State Tax Levy Lower This Year In Montana
State levy fixed at 419-40 mills two and one third mills below 1918. Board of equalization meets county assessors to equalize valuations as property total rises from 509 million to 1.439 billion dollars. Changes show large county differences and acreage shifts with Fergus and Silver Bow leading gains while Yellowstone shows losses.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Edgerton
Livestock Commission Fund
Livestock Sanitary Board
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Silver Bow
Fergus County
Fergus
Yellowstone County
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Health Through Phosphorous
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a remedy for thinness linked to phosphorous deficiency. It claims improved nerve health, vigor, and body fullness, noting cautions for those who do not wish to gain fat and advising careful diet alongside use.
Wesleyan College Celebrates Thirty Years in Helena
Montana Wesleyan marks thirty years as the state’s first Protestant college. The piece traces its moves from Helena to Klein Campus, notes new dormitories Lennox and administration changes under Dr. Bovard and Dr. Sweetland, and highlights renewed athletics and a hopeful year with two hundred students expected.
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Montana
B. F. Potts
F. A. Riggin
Clark Wright
W. W. Alderson
Richard Lockey
Colonel Sanders
Jacob Mills
Fred Garer
W. W. van Orsdel
Helena
Deaconess School
Wesleyan College
Mills
Helena Hall
Helena Avenue
Montana Wesleyan
Klein
State Capitol
Mt. Ascension
Ganz and Klein
Charles L. Bovard
L. H. Sweetland
Lennox
Sweetland
Crouch
Missoula
A. C. Lemon
George Mecklenburg
Lemon
Bozeman
Butte School of Mines
Wesleyan
Gonzer
Bailor
Morris
Johnston
Boid
Fowers
Adams
Jones
Foster
Phillips
Parmenter
Commercial School
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Kidney and Urinary Relief
Health claims crown Gold Medal Haarlem Oil as a 200 year remedy for kidney liver and urinary disorders. Advertises capsules to ease weariness nervousness back pain and rheumatic symptoms while promising renewed vigor with ongoing use and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold in sealed packages through drug stores.
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Haarlem
Looking for Rich Mine Lost Thirty Years Ago
William Crouch of Three Forks and a party search the Boulder country for a famed silver mine said to lie above Independence. Discovered over 80 years ago by an unknown prospector, the claim’s location remains secret until recent information may aid rediscovery and large scale operation if found.
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William Crouch
Three Forks
Boulder Country
Crouch
Miles of Montana Legend and Miles City’s Rise
A concise profile of General Nelson A. Miles and his halls in Montana history. From Fort Keogh’s founding at the Tongue and Yellowstone junction to Miles City’s origin as a cattle hub, the piece covers his capture of Chief Joseph and Geronimo, his Civil War rise, and later roles in Cuba and Puerto Rico. It notes Miles’s retirement, family links in Montana, and Miles City’s growth to a 14,000 population with two newspapers after the Milwaukee railroad arrival.
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Fort Keogh
Miles’ City
Montana
Joseph
Nez Perces
West Point
Boston
Massachusetts
Geronimo
Sitting Bull
Spain
Miles
New York
Cuba
Porto Rico
General Miles
Washington
A. W. Miles
Livingston
Miles City
Milwaukee Railroad
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Cbst
W'm‘finck & CO
Livingston, Mont
Butte Business College
Business College
Northwest
Rice Brothers
Butte
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