Vaccination urged for all dogs after Belgrade rabies case
State veterinary officials urge Montana towns to pass dog vaccination ordinances following a Belgrade rabies incident that bit five people. Experts say vaccination is essential to prevent future outbreaks amid ongoing jitney tourist dog imports and prior rare cases in Great Falls.
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Belgarde
Montana
W. J. Butler
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Butler
Belgrade
Bozeman
Livestock Sanitary Board
Helena
Great Falls
Billings
Cogswell
State House
Idaho
California
Oilmont Post Office Grows With Local Mail Volume
Approximately 125 people are now receiving mail from the Oilmont post office in the Kevin Sunburst oil fields. The office, established January 1, is reported by postmaster P. R. Gorham.
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Oilmont
Kevin-Sunburst
Shrdlurdly
P. R. Gorham
University of Montana Grows into Major State Institution
The Montana university began with a donated Willard school building in 1895, expanding to 22 buildings by 1921. Now valued around 2.05 million in plant and equipment, the campus plans a 50 year program adding eight dormitories and 12 instructional buildings at a projected cost of 3 million.
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University of Montana
J. E. Rickards
Elmer Dobson Matts
Missoula County
Missoula
Willard
South Missoula Land Company
C. P. Higgins
University Hall
Science Hall
Pharmacy School
Craig Hall
Law School
Flathead Reservation
Island Villa
Flathead Lake
Pinchot Hall
Marcus Cook
Forestry
Forestry School
Allumni Challenge Corporation
University Avenue
University
North Hall
Mount Sentinel
Northern Pacific
Montana
Hammond
Flathead Rangers Plan 400 Mile Snowshoe Survey
Rangers Henry Pool and M B Mendenhall will trek over 400 miles on snowshoes in the Flathead Forest for six weeks. They will study elk and deer abundance forage use and habitats. They will note predatory animals fur bearing species weather and snow depth and inspect stations and caches to ensure property protection during the absence of rangers.
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NSP
Mypertyre Rest Rangera
Henry Pool
M. B. Mendenhall
Eeeted
Flathead Forest
Montana Farmers Welcomed by State Agriculture Chief
State Commissioner A H Bowman invites prospective settlers to Montana offering free information on farming, land values, and local contacts. The letter highlights seed quality, markets, production costs, and cooperative outfits aiding new residents. A Stillwater Valley meeting discussed a Swiss cheese factory at Absarokee.
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State Commissioner of Agriculture
Northern Pacific Railroad
Montana Transportation Companies
Montana
A. H. Bowman
State Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Stillwater Valley
Absarokee
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Gentle Bowel Help
An old advertising copy urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to calm fretful children and ease digestion. It touts a pleasant taste and promises prevention of illness tomorrow, urging readers to ask pharmacists for genuine California Fig Syrup.
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California
Elk Shipment Aims to Stock New England Reserve
About 400 Montana elk from the Bison range traveled by Northern Pacific trains to Middleboro Massachusetts. They were released on a 6,000 acre reserve owned by Jones Brothers for the Elk Breeding and Grazing Association of Massachusetts. A second cargo of 100 elk followed, with total cost around 50 000 dollars.
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Montana
Bison Range
Northern Pacific Railway
Dixon
Middleboro
Mass
Jones Brothers
E. W. Nelson
National Parks
Elk Breeding and Grasing Association of
Massachusettes
England
Missoula
Consignees
Frank Rose
Boise
Pacific
State Game Department
Middleboro Association
Northern Pacific
Druggist’s Liver Cleanse Promises Health Revival
A Montana pharmacist A B Jensen of Butte promotes Jen Sen liver cleanse claiming to purify the liver and restore digestion. He offers a free one month treatment by mail and asserts many unsolicited testimonials from users.
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Montana
A. B. Jensen
Butte
Mr. Jensen
Jensen
Jen-Sen
Batis
Boy Violin Prodigy Challenges Ford Violinists
Malta seven year old Thomas Facey, noted for two concert tours in 1925, issues a challenge to Mellie Dunham and any 70 year old violinist to a contest in classical and popular music. He plays with advanced technique, achieving 186 notes per second in some pieces and uses a three quarter size violin. Facey is the son of Mr and Mrs T M Facey of Malta.
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Thomas Facey
Malta
Mellie Dunham
Henry Ford
Young Facey
Mrs
T. M. Facey
Tanlac and Tanlac Tablet Pills Promoted as Health Tonic
Ad claims Tanlac made from roots barks and herbs boosts weak bodies from Mother Nature. It promises rapid relief for hunger sleep trouble stomach issues and rheumatism. Encourages visiting a druggist to buy Tanlac and its Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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Vick
Safe- Rapkin
Bayer
MR. Farmer
The
State Nursery & Seed Co
Judith Basin
Grimm
Liscomb
Baltic
Black Hills
Utah
Kansas
State N Nursery and Seed Co
Ranger
Flathead
Railway
Bilious
New England
Humanity
Boy
Ford
Tanlac
Frank L. Wilkins
West Michigan St
Datlath
Mian
Sirocco
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