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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
2
An article touts pure organic bitro phosphate as the best source to replenish body phosphate, boost nerve tissue, and lift nervousness, sleeplessness, and energy loss. It warns readers to monitor weight since the remedy may increase flesh, advising cautious use for those not wishing to gain weight.
In Montana the Red Head club aims to organize youths with red hair and freckles led by J A Gillaly or John Walsh as potential organizers. Dr Howard Clemmer of Spokane details the Clemmer Red Head club with 215 members and a boy scout unit plus thrift prizes, while stressing the red headed boy's big heart and need for guidance.
The passage warns that kidneys failing to function cause nervousness weakness dizziness sleeplessness and back pain. It claims impurities build into uric acid and poison the body unless kidneys are helped promptly.
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as an old World widely used remedy. It claims soothing oils and cleansing herbs provide relief with a money back guarantee, urging purchase in sealed packages from drug stores and warning against substitutes.
The Mouth of the Columbia River serves a 300000 square mile basin as the region’s natural seaport and only ocean exit on the western United States gravity route. It offers the lowest haul and grade costs for wheat and grain, predicting it will become the world’s largest flour milling and export wheat center. Wheat from western Canada and the Dakotas can reach Liverpool cheaper via this port than by eastern routes, given Panama Canal access.
Irene M. Cumming describes how the Silver Bow chapter in Montana aided 3,479 soldiers en route to demobilization, with canteen stations at railways, lunches, medical care, and telegrams. Home service, flowers for overseas nurses, and continued care for families are highlighted, along with local chapters and innovations like hot baked potatoes.
Judge Roy Ayers of Lewistown Montana joins a Montana livestock committee visiting Minnesota to arrange grazing lands and transit rates for cattle and sheep. E F Farmer of Minneapolis heads a statewide listing drive of northern Minnesota cutover lands for year round grazing with support from N W Immigration league and Minnesota Realty Owners. Rates via Minnesota are under U S railroad administration review with a tentative one rate plus five dollars for livestock from Montana. John M Brander will open an office at Thief River Falls to list lands, aided by Minnesota agriculture officials. Also noted are tuberculin tests for cattle shipping and the need for grazing contracts if the experiment succeeds.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for soothing a baby's red rough itchy skin with Cuticura Soap for baths Cuticura Ointment for touches and Cuticura Talcum powder for scent and dusting.
Dr. W. J. Butler state veterinarian directs deputies that interstate inspection and tests of stock will now be state work and charged to the livestock sanitary board. Drought imposes costs on small stockmen. reports from Montana counties note varying range conditions and potential shipments for feed. Custer county reports heavy rain may revive range while Yellowstone and Carbon counties expect shipping due to conditions. Conference to discuss these reports scheduled for Saturday.
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