Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Livingston Man
Frank Hull of 325 South D Street Livingston Montana praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble backache and weak kidneys. He says attacks come with age and the pills cure them quickly and reliably. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Livingston
Frank Hull
South D St
Mont
Dean
Hull
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Clapp Leads Montana Oil Field Survey Toward Completion
President Charles H. Clapp of the Montana state school of mines directs a summer survey of oil and gas structures across about 45 000 square miles with 10 000 more to inspect in northern Montana. Assistant Professors Lambert and Bevan remain in the field as Clapp plans to return for teaching and northern work. The effort aims to map key formations and curb wildcat promoters ahead of next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Clapp
Montana State School of Mines
Clapp
Montana
G. S. Lambert
School of Mines
Arthur Bevan
The
State University
Wildcat
Paper mill proposed for Flathead region in Montana
M H Wolff states the American Pulp and Paper association may build a Montana paper mill in the Flathead area fed by timber from Deer Lodge national forest. He says forestry can sustain a 100 ton mill year after year without depleting the forest. The association is exploring the plan as Canada embargoes exports boost U S sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
American Pulp and Paper Association
Flathead
Deer Lodge National Forest
M. H. Wolff
Forestry Department
Wolff
Paper Association
United States
Canada
World News Roundup From Paris to Warsaw
Paris President Dechéanel is expected to resign due to ill health and a cabinet meeting to discuss the presidency is planned. Warsaw reports resumed fighting between Lithuanians and Poles near the German border. Red Wing collision leaves one dead and six injured. Tokyo projects 120 submarines by 1927 with eight battleships and eight battle cruisers planned. Washington appeals for Albania to urge Serbia to withdraw troops. London Shaw leads miners federation propaganda efforts. Milan drafts law for worker collaboration in plant management. Washington anti-saloon league forms a committee to impeach federal judges not enforcing prohibition. New York Lamont cites East Asia as top export gateway for American business. Woodsville, NC man pleads guilty to manslaughter in dorm killing. Monaghan, Ireland Sinn Fein court case on sedition ends with farmer paying higher fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Deéchanel
Millerand
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Biarritz
Excelsior
Warsaw
Suwalkis
Red Wing
Minn
Tokio
Japan
Washington
Wilson
Serbia
London
George Bernard Shaw
Miners’ Federation
Milan
House of Deputies
Anti-Saloon League
New York
Far East
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Orient
Woodsville
N. C
Robert Meade
LaGrange
Ill
Dartmouth College
Henry E. Maroney
Medford
Mass
Monaghan
Ireland
Irish “Republic
Sinn Fein
State Board of Education Approves 1920 21 Budget in Helena
Members of the Montana State Board of Education met in Helena with Governor Stewart and Attorney General Ford among attendees. Chancellor Elliott presented the 1920 1921 budget for state schools showing detailed costs and department data, a budget prepared under a recent law for next year. The board supported a $5 000 000 state school bond issue and a 1.5 mill tax levy previously proposed, aiming to hire more and better teachers and to fill vacancies, with school openings planned for late month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Helena
V. Stewart
S. C. Ford
May Trumped
William M. Bole
Great Falls
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
John Dietrich
BE. C. Elliott
State University
Ringling Brings High Grade Holstein Stock to Montana Dairy Scene
R. T. Ringling of White Sulphur Springs aims for top Montana ranking as a dairyman. He plans to convert a Smith River valley ranch into a model dairy using registered Wisconsin Holstein Friesian cattle. The shipment includes a $10,000 bull and a $50,000 Holstein sire, plus high producing cows. The Hunt herd already in the valley boosts Smith River region as a center for elite dairy stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Ringling
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
Smith River Valley
Wisconsin
Smith River
Northwest
Bitter Root Valley
W. P. Rice Co
Coulter Block
Hamilton
Wilsall
Shields “River Valley
J. YW
J. YW. Herperlin
Livingston
Mont
Gale
C. O H. Asbury
Crow Agency
Shields Valley
Washington
Spokane
R. F
Kege & Watkins Co
Paulsen
Wash
Stevena
Best
Phoenix Lumber Co
Howards & Bradford Lumber Co
Elk, Wash
I. B. Free
Powers Lake
N. D
S. V. Schrammeck
Cascade
Hampshire
Chas E. Farnum
Harlem
Rigby Ranch Company
Castle Rock
Utah
Co. R. Tintinger
Hk. B. Smith & Sons
Geo. Todd
Melrose, Mont
New Ruling on Natural Fermentation of Fruit Juices
The Revenue Commissioner issued a ruling allowing only natural fermentation of fruit juices for home beverages. No fixed alcohol percentage is set. legality depends on whether the beverage is intoxicating in fact as judged by a court. Prohibition officials will enforce strict limits on added sugar or heat to prevent distillation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Butte
Concord
California
Flathead Cherries Sell Well Across Regions
Eastern buyers pay 40 cents a pound for Bing and Lambert cherries from Flathead lake shores. A carload shipment and potential fruit growers association are discussed after Steinhart & Kelley received crates. G. H. Grubb operates a large west shore fruit farm. New York praised the fruit as the finest yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Bing and Lambert
Flathead Lake
G. H.grubb
Grubb
Steinhart & Kelley
New York
Convict Escapes in Warden's Car in Montana
Frank Conley state penitentiary warden recovers his automobile after John Connors a trusted inmate flees with it. Connors fled to Butte eluded officers and is believed to have left town. He drove the Conley car to Deer Lodge area before returning to town and pausing at the Doyle block where the car was later found. Connors reportedly pawned a spare tire for 30 dollars. He was serving a one year term for embezzlement and arrived July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conley
State Penitentiary
John Connors
Butte
Connors
Conley
Conley’s Lake
Deer Lodge
Doyle Block
Beaverhead County
Woolen cloth price tied to cotton swings
The New York World notes that the cost of woolen clothing rises and falls with cotton prices, reflecting interlinked textile markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Poultry Supplies and Farm Equipment Ad Appears in Montana
An ad listing poultry and poultry supplies from Everyyuthing and Ship Hye poultry along with Darsh Greenfield Co of Butte promotes selling trees in Montana by a liable company. It notes weekly cash advances and urges immediate contact for Salem Nursery in Salem Oregon and a Deere grain loader sold by Windham Elevator Co in Windham Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everyyuhing
Hye
Darsh & Greenfield Company
Butte
Montana
Salem Nursery Company
Oregon Building
Salem
Oregon
Jolun Deere
Windham Elevator Co
Windham, Mont
First Negro in Montana Journeys From Slavery to Helena
Randel Reed, freed after Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation, traveled with William Walker from Mississippi to Arkansas in 1863, then west via plains to Alder Gulch and Madison County. Walker left in 1867, Reed worked for J. M. Page at Twin Bridges, and by 1869 Reed moved to Helena, where he has since lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randel Reed
Lincoln
William Walker
Mississippi
Reed
Arkansas
Plains
Alder Gulch
Mr. Walker
Madison County
Welker
California
J. M. Page
Twin Bridges
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atall
Murine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Geological Survey OF
Weedlees
Ringling
Wtams
Revenue Commissioner
Billings
Custer Highway
Omaha
Glacier National Park
Browning
Blaine County
Miles City
E B. C. Parks
Red Lodge
Clara Link
Silver Bow County
Polkinghorn
Walkerville
Wolf Point
Gust Petersen
Petersen
Lewistown
Fergus County
Billings Woman's Club
Libby
John Yacy
Powell County
Joseph L. Damonti
San Francisco
Malta
Maggie Good Gun
Browning Fair
Cecil Good Gun
Kenneth Simmons
Havre
Federal Court of Appeals
Carl Foss
Leavenworth
Lord W. Wilson
Henry Grammling
Barber
Gildford
William Stebbins
Supreme Court
Robert C. Brower
Edward Prohal
Arthur A. Brown
Justin Bourquin
Judith Basin
Secretary of State
Roberts
Milwaukee
Yellowstone
Northern Pacific
Gilman
W. E. Ferguson
Here
George Williamson
Fifty- Six Petroleum Company
Frantzwell No. 2
Winnett Country
Montana Newspapers Association
Seattle
Iict i
Woodworth Commission CO
Union Stockyards
Frary & Burlingame
Fred Brown
Thompson Falls
Willman
Austin
Box
Idaho
Wyoming
Albert Teachers’ Agency
Peyton Bidg
Pacific Telegraph Institute
Floyd W. Lytle
Lyte
Butte College Telegraphy
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Hoenck
Minneapolis
KODAK
U. S
Eastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drug Co
Central Avenue
Kodakers
Moreau
Nicollet Ave
Lewis & Walker
Tout & McCarthy
Kimble Motor
Huseth
Opt
Craan Optometrist and Optician
Great Falls, Mont
Ontana
P.O
LL Og ci
W. S. Little
Mouse River Loop
C. M. Gilbertson
Bantry
Third Avenue North
Real Estate—Business Exchange
Real Estate and Business Exchange
Arthur D. Johnson Sales Co
Mord Block
C. ML
Pease
Forsyth
Clark W. Allen
Big Timber
Robert L. Rowell
Ball
Oakland
Budd
F. Morrison
W. Holden
Seaattle
League
Toledo
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbus
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