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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1920

Page

3

Dean's Kidney Pills Advert Aids Kidney Pain Relief

A Missoula testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured a severe back ache and kidney symptoms after two boxes. The ad urges buying the 60 cent bottle from dealers and credits Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, N Y.

Dean A. Vincent Missoula Mont

Anuric advertised as kidney remedy by Dr. Pierce

A testimonial praises Dr. Pierce's Anuric for kidney and uric acid issues. The writer claims rapid relief from bladder and nephritic symptoms and urges others with kidney disorders to try the product. Included is a quoted endorsement from S P Hensley of Mavorra Can. and statements of faith in the remedies.

Pierce

Not All Grasshoppers Are Warrior Variety

Montana State College entomology team reports that small grasshoppers appearing statewide are not the dangerous warrior species. Most observed in spring belong to common fall and winter hatchers, but warrior eggs have been found in limited localities, prompting farmers to inspect soil for egg masses and plow deeply if present.

Montana State College State College R. A. Cooley

World in Brief from The Globe Headlines and Notices

A collage of short items from St. Louis to Indianapolis notes stock dividends at Brown Shoe, St Paul mayoral win by Lee Hodgson, Cotterell nomination to the Bureau of Mines, Kennedy easing Panama restrictions, and February family food budgets. Also coverage of AFL efforts, Prohibition agent rules, Chicago rail strikes, Lancashire cotton plans in Nigeria, a parolees’ cost of living, Washington Bissell’s 100th birthday, Lodge’s convention role, gas substitute discovery, Field Tree wedding, Seattle teacher raises, Lewis surrender in UMWA case, Mexican observer idea, a Yale athlete wager, Munsey on paper shortages, and Memorial Day graves ceremonies.

St. Louis Brown ‘Shoe Company St. Paul Lee Hodgson William Mahoney Washington Frederick G. Cotterell California Wilson Bureau of Mines van H. Manning Panama Chase W. Kennedy Panama Canal Department Republic Department of Labor American Federation of Labor Chicago Internal Revenue General Managers’ Association Manchester United States Lancashire Nigeria Joliet Rochester N. Y Union College Schenectady Chi Psi Secret Fraternity Senator Lodge Massachusetts Congress Hays Republican National Committee New York P. J. Chasler London Nancy Perkins Field Henry Marshall’ Field Arthur Ronald Lambert Field Tree Lady Astor Viscount Astor Mr. Tree Lady Beatty Admiral Beatty Seattle Indianapolis John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America A. B. Anderson Agua Prieta Sonora United States Army P. Elias Calles Revolutionary Provisional Government Adolfo de la Huerta Liberal Constitutional Movement Howard Roome Yale J. Lord Johnson Equitable Frank A. Munsey Senate Ind America France Paris American Legion The Legion

McCormick Receives Croix de Guerre for Valor at Cham pagne

Francis H. McCormick of the Fifth Marine Regiment earned the French Croix de Guerre with palm for leading eight men under heavy fire to destroy three machine gun nests near Champaigne on Oct 8 1918. Presentation occurred at Butte high school auditorium during a Marine recruiting visit.

McCormick Battle of Champagne Fifth Marine Regiment Butte Montanan Francis H. McCormick Marine Corps Butte High School Fifth Regiment of Marines Verdun Belleau Wood Soissons Pont - Mousson St. Mihiel Champaign Argonne Charles D. Bayliss Bayliss Marines United States No Man’s Land Chateau Thierry Fourgierre Army of Occupation The Rhine Mare Island Quantico France Leggat Leggat Hotel

Butte Colonel McCormick Decorated Veteran Recalls War Service

In Montana a long dispatch lists multiple local notes from cities such as Butte and Missoula. It covers wage raises, new appointments, a stampede, temple construction, business updates, and veteran McCormick’s reflections on war service and postwar life in Butte.

Oil Acreage Record in Devil's Basin Draws $400 Per Acre

A roundup notes a new high for Devil's Basin oil lands with a 37 acre tract in section 30 11 25 selling at 400 dollars per acre as three wells are drilled. April in Lewistown shows 3.40 inches precipitation and only three clear days, aiding spring planting in the Judith basin. Great Falls reports over 1000 tons of 99 percent pure electrolytic zinc shipped east from the new Anaconda Copper plant, in demand versus gas smelted product.

Butte Missoula Bert Parsons Hinsdale Broadus—Masons Broadus Montana Great Falls Whitehall David Orr Browning—Hay Parket Winnett Ohio Oil Company Brush Creek Milwaukee and Pullman Martin Thomas Thos McGinn Frank Valsento Klein Lewistown J. F. Spencer Thomas J. Jones Melrose Montana Power Company Murray Deaton Deaton Oregon Billings J. F. McCarthy Curtis Mosby David Edwards Florida Eogar White Forest District No. 1 Eureka Marshall Smith Jack Perry Calgary Red Canada Wolf Point James Wright Nina McCone County Devil’s Basin Judith Basin Anaconda Copper Mining Company Bitter Root Valley W. P. Rice Co Coulter Hamilton Mont New York State Delaware County John QO Hillis Farm Aghency Hobart Delaware Co New York Big Hold Basin Hendricks, Bishtrap Pembina Walsh North Dakota John L. Little Grafton N. D Spokane Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co Elk, Wash Missouri Adams Realty Co Three Forks Watts Wattsburg B. C Itasca Lumber Company Deer River Minn Shields River Valley R. &. Bohart Wilsall

Cranes Destroy Fish on Yellowstone River

State game warden reports a breeding ground on McComas island near Bridger Creek seven miles above Reed Point where 2000 cranes feed on Yellowstone and Bridger creek fish. They are destroying the fish supply, leaving fishermen with few catches. Sportsmen request permission to destroy the birds.

Reed Point Yellowstone River Bridger Creek McComas Island

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