Washington-George B. Christian named to federal trade commission
Multiple short items from several cities report appointments and actions. George B. Christian, former Harding secretary, joins the federal trade commission while Mrs. Warren G Harding will edit the Marion Star. Other dispatches note Mexican unrest, Bolshevik death, oil disputes, a cow rescue tragedy, tax figures, and prize stock records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George B. Christian
Harding
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Mexican
Marion
Ohio
Warren
Marion Star
Brownsville
Tex
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Moscow
Nicoli Lenine
Red Dic
Tator
Ingleman
Sinclair Company
New Orleans
Tampico
Laredo
Denver
Dan Casement
Manhattan
Kas
California Fig Syrup Ad Warns Against Counterfeits
An old advertisement urges mothers to use genuine California Fig Syrup to clean a baby’s liver and bowels. It claims the laxative is harmless, non narcotic, sweetens the stomach, and starts the bowels without griping, advising to insist on authentic product with proper directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Classifieds Offer Duroc Sale and Dairy Ads Across States
Classified list includes Gagh & Kurtz Duroc sale in South Dakota with sow paying herself, Holstein bulls from Ringling Dairy Ranch Montana, Aberdeen Angus bulls trade offers, registered Duroc boars from Montana, salt-meter for curing hams, help wanted ads for cook and sales staff, teachers, and general auction and supply notices across Montana, North Dakota, and surrounding regions. Includes furs repair and professional services notes Slated for 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagh & Kurtz
Groton
South Dakota
Hurry
Yorkshaires
Joseph J. Carignan
Avondale
Montana
North Dakota Holstein Breeding Circuit Association
G. I. Skogman
New Salem
N. D
Durham
Laurel, Mont
Poultry and seed ads dominate Western markets
Rural notices from Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon offer seeds seedlings purebred poultry stock and farm lands. Listings include Dorsey Greenfield Company Butte Montana Alciee Clover Timothy seed and nursery stock from Kimberly Nurseries Idaho. Buyers sought for live poultry and livestock with high market prices. Also real estate offers for irrigable lands near Polson and Spokane and insect-free breeding stock from multiple breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsh Greenfield Company
Butte
Montana
Meador
Norwood
Idaho
Kimberly Nurseries
Kimberly
C. R. Lowery
Route
Boise
Jacob Erving
Winlock
Wash
Iowa
Thompsons
Plymouth Rocks
Minot Fair
Henry Frandsen
Drake
N. D
Ray
Route 3
Box
Tacoma
Clarence Orser
Colgate
N.C
Kent Hatchery
Kent, Wash
Flathead Valley
Garden of the Rockies
Lake County Bankers’ Association
Polson
Columbia Highway
McNulty Station
St. Helens
Portland
A. B. Larson
Warren
Ore
Minnesota
Oscar H. Smith
State Commissioner of Immigration
Department
St. Paul
Apoka
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Milan Farms Development Company
Old National Bank
Dept. G
Spokane
California
Palo Verde Valley
Cronkright
Pico
Los Angeles
Calif
City
Preston. Johnson
General Delivery
Washington
Libby
Mont
Fisnefeee Sur
Sto
Newa
Calgary
Albert
O. H. Woods
Airdrie
Alta
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Elk
Montana Mineral Output in 1923 Reaches $56.7 Million
The Interior Department reports Montana ore values for gold silver copper lead and zinc in 1923 at 56 656 000 up from 44 925 949 in 1922. Copper output rose to 224 132 600 pounds valued at 32 276 000 while silver reached 13 965 000 ounces valued at 11 018 800 and gold totaled 1 796 500. Major producers include Anaconda Butte and Superior Elm Arlu and Jardine mines with zinc output rising to about 135 000 000 pounds.
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Montana
Department of the Interior
C. N. Gerry
Geological Survey
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Shannon
Parnes King Company
Ruby Gulch
Phillips County
Jardine
Park County
Swissmont
Jefferson County
Goldsmith
Butte and Superior
Elm Arlu
Drumlummon
Short Shift
Hibernia
Keating
Champion
East Butte
Orofino
North Butte
Anaconda Copper
Elm Orlu
Colorado
Hast Butte
Silver Dyke
Champion, Anselmo and
Poser Properties
Cascade County
East Butte Copper Company
North Butte Mining Company
Anaconda
Elim Orlu
Anselmo
Moulton
Poser
Snow Storm
Lincoln County
Black P
Judith Pasin
Anselmo, Moulton, Hibernia
Emma
Butte Copper and Zinc Company
Citizenship Day plans announced for Fourth of July
The Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs and its American Citizenship department, chaired by Mrs. Dolly Dean Burgess of Helena, issue contest rules for the Richardson-Morrow Citizenship Cup. Communities must notify by March 1 and follow guidelines to present top patriotic programs for the Fourth of July to win the cup.
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Montana
American Citizenship Department
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dolly Dean Burgess
Helena
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. A. Richardson
Forsyth
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
J. H. Morrow
Moore
State Federation
Burgess
General Federation
Washington, D. C
Richardson-Morrow
Billings
Montana Federated Women’s Clubs
Ministerial Association
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Miners and business moves dominate Montana notes
The Buckeye mine eyes a restart in Virginia. In Ennis muskrats flood Madison river. Butte hosts a midwinter trip to California with 300 travelers. Fergus county may gain Texas Oil Company activity. Coal miner Joe Tomsic dies in Ashoe cave in with four injured. Sunburst Refining plans higher gasoline output. Butte crime fears rise as two gangs terrorize the north end. Anaconda Copper buys Davis Daly for 3 million. Los Angeles witnesses recall as Horace Greer case sees memory lapses among witnesses including star Mable Normand.
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Lewistown
Texas Oil Company
Fergus County
Red Lodge
Joe Tomsic
Ashoe
Great Falls
Sunburst Refining Company
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Davis- Daly Company
Davis-Daly
Los Angeles
Horace Greer
Courtland Dines
Dines
Mable Normand
Carbon County Moisture Totals Reported For Past Year
Carbon County logged 34.81 inches of moisture in the past year according to regional weather data, indicating a high moisture level for the period and suggesting implications for agriculture and water resources in the area.
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Carbon County
Record Weather Extremes Mark Year Despite Snow Totals
I A Draper reports a long list of records including a high of 133 inches of snow and a year end low of 37 below, tied only by 1919. January 1914 and 1919 show dry patterns while July 21 reaches 98 and September hits 92, with a new 1908 high surpassed by 8.79 inches.
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I. A. Draper
Fletcher's Castoria Advertises Longtime Use
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a remedy used for over 30 years to ease babies and children of constipation wind colic diarrhea and feverishness by regulating the stomach and bowels and aiding digestion.
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Fletcher
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Ringling Dairy Ranch
White Sulphur Springe
Fair Deal Meat and Produce Company
Second Street South
Great Malls
Rafich
H. Connolly
Big Timber
Liberal
Grand Non Tea Co
Albert Thachers Agency
H. Reed
de Veaux
Niagara Falls
N. J
Billard Repair Shop
Gatena St
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co
Gladiolus
Harper, Florist
Ash
St. Mary’s
Mother Superior
5Th Ave. N
T. J. Hocking
Royal and Corwin Typewriters
Glasgow
Hoenck
Buth, Mont
Montane
Ational Surety Co
Ee York
Dander X Laboratories
Mitchell
Morrison
W. Holden
Seattle
Budd
San Francisco
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Butte, Mont
R.A. McNown
Wilkinson Ridg
Omaha
Neb
Lima
William Mohler
Katherine Mohler
Virginia City
Ennis
Madison River
A Bayer
Bayer
Mlle
Cat Creek
Mutual Oil Company
Montana Crude
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