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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1919

Page

3

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Vet Menstrual Relief

Mrs Lizzie Courtney of Oskaloosa Iowa recounts relief from years of weakness and pain after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other women with displacements irregularities inflammation or backache to try the root and herb remedy and notes the company offers special almee information.

Oskalooss Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Lizzie Courtney 8Th West Oskaloosa Courtney Lydia BE. Pinkham

Polish City Warsaw to Spend 100 Million on Remodel

Officials unveil plans to remodel the city of Warsaw Poland with a 12 year program and an estimated cost of 100 million dollars. The project aims to modernize infrastructure and public services over more than a decade.

Warsaw Poland

Bitro-Phosphate Boosts Nervous Wellbeing Claim

Frederick S. Kolle notes Bitro-Phosphate tablets aid weak nervous people seeking weight gain and stronger nerves. The ad promises a 5-grain dose before meals, testimonials from journals, and potential money back if no improvement after a few weeks.

Frederick S. Kolle M. D New York Who's Who

Jim Bludso Affair Reveals Ambassador Col John Hay

In a London meeting described by Sir Evelyn Wood, the American poet Jim Bludso is discussed. Col. John Hay, then U S ambassador, reveals he wrote the poem and knew the character well.

Sir Evelyn Wood England Sir Evelyn Jim Bludso Jim Col John Hay Pike County United States London

Duty as he sees it stirs town gossip about a man

A local man acts according to his own sense of duty and faces mixed town reactions with neighbors labeling him cross eyed while others defend his stance.

August Flower: Practical Remedy for Indigestion and Stomach Ailments

An advertisement extols August Flower as a sovereign remedy for tired overworked stomachs and indigestion. It promises relief from fermentation sour stomach and constipation by stimulating the liver and cleansing the intestines, claiming universal sale.

Man’s boastful claim echoes past wisdom

A quip remarks that no man truly knows as much as he pretends to. The line plays on vanity and the limits of knowledge, suggesting humility over confidence.

Gold Medal Kidney Health Ad

Remedy ad urges quick action against kidney pain with Gold Medal Kidney Oil Capsules. Promises rapid relief from backaches caused by kidney issues and claims a two century history of effectiveness. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if no help.

Aaorlem Holland Ady

War had wrought change in a wounded soldier tale

Harvey D. Gibson relays a Dijon hospital hut tale about a Red Cross bag carried by American troops. A soldier laughs at wartime items he now wears and the cretonne bag that holds keepsakes, a wrist watch, a bracelet, a disk, and a last letter from home.

Red Cross Harvey D. Gibson Europe Liberty National Bank of New York Dijon

Montana Agricultural and Civic Notes From Helena Years

Montana associations discuss constitution framing and World War I veterans in state guard plans. Farm prices in Montana drop for cotton seed cake, hay from Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma, with rail relief lowering costs. War savings stamp sales remain strong, and local leaders receive war prize cannons. Secretary of State cites limits on publishing laws.

Helena Montana C. N. Arnett Department of Agriculture F. O. B. Texas Railroad Administration Mr. Arnett Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma

Ready to Give Up Measles and Mumps Tale

Jane, recovering from measles, falls ill with mumps. Her father asks after her daughter and she replies in a strained, dialectic line expressing feeling of being worthless and worn out. The brief vignette captures a child’s fragile condition and weary sentiment.

Jane

Boycott Rises Over Judith Basin County Fight

Lewistown area faces virtual boycott as Stan ford Hobson and others push back against Judith Basin county creation. Great Falls benefits with Lewistown goods diverted. farmers and businesses shift orders and cream shipping. Fergus county commissioners refused the petition. case may go to the supreme court.

Lewistown Lew ‘Istown Stanford Hobson Judith Basin Great Falls Judith Basin County Fergus County Supreme Court New County Cascade County

Demobilization of Forest Fire Fighters Ends Season

Missoula reports the end of the forest fire season with forestry forces reduced. Four thousand temporary firefighters are being paid off at district offices as fires on the Bitter Root Lolo and Missoula forests grow quiet due to light rains and cooler days. No further danger is anticipated in the vicinity.

Missoura Missoula Lolo

Fell Down Margin Dispute Prompted by Edge Fall

Court records reveal a dispute as Willis asks about the matter with Bump while Gilis explains they were playing on a margin and fell off the edge during a court session.

Willis Gilis

Cuticura Advertises Pimply Face Remedy

The ad promotes Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads. It advises washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes and using the products daily to keep skin clear. The message also warns against including Cuticura Taleum.

Attorney Sent Up for Misuse Clients Funds

Townsend newspaper reports M. J. Doepker, an attorney arrested en route to a train, convicted of misappropriating several thousand dollars from clients. Judge J. A. Mathews sentences him to six years in a penitentiary. Doepker moved from Butte four years ago, married Townsend’s popular young woman, and has a large blended family. He is to settle business affairs for two days before imprisonment in Deer Lodge.

Townsend M.J. Doepker J. A. Mathews Doepker Butte Deer Lodge

Where Poor Sermons Come From

A small group on Swaymouth's steps discuss the ministers' convention in session at the state capital. Squire Lane jokes about being assessed for expenses and questions the value of five days spent. Joe Rollins quips that they meet to swap sermons, blaming Rev. Lamb for poor offerings of the era.

Swaymouth Squire Lane Mr. Lamb Joe Rollins Joe

Suit to Seize Alleged Hoarded Fish in Montana Case

United States Attorney General B C Day filed federal proceedings to seize and sell 185 boxes of fish claimed to be hoarded by the Montana Wholesale Fish Company. The fish were stored at Henningsen Produce in Butte since February 16 1918. A criminal complaint was filed against Louis Cohn and Sidney Cohn of Butte, said to compose the Montana Wholesale Fish Company.

Great Falls United State B. C. Day Montana Wholesale Fish Company Henningsen Produce Company Butte United States Louis Cohn Sidney Cohn

Stenographer and bookkeeper exchange rings in tense scene

Dialogue-centered scene shows a stenographer and a bookkeeper trading rings as the judge observes. The push-button code prompts quick remarks while the stenographer adjusts her hair and searches her notebook. Tension builds around a planned confrontation.

Habits Compared to Porous Plasters in Everyday Life

The saying likens habits to porous plasters, simple to acquire yet difficult to remove, emphasizing how routines cling to behavior. It explores the ease of forming habits and the challenge of breaking them.

State places 1 000 highway signs across Montana

About 1 000 signs are being distributed and installed under chambers of commerce and commercial clubs marking the national parks highway across Montana. The route already signs in Minnesota North Dakota and Washington, enabling motorists to travel from the Twin Cities to Seattle with ease.

Helena Chambers of Commerce and Commercial Clubs Montana Minnesota North Dakota Washington Twin Cities Seattle

Bozeman Boy Robert Stevens Missing Since July

The Bozeman Chronicle editor Charles L. Stevens reports his 17 year old son Robert vanished after traveling to Omaha on July 11 with other high school boys to harvest fields. Nebraska authorities have no trace of him despite telegrams seeking help.

Bozeman Robert W. Stevens Charles L. Stevens Bozeman Chronicle Omaha Fremont Neb Nebraska

Uncle Eben's Busy Day At The Races And Shows

An old storyteller quips that the "tiredest business man" is one who tries to attend horse races play golf and enjoy two music shows all in the same day reflecting a humorous regional voice and social scene.

Uncle Eben

Advised Him to Go Slow In Education

A Florida man tells his old negro worker George he intends his son to receive education. George says his son is learning fast and will soon write to his two aunts twenty and fifty miles away, but he is told not to push for fifty miles until stronger.

George Florida Jackson Little Times-Union

The Army's Efficiency

A humorous exchange shows a father praising the army for its discipline and its effect on his son. The quote highlights early rising, hard work, and early retirement as measures of military competence and national security. The joke reflects public sentiment on army efficiency and patriotism.

Mr. Johnson Johnson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lydia Onic Pas Regie Beart W.N. U Billings Jim Brudso Montana Association of Framers of Constitution Hel ena.—Local Weather Bureau State Livestock Commission Great Northern M. J. Gormley The Livestock Commission Northwest W. A. Clark Montana Association of Framers of the Constitution Montana Club C. S. Warren Martin Maginnis W. M. Bickford S. 5. Hobson W. A. Chessman R. E. Hammond O. F. Goddard David G. Browne John M. Kay Cornelius Hedges Recruiting National Guard Phil Greenan Second Montana 168Rd Infantry Guard James Spencer War Savings Ohio Spencer N. B. Holter Joan Drive Organization S. V. Stewart Hague Chas. T. Stewart Bibliotheque du Tne Gentaur Gonpany Castoria Park Highway Marine Eye Remedy Company Chicago U.S. A Darby
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