With Our Women What the Montana Women Did During 1926
The piece highlights Montana women through federation clubs, detailing district activities, charitable work, and education efforts. It notes projects on milk funds, public libraries, health programs, and scholarships, with clubs in Great Falls, Harlowton, Hobson, Wolf Point, Neihart, Moore, and Riggs. Women’s clubs face skepticism but push for public service and policy influence.
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Near East Fund
Jefferson Memorial
South America
Thomas Jefferson
Montana
Great Falls Federation
Harlowton Club
Hobson
Wolf Point Club
Orest
Vocational Congress
Genero
Hamilton
Neihart Club
Moore
Bozeman
Hey
Montana Club
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mary Sherman
Montana Woman Club Moves and Projects Across District
The Montana Woman article highlights active club chapters in Belt Neihart and Great Falls with new clubs forming, a biennial report by District No. 8 president Dor othy McLeish, and widespread programs. Lewistown showcases music focus with concerts and Ruth Waite engagement. Great Falls plans a club house. Fort Benton aids Christmas event. clubs support arts, education, home economics, and civic efforts statewide.
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Montana Woman
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Babbitt
Dorothy McLeish
Neihart
Great Falls
Arlowton
Lewistown
Ruth Waite
Marie Montana
Montana Products
Fort Benton
Pioneers
Hice
Garnett Woman's Club
Pioneer cabins to modern ranch life in Montana changes
The article contrasts rough pioneer homes of the sixties with today’s Montana ranch life. It notes crude interiors, lack of plumbing, and minimal furnishings, then describes later improvements such as telephones, automobiles, separators, and power tools. It also observes women becoming more emancipated and engaged in broader affairs.
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Montana
Pioneer Cabin
Whiting Willams
Scribners
Are You Toxic Are You Toxic
Inactivity of the kidneys causes waste buildup in the blood with dull head aches dizziness and back ache. Doan's Pills are promoted as stimulant diuretics to help kidneys function and are endorsed by readers with prompts to ask neighbors about their use.
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Doan
Doan’s
Pioneer Writer Die s in Blizzard Near Helena Montana
Watson Boyle 73 a pioneer writer and politician froze to death near Stemple northwest of Helena in a blizzard. He came to Montana as a mineral surveyor for the Northern Pacific in the 1890s and worked in newspapers before moving to Helena in 1911 as publicity man for the state department of labor and industry. He had been editor of the Miles City Miracle and served as Bozeman correspondent. Surviving brothers include Dr. C B Boyle of Libby and John Boyle of Washington D C.
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Watson Boyle
Stemple
Helena
Boyle
Montana
Northern Pacific
Bozeman
State Department of Labor and Industry
Miles City
State House
Maryland
C. B. Boyle
Libby
John Boyle
Washington, D. C
Nashua
C. G. Keefe
Minneapolis
Billings
George S. Stevens
American Legion
Virginia City
Andrew W. Switzer
Jeffers
Madison Valley
Great Falls
Great Pals
Carpenters’ Union
Great Falla
Park
James, H. Hasterlik
Great Fallsa
Margaret Graves Bennett
A. G. Bennett
Duluth
Edgar Maclay
Callaway Keeps prophecy by swearing in Warren Toole
Judge L N Callaway, once sworn in by Gov Joseph K Toole, fulfills 22 year pledge by swearing in Warren Toole, son of the former governor, as associate justice for a two week term. The event cements a long friendly tie between the Toole and Callaway families dating back to Civil War days.
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Joseph K. Toole
Montana
L. N. Callaway
Montana Supreme Court
Fifth Judicial District
Governor Toole
Callaway
Supreme Court
Warren Toole
Toole
Longtime Montana legal ties link Callaway and Toole
The article traces a web of early ties from Judge Callaway and Maj. Callaway to Warren Toole and Joseph K. Toole. It details four generations of collaboration in Helena and beyond, including roles in constitutional conventions of 1884 and 1889, the 1904 supreme court commission, and the evolution of the Callaway Pray Toole firm into Callaway Pray Toole, with later shifts leading to Warren Toole joining and eventual elevation to the Montana supreme court bench.
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Judge Callaway
James EI. Callaway
21St Hlinois Infantry
Grant
Army of the Cumberland
William S. Rosecrans
Warren Toole
Iuka
Corinth
Rosecrans
Callaway
Sacellik
Territory
Montana
Major Callaway
H. Warren Toole
Joseph K. Toole
Helena
Toole
Supreme Court Commission
Supreme Court
John B. Clayberg
W. H. Poorman
Lewis and Clark County
Fifth Judicial District
Madison
Jefferson
Beaverhead
Bowdoin closes for two weeks over scarlet fever case
State briefs report Bowdoin school shutting for two weeks due to a scarlet fever case. Other items note Musselshell sheriff T. G. Beazley’s reinstatement to serve until Jan. 3, mining death at Neihart, new forest supervisor arrival, and multiple local notices across Montana.
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Lewis and Clark National Forest
EB. H. Myrick
Miles City
Chinook
A. BE. Ruseh
Appointment for Holloway's interim successor sworn in
The oath of office for the ad Interim appointment of the late Associate Justice W. L. Holloway was administered by his former employer and law partner.
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W. L. Holloway
Cuticura Trio Talcum Ad Promises Alluring Skin
An advertisement urges readers to add Cuticura Talcum to toilet requisites for an exquisite face skin and dusting powder. It promotes the Cuticura Trio Soap Ointment and Talcum at 25 cents each, available everywhere.
Western Canada's grain crop valued at a billion
This year's grain harvest in Western Canada is projected to inject about one billion dollars into the national economy. The harvest elevates activity across farmers, processors, and related industries as markets respond to high output and demand.
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Canada
Governor urged to probe Montana gasoline tax dispute
Attorney General L A Foot urges Governor Erickson to call a legislative investigation into Montana gasoline tax collection. He notes disputes over a two cent per gallon tax, multiple refiners battled enforcement, Sunburst Refining cases ruled unconstitutional, and about 188000 dollars collected from consumers remains unremitted.
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Helena
L. A. Foot
Montana
J. E. Erickson
Cod
Sunburst Refining Company
State Supreme Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Montana reports election costs and per vote figures
The biennial report to Governor Stewart shows Montana spent 101443.28 on the August primary with 205822 registered voters and 93589 casting ballots. The average cost per vote was 1.40, with county figures ranging from 0.78 to 3.67, and a 125000 saving projected from the 1924 presidential primary law. Also noted is a rule allowing women nurses to use mild perfume on duty.
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Montana
Charles T. Stewart
Philps
Rayal
Stewart
Liver Bow County
Butte
Lewis and Clark
Beaverhead
Cascada
Deer Lodge
Flathead
Fergus
Madison
Missoula
Park
Sheridan
Toole
Wibaux
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M. E. Plassmann
Federation of Women's Clubs
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N. Y
Tryon
Alex Louttit
Liberty Tailors
Liberty Theatre
O. Huseth
Watsen Boyle
William Howe
Mr. Howe
Washburn, Wis
Nora Montbriand
Kevin
Kevin-Flathead Oil Co
Flathead Oil Company
Son
Erickson
Supreme Bench
Callaway & Pray
United States
Leutenant
Callaway, Pray & Toole
Charles N. Pray
Roy L. Ayers
Iby
Blaine County
C. W. Gustafson
Blaine
George P. Porter
Metropolitan National Insurance Company
Navana
Cuba
Julius Lehfeldt
Dehfeldt
Great Northern
Northwest
P. H. Burnham
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
Teton County Shipping Association
Dillon
Wisdom
Jackson
Big Hole
Montana Railroad Commission
Montan
American Hospital Association
Lou Sievers Music
N. Clark Bt
Chicago
Illinois
Bear Creek
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