Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised in Roundup Montana
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy for weak kidneys and abnormal urine. Testimonial from Andrew Kregness of Roundup Montana claims relief after using the product, citing night-time urination. Price 60 cents and available at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York backs the ad.
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Nature
Dean
Andrew Kregness
Carpenter
Third St
Tenth Ave
Roundup
Mont
Doan
Back-yard flocks ration plan and farm feed options
The article describes a government ration for flocks fed on table scraps, detailing mash and scratch feeds with specific quantities. It also notes an alternative of five pounds of cooked vegetables daily for 30 hens when scraps are unavailable.
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Department of Agriculture
Cascarets Laxative Candy Promises Quick, Gentle Relief
An old box claims Cascarets are a candy like laxative that flushes liver and bowels overnight without stomach upset. It asserts they treat dizzy headaches colds biliousness indigestion and acid stomach and cost ten cents a box with children loving them.
Italian Count as Bozeman Student
An Italian count studies animal husbandry at the Agricultural College in Bozeman. He fought in the war and served with a pair of shears in hand during hazing incidents.
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Agricultural College
Hazers
Italian Cowboy Student Sascha Facchetti at Bozeman
Sascha Facchetti known as Bill, a Milan native and freshman in animal husbandry at Montana State College, arrives after barnyard experience in Park County. He endures freshman rites, shares tales of lost mines near Missoula, and reflects on art, war service in Italy, and future cattle opportunities.
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Sascha Facchetti-Guiglia
Bill
Montana State College
Legion
Sascha
Bozeman
America
Columbia University
Horace Greeley
Walter Hill
Park County
School of Agriculture
Milan
Italy
United States
Tyre
Previati
Valdarelli
Rimaldi
South America
Negretto
France
New York
Central Park
Missoula Lost Mines Hidden in Western Montana Tales
In old days Missoula locals spoke of concealed lodes and placer diggings across western Montana. One man drowned while the gold he carried caused a fatal load, illustrating the era’s perilous pursuit of riches.
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Montana
State City Heads Adopt Commission Manager Form
The Havre city council accepted a petition for a commission manager form of government to replace the current system. Helena secretary manager Max Goodsill resigned to join the Northern Pacific at St Paul. In Winnett negotiations proceed to spud in a well for Oregon Cat Creek syndicate in Antelope Creek field. Butte Kiwanis chartered with 80 members at the Thornton hotel. Chinook a 9 year old Isabell Griffin was struck by a truck fracturing her skull and scalp. Westby grain shipments reached 78 carloads by Farmers Elevator and 50 carloads by McElroy Equity. Butte school board discussed possible April 1 closure for lack of funds, with a $100000 deficit. Bozeman M J Abbey announced 29 national figures will address delegates at the January 9 to 13 vocational conference. Butte pension question for widows may go to the supreme court per Sullivan and Fitzpatrick findings. Harleem robbers failed to enter the First State Bank Zurich due to crude methods. a back door hole existed but internal unlock failed despite key in door.
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Havre
Helena
Max Goodsill
Helena Commercial Club
The
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Winnett
Oregon Cat Creek Syndicate
Antelope Creek
Butte
Kiwanis Club
Bozeman
M. J. Abbey
Supreme Court
Sullivan
Fitzpatrick
Harleem
First State Bank
Zurich
Copper Prospects Seen Improve With World Demand
John D. Ryan of Anaconda Copper says after 18 months of pessimism the outlook brightens. He notes US copper consumption 50 percent higher in the last quarter than the first half of 1921 and world demand near prewar 1913 levels. He cites potential relief if Anaconda had steered American Brass removal.
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John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Company
America
Anaconda
American Brass Company
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds. It claims a few doses every two hours clear nasal passages, stop nose running, relieve headache and feverishness, and that the medicine tastes pleasant and costs only a few cents.
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Pape
Butte Rotarians donate $2 for crippled children fund
Butte Rotarians assessed themselves two dollars on Thursday to support a fund aiding crippled children.
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Butte
Hunters and Poachers Drain Wild Hawaiian Lands
In Honolulu a pattern shows hunters and poachers steadily clearing remote parts of the Hawaiian archipelago of all game, signaling growing pressure on wildlife across the islands.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Archipelago
Classified Help Wanted and Personal Ads
A sweep of historic classifieds offers teacherness in Spokane at Albert Teachers Agency, Morse telegraphy training and large school prospects in Butte, Mont. Personal ads seek lonely hearts with free treatments, marriage prospects, confidential services, astrology readings by Eddy in Kansas City, and various sale notices including Sparta well drill equipment.
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Butte College Telegraphy
E. O. Willson
Elgin
Oregon
Betty Lee
East Bay Street
Jacksonville
Florida
Makry
F Morrison
W. Holden
Seattle
Mra Budd
San Francisco
Calif
Warrry
Nash
Oakland
California
Eddy
Westport St
Kansas City
Missouri
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Great Falls
Guaanteed
Avery Box
Acces
Dr. King
Nurine
Sud
Rons
A. Francisco
California Supreme Court
Pshington
Mexico City
International American Labor Congress
Paris
Washington
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Georges Carpentier
Weeks
Mitsubishi
Nagasaki
Chicago
Internal Revenue
Minneapolis
Liberty State Bank
Bloomington
Franklin Avenues
London
China
Taft
Cunard Steamship Line
Labor Department
Shanghai
R. V Borleske
Whitman College
Monolulu
Marquesas Islands
Cologne
Germany
California Grape Protective Association
Spokane
Irving Whitehouse
Brunswick
Duke of
Kaiser
O. H. P. Shelley
Saskatchewan Liquor Commission
Regina
Canada
Haynes
By Don Anderson
Fred S. Bond
Missoula
Fort Missoula
Pattee
Woodchuck
Pattee Gulch
Deer Creek
U. S
Mr. Puttman
Captain Higgins
Nimrod
John Higgins
Rattlesnake Creek
Treadon
Wallace Creek
Todd
Idaho
Fish Creek
Chickering
Vole
Brausch & Bach
J & A Fischer
Apollo
Victrolas
Victor Records
Lewistown
Orton Bros
Montana Newspaper Association
Albert Teachers’ Agency
Peyton Bidg
Hoenck
I CN Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
National Surety Co
Wielena Adjustment CO
Bordson Tractor
Lee Forrest
Forrest Longeway
Sparta
Levi Hanson
Gildford, Mont
Edwards & Bradford Lumber CO
Ele
Poor Man's Chance
M. Carthage
Okanogan Valley
Kettle River Valley
F. J. George
Everett, Wash
Donald Livestock Co
Melville, Mont
Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Butte, Mont
Kingwood Orchards
Salem
Pere Errere Eich Esie Harespoormaer
Men—Ffor
W. J. Lynch
Springfield
S. O, Huseth
Opticial Optometrist, and
Optician
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