Prominent wholesale medicine dealer Hood dies in Lowell
Lowell Mass a widely known wholesaler of proprietary medicines and Jersey cattle raiser Hood 46 has died New York Bible society to close its Astor place plant after over a century of Bible production due to high costs Spokane Great Northern shops at Hillyard will close for six weeks Silverton fears food shortage without intertown links after heavy snows in Silverton Chicago crime reports include revolvers as main income in saloons Mississippi seduction suit against Governor Lee N Russell $100000 sparks bitter political legal fight Panama canal records show 118 percent lumber traffic rise in 1921 Washington fire on treasury roof controlled after heating apparatus incident Salt Lake City prohibition anti cigarette law mocked by pastor Elmep Goshen Washington diplomats named for Germany Austria Hungary with Houghton Washburn Bren and others plus ministerial nominations to Portugal Costa Rica and Costa Rica transfer
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Lowell
Mass
Charles I
Hood
Jersey
New York
American Bible Society
Bible House
Astor Place
Spokane
Great Northern Railroad Company
Hillyard
St. Paul
Durango
Colo
Silverton
Chicago
Jackson
Frances G. Birkhead
Lee N. Russell
Missis
Sippi
Washington
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
North America
Europe
Treasury
Capital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elmep’i. Goshen
First Congregational Church
Polce
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Harding
Alonzo B.houghton
Albert Henry Washburn
Massachusetts
Theodore Bren
Winds
Senate
Fred Morris Dearing
Missouri
Portugal
James T. Davis
Costa Ica
Pape’s Diapepsin Provides Quick Stomach Relief
Pape's Diapepsin offers rapid aid for indigestion gas and heartburn. A few tablets relieve distress and allow eating favorite foods with confidence. Packaged at drug stores for a few cents. millions have benefited each year.
Officials warn on bounty claims over predator kills
Montana livestock officials urged scrutiny of bounty claims linked to predator killings. The secretary of state livestock commission warned that neighboring states do not pay bounty on certain animals and skins from those killed across borders may be used to file fraudulent claims.
Investment prospects and sales notices in Great Falls area
A classified page lists savings appeals from Great Falls Building and Loan Association and varied sale offers including a squab ranch near Inglewood, a Fordson tractor near Great Falls, and livestock and poultry for sale in Montana. It also includes ads for fur repairs, assayers, lumber, and assorted wartime era wants.
Freezone claims quick corn relief with finger application
An ad touts Freezone as painless corn treatment using a small bottle. It promises instant numbing then easy removal of hard and soft corns between toes without soreness, urging readers to buy from their druggist.
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Sloan
Good Wheat Year Declares Simpson Sees Bumper Crop
Cascade county farmer Tommy Simpson of Fife expects a record winter wheat year after favorable conditions. He grows 2000 acres, reduced from last year, praises moisture from early snow and chinook winds, and notes ideal conditions for pheasants and prairie chickens on his ranch.
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Tommy Simpson
Fife
Charles M. Russell
Simpson
Cascade County
Coyote Bounties Paid in Fergus County Last Year
The Fergus County bounty program certified about two thousand coyote skins for payment, mainly from Forest Grove and Flatwillow districts east of Lewistown. Few wolves were killed that year, the last being a large specimen taken by Dick Holt on Castle Butte, seven miles east of town.
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Fergus County
Forest Grove
Flatwillow
Lewistown
Dick Holt
Castle Butte
Danderine Claim Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
A vintage advertisement extols Danderine costing 85 cents a bottle, claiming it ends dandruff stops itching and hair loss, and within moments doubles hair beauty. The text asserts shiny lustrous results and new growth across the scalp after weeks, likening the product to rain and sunshine for hair.
Montana and regional notices roll through state headlines
The Montana roundup reports gopher kills in Philips county, railway personnel changes in Great Falls and Missoula, a state DAV convention set for March 27 28 1922, and a Montana supreme court associate justice improving. It notes Missoula police changes, Forsyth court calendars, smallpox notes in Columbus, railway rate hearings in Helena, Belt postmaster nomination, and a large chattel mortgage filed in Havre securing 165 000 for J L Sprinkle with extensive livestock and feed collateral.
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Malta
Philips County
County Farm Bureau
Great Falls
John F. Pewters
Great Northern
Spokane
B.S. Merritt
Missoula
Bitter Root
Northern Pacific
W. H. Merriman
Butte
Montana
John W. Mahan
Edward Morrissey
Morrissey
Alex Livingston
W J. Moore
Charles Johnson
Livingston
Forsyth
George A. Horkan
Columbus
Helena
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Montana Railroad Commission
State Commission
Heleena
Frank B. Reynolds
Montana Supreme Court
R. H. Bemis
Belt Valley Times
Senate
Bemis
R. McDonald
B. S. Wood
Horkan
George Handel
Boulder
Billings
H&vre
J. L. Sprinkle
Montana Livestock Finance Corporation of
Hill
Blaine
Chouteau Counties
Great Falls Postal Savings Reaches High Class Rank
Great Falls post office trails by 1543 dollars to reach 100000 in postal savings. Nationwide 128 offices exceed this mark with deposits of 100000 or more. November gains total 25 percent. deposits on November 30 amount to 61843.
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Great Falls
United States
Starvation on Montana Range Sparks Cattle Removal Push
Heavy snow and scarce water crippled southeastern Montana range as horses starved in Rosebud County and cattle losses mounted. Stockmen urge clearing the range of horses, noting 600 head sold to the Mexican government last fall. Ranchers on Otter Creek shelter Cheyenne Reservation cattle this winter to avert heavy losses, with Ashland and Birney stockmen aiding amid a severely depleted pasture.
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Montana
Rosebud County
Otter Creek
Ashland
Birney
Low Number Speed Bugs Are Worst
A Montana motorist complains to Secretary of State Charles T. Stewart about high numbered automobile licenses. He argues officers can easily read numbers under ten, while high thousands become hard to read, giving offenders more leeway and making alibis like reading a seven as a nine impossible to dispute.
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Montana
Charles T. Stewart
Government to enforce plugging of abandoned wells in Fergus county
C M Beecher of the US Bureau of Mines Edward J Baker county attorney and L J Lehman Fergus county clerk have taken steps to stop violations of the 1917 law requiring plugging of abandoned wells in the Cat Creek field. Firms failing to file annual reports by March 1 face liability. the effort aims to prevent water intrusion and protect producing wells.
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C. M. Beecher
United States Bureau of Mines
Edward J. Baker
L. J. Lehman
Fergus County
Beecher
Cat Creek
Lehman
Montana
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Fast Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as the quickest relief for colds. It promises rapid nasal opening and headache relief after the first dose, with dosing every two hours for three doses, and notes low cost at drug stores with no quinine.
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Pape
Cascarets Promoted As Pleasant Laxative Remedy
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a candy like laxative that cleanses the bowels by morning. It claims quick relief from headaches biliousness colds indigestion and sour stomach and targets children with its pleasant taste. The copy contrasts Cascarets with calomel and other pills. It mentions a ten cent price and a suggestion to visit a website.
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Montana Newspaper Association
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Central Avenue
Mont
Los Angeles
Palms Squab Ranch
Box
Inglewood
Cal
J. E. Carlson
Willow St
Long Beach
MacDonald
Atlas Printing Co
Binghampton
Arthur Mann
McCabe
Liberty Music Co
Bismarck
North Dakota
Main St
Stockton
Calif
Albert Teachers Agency
Peyton Bldg
Morse
Butte College Telegraphy
Furriers
Hoenck Fur House
LO EE Ty Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Montaus
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Fordson
Sonble
Batraan
Lee Forrest
Forree
Longeway
Great Falla
Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Cible
Muguston
Swift Current
Sask
Helf Era
Donald Livestock Co
Melville
Mon
Spencer
Chinook
Orpington
George P. Jacobson
Riverside St
Miles City
Gleneden
Star Route
Gig Harbor
Asa
White Sulphur Springs
Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Laurel
H. J. Greenway
Timothy, Clover
Idaho
M. Meador
Norwood
Kitchener
F. O. B. Cars
Plentywood
J. W. McKeer
FREE _ EASTMAN
Winstead Photo Finishing CO
Delphia
Eddy
Westport St
Kansas City
Morrison
W. Holden
Seattle
Bire Budd
San Francisco
Oakland
California
Monda—Wek
S. O. Huseth
Wee Optician
Optometrist
Russell
Dr.ee
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