Salt Lake City to Host New Internal Revenue District
Washington considers several plans for dividing the Montana Idaho Utah internal revenue district. Salt Lake is favored for the headquarters, while Helena would keep the Montana district headquarters. Various boundary options include pairing Utah with Idaho, or keeping Montana with Idaho and attaching Nevada to Utah. Senator Walsh and Helena interests helped preserve Montana's district and keep Helena as headquarters.
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Salt Lake
Montana
Helena
Internal Revenue District
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Nevada
California
Smoot
T. J. Walsh
Peet Acquires Harlowton Press From Johns
Herbert M. Peet, former Equity News editor, heads a new company that bought the Harlowton Press for about 15000. T Jeff Johns, retiring editor, has long been a prominent Montana journalist who built several papers and may pursue new ventures in the state.
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Herbert M. Peet
Equity News
Harlowton Press
T. J
Frank Johns
Mr. Peet
Montana
New York
Harlowton
T. Jeffy Johns
Fairview
Sheridan City
Johns
New Motor Trail Links Yellowstone to Glacier National Parks
A 386 mile motor route from Mammoth in Yellowstone to Glacier Park hotel would start June 20 with two score cars. Leaders H. W. Childs and Roe Emery plan May trial runs, demonstrating a five day trip between Rocky Mountain and Glacier parks and aiming to connect all northwest national parks by a first class highway.
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Yellowstone
Glacier
Rocky Mountain Parks
H. W. Childs
Yellowstone Park Transportation and Hotel Company
Roe Emery
Glacier and
Mammoth Hotel
Glacier Hotel
Glacier Park
Mammoth
Livingston
Bozeman
Canyon
Park County
Yellowstone Park
Helena
Montana
United States
Jefferson County
Boulder
Townsend
Lewis and Clark County
Wolf Creek Canyon
Dearborn Canyon
Mr. Child
Augusta
Teton County
Choteau
Blackfoot Indian Reservation
Rocky Mountains
Browning
Chateau
Rocky Mountain Park
Emery
al Parks
Childs
National Parks
Northwest
Interior Department
Bureau of National Parks
Child
Mr. Emery
Denver
Canadian
Rocky Mountain
Europe
France
Belgium
Italy
Great Northwest
Fort Benton adobe fort story traces its 1850s birth
Fort Benton in Montana is described as the only adobe fort north of Fort Laramie. Major Culbertson rebuilt the post after moving from Fort Lewis in 1850, using bricks made on site. The fort's adobe construction, rate of rebuilding, and later town development are outlined, with notes on brick sizes and notable workers.
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Benton
Adobe Fort
Northwest
FT. Laramie
Culbertson
Fort Benton
Great Western
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Montana
Alexander Culbertson
Fort Lewis
Missouri
Blackfeet
Teton River
American Fur Company
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Hudson Bay Company
Major Culbertson
Thomas H. Benton
Texas
George
Culpertson
Mercure
Matthew Carroll
George Steele
W. W. DeLacy
Gold Medal Haarlem Old Capsules Endorsed for Kidney Nerve Relief
A vintage ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Old Capsules as a safe remedy for kidney liver bladder and urinary diseases. It claims the capsules purify the blood and restore health, urging three to four capsules daily and promising a refund if unsatisfied. It emphasizes original imported Gold Medal and avoidance of substitutes with sealed packages available at drug stores.
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Haarlem Ol
Former Butte Resident Nominated for Washington Governor
Thaddeus S. Lane, once an independent telephone operator in Montana and a noted Bell company opponent, is proposed as Washington governor. Spokane Chronicle quotes Lane as an overnight entry and Ole Hanson of Seattle praises his public life potential after a mass speech to over 2,000 at the state armory.
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Butte
Thaddeus S. Lane
Washington
The
Spokane Chronicle
Ole Hanson
Seattle
State’ Armory
Lane
Montana
Bell Company
Northwest
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Division OF Revenue District
Martfal Vay
Fellowstone
Montanan
Butte Miner
Associated Press
Matt
Jeff
Butte, Montana
Post Office
R.F.D
Warrenton
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Bay
Puget Sound
Marine Iron Works
San Francisco
Montana-Warrenton Development CO
Stanton Bank
Great Falls
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