Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Lewiston Farmer
J D Sloan a Lewiston Mont retired farmer says Doan's Kidney Pills eased his back and kidney symptoms. He describes sluggish kidneys sandy sediment and rheumatic pain and notes continued use with satisfaction over four years. Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sponsor proof.
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Doan
J. D. Sloan
Boulevard St
Lewiston
Mont
Dean
Sloan
foster-Milburn Co
Mtre
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Boosts Mothers and Women
Testimonies from California and Oregon praising Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for relief from heavy, painful symptoms related to women’s health. Claims include improved strength during pregnancy and after, with references to dramatic pain relief and renewed vitality from use.
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Dr. Pierce
Roseburg
Oregon
Ckac
How to Get Rid of Your Cold
Advice on using Dr. King's New Discovery to treat colds and coughs. Claims it quickly leads to recovery and has been trusted for over fifty years for both children and adults with no after-effects. Available from druggists in 60 cent and 1.20 dollar bottles.
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Dr. King
Crippe
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Regular Bowels and Liver Aid
An advertisement urges readers to use Dr King’s New Life Pills to relieve sluggish bowels and liver congestion. It promises prompt, mild relief, improved digestion, and renewed energy for work, portraying the product as a simple solution for an unclean system.
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Dr. King
Leap Year Women Promise to Enter Politics
The statement notes that women intend to use Leap Year as a chance to engage in political activity. It highlights a movement encouraging female candidates and civic involvement during a special year.
State Orphans Home Trains Youths in Work and Arts
At Twin Bridges on the Beaverhead river the state orphans home offers domestic science for girls and farming for boys. Superintendent H B George oversees a campus with cottages, a nursery remodel, a sewing room, dairy and gardens, a hospital, and a thriving Orphans Band led by Orlie Estin. The home emphasizes discipline, education, spiritual life, and community performances with low death rates.
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Beaverhead River
Twin Bridges
State
H. B. George
Walter Shobe
George
Ellen Falconer
Madison County
Montana
E. D. Baker
Shobe
Kletzing
Methodist Church
John
Mary
Orphans’ Band
Orlie T. Estin
Estlin Theater
Delmer Post
Estlit
How to Check Spread of Scarlet Fever in Montana
Montana State Board of Health urges early physician contact to curb scarlet fever and diphtheria spread. Parents warned against misdiagnosis and sending sick children to school. Emphasizes that mild cases can worsen, risking deaths. calls for prompt medical evaluation for sore throat fever or vomiting.
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Montana
Montana State Board of Health
Boards of Health
What You Can And Cannot Do Under Prohibition Law
The article outlines 18th Amendment restrictions one year after ratification. It details permitted actions such as storing in bonded warehouses and home use with guests, with doctor prescription rules, and moves with permits. It also lists prohibitions on buying, carrying, shipping, or possessing liquor outside authorized contexts, including limits on two residences and restrictions on fermentation fruit juice.
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United States
Stage Prohibition
Paper mill proposed for northern Montana site
R P McLaughlin supervisor of the Blackfeet national forest outlines a proposed Northern Montana paper mill with 1 300 000 cords yearly. Likely location near Flathead river west of Glacier park would supply 2 500 000 cords of pulp wood accessible to roads and waterways. Rail access and natural power near Flathead lake support production for intermountain markets from the Canadian border to the Gulf of Mexico with annual regional paper use about 140 000 tons.
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Montana
R. P. McLaughlin
Blackfeet National Forest
Flathead Lake
Intermountain
Gulf of Mexico
City Clerk Error Wows Harlem Aldermen and Judge
In Harlem a city clerk misreads a Police Magistrate report during a council session. The record notes an Indian ward of the government detained by the city marshal in November with a pint of whisky purported for the court and later marked as confiscated. The moment shocks the aldermen, the judge blushes, and the clerk’s handwriting becomes a joke as the court settles with ginger ale.
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Harlem
Angstman
Dolven
First Montana Farmer John Pickering Dies in Boulder
John D. Pickering, born 1831 in New Hampshire, died in Boulder. A Montana pioneer, he planted the state's first apple trees and helped advance agricultural development after arriving in 1866 following Civil War service.
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John D. Pickering
Boulder
Montana
Mr. Pickering
New Hampshire
Missouri Valley
Buffalo Trail Highway Aims To Link Billings And Great Falls
Enthusiastic road boosters in Fergus Wheatland and Musselshell counties push the Buffalo Trail Highway to connect Billings and Great Falls reducing the distance to 125 miles. The route parallels the Billings to Hobson line, links with the Custer battlefield highway at Hobson, and will feature buffalo emblems on 20 signs. Tourist camps at Hobson and Hedges offer primitive amenities with planned shelters and government aid for buffalo statues.
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Great Falls
Billings
Montana
Fergus
Wheatland
Musselshell
Buffalo Trail Highway Association
Custer Trail
Roundup
Grass Range
Custer Association
Hobson
Buffalo Association
Buffalo
Custer
Billings-Great Falls
Great Northern
Hob
Ryegate
Milwaukee Railway
Lavina
Custer Battlefield
Omaha
Sioux City
Black Hills
Sheridan
Glacier National Park
Trail Association
Hedges
Roberts’ Creek
To Have a Clear Sweet Skin with Cuticura
Advertises Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness roughness or itching. Recommends using Cuticura Soap and hot water rinse. dry gently. dust on Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Price 25 cents each.
Billings Seeks 600000 Bond for New High School
The Billings school board announces a $600,000 bond issue for a new high school building to be voted on at the April 3 school election. The existing 1914 building is described as inadequate in size.
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Billings
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