Havre Resident Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
R H Houser of 1215 Second St Havre Montana recalls kidney trouble from years past and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing the attack. He says he uses Doan's again when needed and reports reliable relief. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sells the product.
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Havre
R. H. Houser
Second St
Mont
Dean
Doan
Mr. Houser
Foster-Milburn Co, Mirs
Buffalo
N. Y
Talking Machine Records By Phone Experiment
Experiments here produced a talking machine wax record of a voice transmitted by wireless telephone forty miles to a receiving plant in London Strand. The Essex high power transmitter sent the voice audible at the Strand site though slightly patchy.
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Essex
Strand
London
Great Falls Increases Police and Fire Salaries
The city council approved rises for patrolmen, detectives and ordinary firemen. Salaries will be $145 per month for the coming year, up from $135, under the annual budget adjustments.
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Great Falls
Spring Time House Cleaning With Golden Medical Discovery
Readers urged to perform a system overhaul during seasonal weakness. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is promoted as a non alcoholic tonic to restore stomach, liver and nervous system vigor, with trial offer and mail order details.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Dahler Pioneer Overland Agent Dies at 81 in Silver Star
Charles L. Dahler, one of Montana’s oldest pioneers, died last week at his Silver Star home in Madison county at age 81. He came west in 1858, worked for Holladay Overland as Denver agent, helped found Denver, later banked in Virginia City Helena and Salt Lake, then mined near Silver Star. His career spanned 64 years in Colorado Montana and Utah.
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Holladay
Denver
Montana
Helena
Virginia City
Charles L. Dahler
Silver Star
Madison County
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Holladay Overland Mail and Express Company
Dahler
Salt Lake
Pike’s Peak
United States
Germany
Missouri
Osage County
Kansas
William N. Byers
Rocky Mountain News
Omaha
Missouri River
Plains
Auraria
Cherry Creek
Aurora
Pike's Peak
Gregory
Dahlier
Platte River
Leavenworth
Jones, Russell & Co
Concord
Horace Greeley
Overland Company
Ben Holladay
Bannack
New Methodist Church
Warren Hussy
Hussey, Dahler
Montana Attorney General Rules On Primary Law Referendum
Attorney General Ford holds that Montana voters must decide both the 1912 direct primary law and the 1919 chapter 28 amendment at the November 1920 general election. The opinion, written at the request of Secretary of State Stewart, discusses the inoperative status and potential repeal or continuation of the two chapters pending voter approval.
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Ford
Stewart
Montana
S. C. Ford
C. T. Stewart
Secretary of State
Soft drink makers face local and federal regulation
Montana health officials order inspections of 24 bottling plants and require water sources approved by the state board. Federal rules demand ginger ale and other soft drinks with red pepper be labeled. Government reports cite adulterated ketchup and tomato sauce from decomposed tomatoes.
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H. M. Shea
Food and Drug Department
State Board of Health
Montana
Shea
Uncle Sam
Department of Agriculture
Wmifs
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New York
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Ogeon
Durham
Durham Tobacco
Bull Durham
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