
The advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds with a dosing routine of every two hours for up to three doses. It claims the first dose clears nasal passages, stops a runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness, and notes low cost and pleasant taste.
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Pape
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