Seeking Marriage Among Wealthy Singles in Classified Ads
Multiple 1920s era personal ads list wealthy individuals in Detroit Toledo Columbus and Chicago seeking spouses or introductions. Entries include ages from 32 to 45 with stated net worth from 30 000 to 65 000 and locations across Indiana Ohio Illinois California Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Ec CO
Toledo
Oealthy
Ft. Warne
Ind
Detroit
Mich
Columbus
Grayslakke
Budd
San Francisco
Cal
Poultry and Eggs Classified Offerings
Poultry and Eggs section lists baby chicks breeding stock and eggs for setting from Dorsh Greenfield Co. at Butte. Also BUFF ORPINGTONS 15 eggs for 1.10 from Geo P Jacobson Miles City Mont. CABBAGE CUTTERS six knives prepaid 1.00 or three for 2.00 from Lusher Brothers Elkhart Indiana. Also ad from James R Lowell Leith ND seeking to lease or run a Montana country newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Butte
Geo. P. Jacobson
Miles City
Mont
Lusher Brothers
Elkhart
Indiana
Montana
James R. Lowell
Leith
North Dakota
District Judge Ewing's illness delays Gust murder trial
District Judge H H Ewing remained under care after a severe erysipelas attack that forced the postponement of the Gust murder trial. The report notes his condition as slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
H. H. Ewing
Gust
Montana
Harry B. Burgh
Conrad Banking Co
H. K. Bickford
J. I. Klein
W. Rockaw
Missoula
Helen Vaughn
Northern Pacific
Theodore Lentz
Scott Leavitt
BE. K. Previtt
Clarence Braden
Charles OD. Greenfield
Great Northern
Kevin
Toole County
Gordon Campbell
Lewistown
Campbell “Spuds
Tom Stout
Democrat-News
Congress
Sweet Grass
Stout
Lewistown Associated Industries
Bachelor Tax Proposed in Montana Widows Pension Plan
The measure HB 120 would levy 3 per year on every single man over 21 in Silver Bow County to fund widows pensions. If approved by the governor, 315000 yearly would be diverted from the poor fund to the widows pension fund, affecting about 5000 eligible men in Butte. The plan shifts the pension funding from the general fund to the county poor fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Widows’ Pension Fund
MacDonald
Flathead
Butte
Motor License Rates Advanced In New Legislation
Secretary of State Stewart prepares for new automobile and dealers licenses after Governor Dixon signed the measure raising fees by about 50 percent. Old license applicants are being returned. rates vary by horsepower and vehicle type with special charges for dealers and motorized bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Stewart
Seventeenth Assembly
Dixon
Stewart
Essex
Pierce-Arrow
Packard
Cole
Mitchell
National
Apperson
Chalmers
Hudson
Oakland
Franklin
Grant
Haynes
Jackson
Stearns
Locomobile
Lozier
Marmon
Better Food Inspection Laws Pass In Montana
State board of health officials praise the assembly for passing three bills to protect foodstuffs and create a state orthopedic commission to aid indigent crippled children with infantile paralysis. The commission gets $25,000. A bill grants the board authority to license and improve food inspection in public eating places. A saccharin ban applies to all food and beverages, and the Montana Poultry Association backs an egg bill requiring labeling of eggs by kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
State
Orthopedic Commission
Montana
Montana Poultry Association
Seed Loans For Montana Farmers Authorized
Montana farmers may apply for federal seed loans via their county agents with blanks sent before March 15 and applications due by May 1. Local farm bureaus must approve, with C. W. Warburton to open an agricultural office in Fargo, North Dakota. An emergency clause provides $2,000,000 for drought relief with a maximum of two dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Carl W. Riddick
Blanks
Riddick
Federal Farm Bureau Committee
C. W. Warburton
Agricultural Department
Fargo
N. D
France Sees Opportunity As Storm Clouds Gather Over Germany
In tense skies, France vows to act with resolve as Germany faces mounting pressures. The phrase hints at European power dynamics during a period of conflict and shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
World famine relief drive and varied 1920s notes across the nation
The dispatches report a New York famine fund drive for China, opposition to a sub 48 hour work week in New York publishers, a Missouri murder charge against a 15 year old wife, and promoter Tex Rickard confirming a Dempsey Carpentier match in America. Other items note St Paul mayoral death, Chicago crime figures, immigration plans, rent protests, possible London ambassadorship, a giant ray incident off Palm Beach, and farm land values nationwide with regional declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Tex Rickard
St. Paul
Rosa Larpenteur Harrison
Dubuque
Iowa
Oxford Junction
B. S. Magruder
Chicago
Henry Barrett Chamberlin
Chicago Crime Commission
Crime Trust
Washington
Departments of Interior, Agriculture and Labor
W. W. Husband
North Side
George Harvey
New York
Harvey’s Weekly
Harding
London
John W.davis
Senate
Palm Beach
Fla
Florence Ziegfeld, Jr
J. Leonard Replogle
Kansas City
Denny Chester
Florence Barton
Criminal Court
Wichita Falls
Tex
Frances Villa
Francisco Villa
Lucille Mulhall Barnett
Lakeland
George W. Haldeman
Air Service
Schumann- Heink
Arthur A. Kerner
Spokane
United States
Department of Agriculture
Brands Re-recording Deadlines Under 17th Assembly Act
Brands must be re-recorded prior to January 1, 1922. Re-recording requires no change to owner name or brand description. Fee is 25 cents per brand. send old certificate if possible or provide a careful description. Postage stamps are not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
Harding Leads The Way Out Of A Long Sealed Stowaway
With Harding in command a cautious ship breaks from its hidden stagnation and emerges from the obscurity it has endured for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. Pierce Aimed at Health
A historical note recalls Dr. R. V. Pierce, a Pennsylvania born physician who gained fame for a tonic named Golden Medical Discovery later sold in Buffalo New York. The remedy claimed to cleanse blood and restore health using root and bark extracts with no alcohol. It was available as tablets or liquid and a 10 cent trial was offered via Dr. Pierce's Buffalo Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dr. Pierce
Blackfeet Predict Early Spring Floods and Wet Season
The region faces an earlier spring with unusual optimism among ranchers and farmers as open winter ends. Blackfeet observers report birds nesting in higher tree branches, signaling floods and a wet season unseen since 1905 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfeet
Northwest
Dairy goods labeled baggage instead of express
Dairy products will be treated as baggage rather than express items, placing handling with the railroad instead of the express company. No change will occur in shipping rates, per an announcement from the Great Northern Butte office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Creek
Ree. Ae
Comnte
Railroad
Express Company
Great Northern
Butte
Doan’s Kidney Pills Promised Cure Cited by Montana Carpenter
Andrew Kregness of Roundup Montana testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills cured his kidney disorder causing frequent nocturnal urination. The ad claims nature signals kidney weakness through urine and urges readers to buy at 60 cents from dealers, endorsed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Dean
Andrew Kregness
Carpenter
Third St
Tenth Ave
Roundup
Mont
Doan
Kregness
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
CAT Greek
Bank Electric Building
Ashworth & CO
CAT Creek Producers Syndicate
Montana Bidg
Lewistown, Mont
MNA
Montana Newspaper Association
Daily Leader
Box 1729
Sanatarium
Seventh Avenue North
Pacific Telegraph Institute
Wash
West
Butte College
Albert Teachers’ Agency
Peyton
Anaconda
Victor
W. Horie
Stevens St
Keal Estate and Business Exchange
Arthur D. Johnson Sales Co
Bord Block
W. S. Reeves
Sam Meyer
Flourboy Street
Studebaker
Jerry Murphy
Hennessy Bide
Llewis & Walker
Wyoming
Frank Lemmer
Central Avenue
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Airedale Terriers
Lionheart Kennels
Bitter Root Valley
Pacific
State University
W. P. Rice Co
Coulter Block
Hamilton
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Coq
Elk
Stevens County
Phoenix Lumber Co
Wolf Creek
Conway & Connor
Mountain Valley Farm
Delpine
John J. Black
Chipewa Falls
Wisconsin
Secenlek Boyd Co
Westlake, Attle
View Acres
Beaver
Richard P. Hoenck
North Main Bt
Erie Yeaa
Hell
State Life Insurance Company
Great Falls, Mont
S. C. Huseth
Orferan Optometrist and Optician
Great Falls, Montana
Rancher’s Hail & Fire Insurance CO
The
Montana Mutual
Simpson
Sloan
HAT Sloan’s
Sloan’s
Sioa Linimen
Bureau For Registration OF
R. William’s Sanatorium
S.E. Minneapolis
Minn
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