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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
8
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often unaware. Back pain headache and nervousness signal kidney disease. Dr Kilmer swamped root is a physician prescription remedy sold at drug stores. Send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY with paper mention.
An English scientist reports success using electrical treatment to boost germination in several seed varieties. The method aims to improve germination rates and early growth.
A playful note casts Ig Flubdub as a profound lawyer able to carry Magna Charta into a dog case. The quip imagines bold courtroom feats and witty legal maneuvering in a humorous take.
Frederick Kolle M D editor of New York Physicians Who's Who touts Bitro-Phosphate a five grain tablet to take before meals for weak nervous people seeking weight gain strength and nerve stamina The remedy claims to be a French discovery with reports in medical journals A two weeks supply costs fifty cents a week with money back if not improved and no risk to the consumer
State Board of Equalization orders an immediate probe into the financial condition of corporations under Montana law, targeting solvent holdings and the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. It also directs a statewide investigation of state institutions and schools to verify purported overcrowding, with Secretary Cogswell to oversee and report findings. The broad review accompanies cost comparisons of workmen compensation across states and reflects favorable economy in Montana’s system.
In Missoula and surrounding districts forest planting halted awaiting rain. About 2500 acres to be replanted this year across western district No. 1 with white pine. Pend d Oreille area expects 300000 plants over 450 acres, Cabinet forest near Noxon to plant 260000 trees over 450 acres, Lolo forest at Sildex 175000 trees over 250 acres, Upper Slate creek St Joe forest 265000 trees over 100 acres.
Across eastern Montana counties residents push for county seat moves. In Richland, Lambert and Fairview organize to oust Sidney with petitions to call an election after a failed $50,000 courthouse bond vote. The fight promises a bitter showdown over the county seat.
The Nonpartisan League announces a referendum plan to repeal the 5 member Montana Supreme Court expansion and to block the primary law amendments and presidential primary repeal. Petitions are being prepared with labor groups and reform measures including workers compensation increases and a graduated corporate income tax. Party lawmakers opposed the measures at the special session, citing loss of open primaries.
Missoula reports 722 students registered at the state university marking the largest enrollment in its history. The quarter is expected to rise to 800. Among the total, 160 new men and 176 new women joined, with 179 men and 193 women among returning students.
A 19th or early 20th century ad describes a summer cold as the hardest to cure. It advises going to bed if possible with Boschee's Syrup to ease coughing and morning ex pectoration. If not in bed, avoid drafts and sudden changes and eat simple food.
Carl Emil Junck a Chicago millionaire importer spoke at a singer fest claiming luck from Germany's future is good as Washington’s hit a raw gash. He described a mule named Lazarus kicking him in the face this morning and hoped luck continues through the year.
Dialogue excerpt shows two characters debating friendship, one urging reconciliation while the other recalls a past bond from a decade ago. The exchange hints at history and unresolved feelings between the friends.
Cartoon captions depict sailors discussing cleanliness aboard a ship with exchanges about neatness and scrubbing, highlighting light naval humor and maritime life in a magazine strip.
A light piece notes a domestic dispute over a piano as women hesitate in leaving. The humorous tone hints at rivalries and lingering tensions in a household, with onlookers weighing who will claim the instrument amid the quarrel.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe overnight remedy for constipation and digestive discomfort. It claims they detoxify, regulate the bowels, and relieve gas and headaches without harsh side effects, highlighting low cost and gentle action.
A man collapsed and died in a restaurant today. The cause cited was heart failure linked to acute indigestion. Police ruled out any foul play after initial inquiries into possible shock from a price reduction in food.
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