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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
7
Livingston resident Mrs. M. Clark testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieve dull kidney ache back pain and urinary disturbances. She notes repeated quick cures and recommends the product priced at 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Advertises instant relief from stuffed nose and head congestion with a dose every two hours. Claims three doses break up a cold, relieve feverishness and headaches, cost only a few cents, tastes nice, contains no quinine, and requires no doctor.
Charles M. Russell of Great Falls George E. Palmer of Butte and F M Kerr of The Montana Power will select a winner from the firms contest entries dazzled by 7245 drawings from 1509 contestants. The judging aims to name a 300 capital prize winner and 32 runners up with results to be announced January 15 in Sunday papers.
Farmers in Hill county form an association in Havre. Col. Goddard resigns from prison probe panel in Billings. Missoula reports a divorce decree for Rev. James Hughes from Jessie M. McMeehan Hughes. Experiments in boulder crushing for road finish near Havre succeed. Great Falls sees county attorney Bennett resign. W J Tighe appointed. Anaconda notes a bob sled crash injuring Michael Markey and James McCollum. Butte reports over 200 stolen cars recovered, value $300,000. Red Lodge files Articles of Incorp for Federal Building and Loan. Butte highway cost between Butte and Deer Lodge line totals $354,387.71. Great Falls warns about influx of laborers for smelters reopening January 16. Missoula calls January 16–27 conference of county superintendents. Winnett reports Fergus county oil output around $2.5 million in past year. Missoula county commissioners order 10 percent salary cuts for non legally fixed deputies. Bozeman adopts superintendent of county poor farm system. Helena board of examiners split on state fair. Dixon opposes. Butte school board disputes $120,000 in funds figures. Bozeman demonstrates culling White Leghorn chickens. 100 boarders identified. Anaconda trims city revenue by over $30,000 yearly. plans to reduce war debt.
In stump blasting the soil type and moisture greatly influence charge size. Loose sandy soils require heavier loads than firm soils, and high speed explosives outperform low percentage dynamites in sands. Moisture near the charge enhances explosive force, so wet sandy ground yields better results than dry, with caution about depth.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the nicest cathartic laxative in the world. It claims relief from dizzy headaches cold biliousness indigestion and upset stomach with a candy like chew that works while you sleep. The copy emphasizes no stomach upset or gritty aftertaste and cites a ten cent price per box plus a note that children love Cascarets.
Federal overhaul cuts eight percent tax on rail and ferry fares and luxury goods. Income exemptions rise for dependents. married filers with $5,000 or less income see further relief. Corporate rates up for some firms, excess profits tax repealed, and many excise taxes removed or reduced. Retained taxes include communications, tobacco, autos, firearms, jewelry, and licensed services.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing a baby's red rough skin. It recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and occasional use of Cuticura Talcum Powder, praising the trio as indispensable.
A woman recalls her 1880 move to Yogo and Sage Creek with a cook position, discovering what she believes is the first blue sapphire in Montana. She recounts the Maiden townsite origin, Fort Maginis, local residents, buffalo hunts, and early nursing without doctors in the era.
The 1921 US reports show lead output down about 200 percent and zinc production reduced by nearly 60 percent per the geological survey. The time also notes a $1,000 reward for arresting a prankster after a false fire alarm fatal to three firemen, and Count Laszlo Szechenyi being named Hungarian minister to the United States and connected social details.
Gas and stomach misery relief advertised for indigestion sourness fermentation and heartburn. A few tablets give almost immediate relief and help you eat foods again. Large case costs only a few cents at drug stores with millions helped annually.
An old advertisement claims California Fig Syrup will promptly relieve constipation in children. It emphasizes the tasty fruit flavor, warns buyers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup, and notes dosing guidance printed on the bottle for babies and older kids.
A 19 year old bank teller was sentenced to three years in the reformatory after confessing he used $21 500 of his firm's money for betting during the world's baseball series. Dorothy Sherman aged 19 walked 11 miles in her sleep in Greeley Colorado. Henry P Pletcher nominated as ambassador to Belgium. A bandit raid on Blue Ribbon distillery Eminence Kentucky resulted in the theft of 3 25 cases of bottled in bond whisky valued at 30 000
Classified items list five purebred Holstein bulls from Hofstetter herd Lewistown aged six to 28 months at 726 Central Ave Great Falls Also registered Herefords 15 head very choice two and three year old bulls and yearling heifers from Donald Livestock Co Melville Mont Also jewelry store for sale Bremerton Washington due to old age health Furs repair services offered By Lewistown Butte Montana assay and chemical services Lewis & Walker Butte Montana Box 114
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