Dont Dont DonT Dont Dont a Breezy Photoplay
A breezy photoplay about a conventional modern American girl in a small town headlines Alf Gouldings Dont, showing Sally ONeil in a new screen role. Agnes Johnston wrote the scenario from a story by Rupert Hughes. Also notes Tattersalls sewing supplies and Dr. Curry moving to new dental offices with new phone number.
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Alf Goulding
Hartwig Theatre
Sally O'Neil
Agnes Christine Johnston
Rupert Hughes
R. D. Curry
Corn Removers and Beautifiers Advertised in Whimsical Tone
An ad touts nine corn removers three highly recommended and describes stylish hair in some areas while tabooed growth in others. It promotes an AI remover and a hair growing tonic as beautifiers with odor memory and Valentine Bath Salts for a transformative bath experience. A method to treat brittle hair yields gloss and sheen to enhance appearance.
Montana Tax Totals Show Large Gain in 1925 26
Montana internal revenue figures reveal a $151 700 15 increase in total collections for 1925 26 with June 30 1926 totals at 2 410 797 11 and yesterday 2 562 497 26 Corporation taxes rise 107 143 75 while individual income and other returns fall 24 224 52 The net income tax gain 82 919 23 and miscellaneous items up 68 780 92 reflect broader business improvement, despite tax cuts and expanded exemptions.
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Helena
Montana
C. A. Rasmussen
Congress
Rasmussen
Internal Revenue Office
Resmueson
Insurance victim wins dollar policy and bets $25
Orlando Miller, owner of a second hand store, held a $10,000 accident policy and a $25 side bet with the agent. After injuring an ankle in a car incident, the insurer denied indemnity, citing policy terms. Miller then received a $25 check to cover the bet, leaving him both lucky and wiser.
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Big Timber Pioneer
Orlando Miller
Miller
Beavers to Cost This Barber Many Haircuts
Ted Slayton, a Lima barber, admitted six counts of shipping beaver skins without a permit. Justice Good fined him $25 per count totaling $150 after a hearing. The shipments dated from last November to April this year, with deputy A. D. Roushar tracing them from New York City to Montana.
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Lima
Ted Slayton
Fort Benton
Justice of the Peace
R. S. Good
A. D. Roushar
New York City
Montana
Want Ad Spotlight From The Examiner
The Examiner runs a want column highlighting local needs and offers. Read for job listings, goods for sale, and services available in the community. Check current notices for dates, prices, and contact details.
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The
Examiner
Klan Meeting and Lecture Planned in Livingston
Livingston prepares for a large Klan event with Dr. Hiram Wesley Evans delivering a lecture at the fair grounds on Aug. 6. A parade precedes the talk and a caravan will tour Yellowstone park in the days after, drawing thousands of Klansmen and visitors to Montana.
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Livingston
Mont
Hiram Wesley Evans
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Fair Grounds
Evans
America
Yellowstone Park
Dr Evane
Thellowstone Wonder Playground
Lee Cay
Farming Growth in Montana Amid Dry Years
The figures indicate Montana farming growth despite a sharp 1920 to 1925 decline caused by severe drought. Many new settlers lacked farming experience and capital, and the region faced unprecedented dry years forcing hundreds to quit farms.
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Montana
Improved Land in Farms Figures for Montana Growth
Montana improved farm land figures show steady growth despite drought and low agricultural mood. State data indicate increases from 84,675 to 12,596,166 acres across the listed years, reflecting long term expansion in cultivated land.
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Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Eliel Brothers Add New Gift Department to Store
Eliel Brothers have added a gift section featuring oriental goods, with Japanese and Chinese articles. The store plans a holiday season stock increase and promotes items suitable as party favors and prizes for year round gifts.
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Eliel Brothers
Butte Meeting Draws Montana Auto Supply Salesmen
Fred Woodside Anson Baxter and Tom O'Keefe of Montana Auto Supply attended a Chevrolet salesmen meeting in Butte last Friday. Walt Pitcher Twin Bridges Fred Grose Sheridan and H T Kraable Lima were among other sales men in the territory at the event led by Mr Fox of Portland.
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Fred Woodside
Anson Baxter
Tom O'Keefe
Montana Auto Supply Company
Chevrolet
Butte
Walt Pitcher
Twin Bridges
Fred’ Grose
Sheridan
H. T. Kraable
Lima
Mr. Fox
Portland
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Goulding
Tattersall’s
Charleston
City Drug CO
Ku Klux Klan
Renee Rene Seer
Eumen Senate
Wee
Pyke
Oakland
Fisher
Oakland Six
Motors
Montana Auto Sales CO
Beaverhead Motors Company
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