Sanitary board submits report on five sessions
Dr William Treacy, chair of the state sanitary board, presents to Governor Toole a summary of five meetings held before December 1. Appointed resident and federal veterinarians are listed and praised for enforcing sanitary laws. The report defends actions, notes criticisms, and highlights efforts to control cattle scab with federal cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Treacy
State Sanitary Board
Toole
A. Hi. Cheney
Anaconda
N. B. Smith
Billings
C. F. Leake
Kalispell
A. D. Knowles
Livingston
Z. Carl Boyd
Red Lodge
W. C. Orr
Dillon
F. C. Kells
Missoula
F. A. Giles
Butte
H. C. Gardiner
Bozeman
Dra
KE. J. Cary
G. XK. Thomas
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Teton
Chanteau
Valley
Dawson
Blackfeet
Fort Peck
Belknap
Livestock Canitary Board
Belknap Reserva
Livestock Sanitary Board
The American Hemp Plant and Its Prospects
Washington reports hemp grown for fiber as a premier field crop with tall straight stalks and potential U.S. expansion. The Agriculture Department tests foreign varieties, notes Kentucky leads production, and details retting methods while recounting a vulture sight scent tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Kentucky
Department
Potomac Flats
Guy KE
Mitchll
Montana Internal Revenue Report Totals Large Tax Collections
Edward H. Callister reports Montana and surrounding states collected 616 074 66 in internal revenue taxes for the last fiscal year with Idaho and Utah included The report lists one distillery in Montana two fruit distilleries and production figures for brandies spirits and rectified liquor including losses from leakage The Montana district had 2 504 taxpayers and 35 tobacco factories producing over 21 thousand pounds of smoking tobacco with tax stamps purchased totaling 1289 70
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Callister
Internal Revenue District of
Montana
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Idaho
Utah
Callister
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Department
Washington
Sears Indicted for Fraudulent Advertising Practices
Sears Roebuck and Co is indicted for fraud. The case asserts that the firm built its business on deceitful catalogs and advertising, selling secondhand or defective goods at seemingly low prices, with high real costs. Iowa newspaper reporters aided by merchants gathered the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Men of
Iowa
Kupfer Drug Co Ad Promotes Habit and Purchases
An old advertisement urges readers to adopt a habit and buy drugs at the Kupfer Drug Co located at 121é. The note presents a commercial pitch focusing on accessibility and daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kupfer Drug Co
Free Seeds Prompt Fresh Congressional Cash Pile
A fire at the agriculture department destroyed about 50000 dollars in free seeds and Congress quickly authorized another 50000 dollars to replace them. A Washington paper satirizes the scene on the House floor where free seed advocates pressure the Appropriations Committee led by John Wesley Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Carlisle
Harvard
Sleeping car change on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway unveils white bed spreads replacing wool blankets on Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cooler nights, aiming to improve comfort for sleeping car travelers. Also mentions fine cattle pasture in Frying Pan Basin with straw and running water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Ite
Chicago
Kansas City
Frying Pan
J. Kirepatrick
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Internal Revenue Collector
Government
Hall of Representatives
Committee Room
Tawney
Guy E. Mitchell
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Ayeeele
Toa Xi
Yee
Iad
Blatz
Wiener
S. Patterson
Bannack Street
Wisconsin
Laren Tek
Provost & Ripley
Annie Hart
Chas. Perry
China
Edison
Bartlett
GEO. R. Metlen
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Mont
Oscar C. Findling
Oscar's
Helena Street
Dillon, Montana
E. M. Yeaman
P.O
S. J. Haines
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