Peterson Holds Place for Life in Montana Press
Great Falls attorney and Montana State Press association secretary Pete Peterson recalls his days as editor publisher printer and all around devil of a Moore weekly. He pursued legal study during those years and later moved to Great Falls to practice law, remaining active in journalism circles.
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Moore
Pete” Peterson
Great Falls
Montana State Press Association
Billings
Billings Gazette
Peterson
Judith Basin
Longtime secretary Peterson kept by press group again
The convention renominate and unanimously reelected Peterson as secretary of the press association citing his insistence that a newspaper man hold the post. He refused to transfer records, but the body votes him in each year, adjourning before any real change. He preserves his own books for another term.
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Press Association
Peterson
Dog Terrier Waits On Veranda For Lost Master
A terrier sits day and night on the veranda of the Gregson Springs hotel waiting for his master or mistress. He refuses to eat or sleep, pacing the veranda and examining each guest in hope of reunion.
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Gregson Springs
California Fig Syrup: harmless laxative for babies and children
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe non narcotic laxative for bilious constipated babies and children. It claims the syrup sweetens the stomach and activates the liver and bowels, urging buyers to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup.
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California
Federal funds to extend Custer Battlefield highway to Lodge Grass
Big Horn county officials and the state highway engineer discussed building another 18 mile hard surface section from the battlefield to Lodge Grass. The project, largely federally funded, would cost about 200000 with the county paying roughly 10000 and the Crow Indian reservation land facilitating access. Construction advances as weather permits with two new bridges and railroad crossing removals planned.
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Board of County Commissioners
Big Horn County
Lodge Grass
Crow Indian Reservation
Wickham Bros. & Schweiger
Big Horn River
Custer Battlefield
Little Horn River
Garry Owen
Enire
Big Horn
Wyoming State Line
Burlington Railroad
Deep Test Drilling Plans Signal Devonian Sand Exploration
Potlatch Oil and Refining prepares a deep test on the Kevin Sunburst field northeast of section 21 34 1 West. A 20 inch hole to 4000 feet may prove Devonian formation as Mutual Oil plans 3000 feet or more. Weyerhaeuser group visits field, with potential Inland Empire Oil and Gas syndicate ties.
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Kevin-Sunburst
Potlatch Oil and Refining Company
Mutual Oil Company
Hogan Tract
Mutual
Kevin- Sunburst
J. P
Moscow
Ida
Shelby
Ohio-Berg
California
Ohio
Mid-Northern
Demand for Montana Seed Corn Prompts Urgent Action
Richland county agent H. F. DePue warns corn growers to meet 1924 seed demands immediately due to large shipments, mainly to Wyoming and Nebraska. He cautions that delaying will force use of common seed and notes fairs encourage rapid displays. Montana seed remains a northern supply favored by southern farmers for early maturity.
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Montana
H. F. DePue
Richland County
Wyoming
Nebraska
Mr. DePue
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Flu and Cold
Urges early use of Musterole counter irritant for influenza grippe and pneumonia warning aches. Describes mustard-plaster type relief without blister, applied by fingertips to stimulate circulation and ease congestion for rapid relief. Highlights emergency use and potential to prevent serious illness.
Montana brief roundup of appointments and state notices
Helena Brown of Bozeman named to state Board of Education by Governor Dixon. Washington Interior secretary approves $60 per capita for Flathead Indians. Livingston Yellowstone Park opening date may shift to June 15. Miles City potato prospects for Custer county testing. Conrad Dry Fork oil well hits fresh water at 2700 feet. Great Falls Montana veterans rehabilitation to near completion by year end. 600 in training. Laurel oil drilling to begin soon on Laurel structure. Missoula Northern Pacific tie treating plants save $500,000 annually for the company. $1,400,000 future savings. Sidney Richland county summer fallow acres drop from 14,000 to 11,000 in 1928. corn acreage up 16,000 acres. Cut Bank 5,000 Montana booklets to promote regional advantages to be distributed soon. Great Falls Andrew Vargo legally dead. widow and children awarded $2,000 insurance. Helena Thomas Arthur seeks Democratic convention delegate spot. supports McAdoo. Washington Congress moves to revise freight rates to lower agricultural and live stock costs promptly.
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Helena
Robert
Brown
Bozeman
Dixon
State Board of
Washington
Flathead Reservation
Secretary of the Interior
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Miles City
Glasgow
Custer County
Conrad
Dry Fork
Great Falls
Montana
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Brainerd
Minn
Paradise
Sidney
Richland County
H. F. DePue
Blacker County
Andrew Vargo
Vargo
Flint
Mich
Hwings
Thomas Arthur
Democratic Central Committee
Arthur
Billings
William G
McAdoo
Discoveries and economic notes from across the nation
Reports from Amalfi to New York cover a wide range of items. A seaport landslide near Naples, a $150000 Flathead irrigation appropriation, ancient fossil skeletons found in Los Angeles, and a financial review noting cheap money signals liquidation ending.
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WHY Editorial Association
KE. Peterson
State Editorial Association
David Rossiter
Sheridan
R. W. Rossiter
Ruby Valley
David
Oyster Battlefield
Wyoming Road
North
Fiel
Canada
Great Northern Railway
Calgary
Regina
Great Northern
Boundary Line
Rome
Hays
New York
Archsbishop Mundelsen
Chicago
Vin
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Amalfi
Naples
Los Angeles
Associated Press Financial Review
St. Paul
Farmer-Labor Party
Daugherty
Revenue, Shipping Board
Chicago Grand Jury
Lenving
N. Y
William H. Anderson
New York State
Metlon Fa Vores
Joseph Byrne
United States
Bayer
Handy Bozog
Uy Ae
IA New
T. C. Power Motor Car CO
Regal Oil Company
J. W. Speer
Treas
C. M. M.cutcheon
Casper
Kansas City
Regal Land
Regal
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Guy Craig
Convas
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