Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mrs. Boorman in Kalispell
Mrs. A. E. Boorman of Third Ave Kalispell Montana reports strong relief from kidney trouble using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says back pain weakness and irregular kidney function improved quickly and she has even given them to her children with satisfactory results. The ad notes the price as 60 cents and directs readers to Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for the product.
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A. E. Boorman
Third Ave
Kalispell
Mont
Dean
Doan
Pean
Froman arrested for fishing license violation at Sawin
In Sawin a Froman woman was arrested for fishing without a license after claiming she did not know a license was needed if her husband had one. Reports also note broader state events from Billings to Valier including church disarmament appeals, court death rulings, and a captured black bear cub in Valier with its mother eluding capture.
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S Withrow
The
Froman
A Froman
Pacific
Great Northern
North Dakota
Minnesota
Billings
Montana
Congress
Helena
Supreme Court
Capitol
Theodore Ch
Idaho
Jairways
Kootenas
Montana Railroad Commission
Lewistown
Moore Rod and Gun Club
D. O. McGuin
H. C. Winters
H. M. Culham
Valier
Bill Giger
Frances Heights
Rockies
Butte to Host Largest Elks and Eagles Gathering
Montana towns prepare for a five day convention in early July as Butte plans a massive celebration. 30 blocks will be decorated with color and bunting while over 26 shows and 100 concessions occupy the central business district. 15 000 to 20 000 visitors are expected with open houses at lodge clubs and informal dances shaping the social program.
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Butte
Montana
Elks. and
Charles Nevin
Granite
Monitana
Arizona Street
Quartz
Park Street
Broadway
Columbia Gardens
Elks
Miles City
Billings
Lewistown
Great Falls
Missoula
Helena
Eagles
The
Elks and Eagles
World News Highlights From Across The Nation
World events include Ruth hitting sixteenth home run last week in a game with St. Louis. Courts in Knox Indiana discharge juries in a murder case of Cecil Burkett. Evans leaves Congress for Missoula. McCormick succeeds him. Mrs Lyda Southward heads to Twin Falls Idaho to stand trial for murder. Meat packing wage-reduction suit seeks lower pay for 100000 workers. Oregon votes approve a $15 monthly WWI service bonus or $4000 real estate loan. Army bill moves toward 160000 to 170000 troops. U.S. and Mexico discuss amity and commerce treaty recognizing property rights. Flathead Indians seek help against grasshoppers. $15000 aid promised. Will suit over James Murray estate filed in Monterey County. Wheat crop forecast up 42000000 bushels. fruit crops down from 1920 levels.
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Babe “Ruth
St. Louis
Knox
Ind
Cecil Burkett
Benny Slavin
Pentecost
Washington
D. C
Evans
Missoula
Congress
Representative McCormick
Idaho
W. H. Ormsby
Chicago
Alschuler
Allied Packing
Portland
Oregon
Senate
House
Mexico
State Department
Washington, D. C
Flathead Reservation
Henry L. Myers
Department of Agriculture
Indian Bureau
San Francisco
James A. Murray
Montana
Monterey County
Murray
L. P. Forestell
Anna M. Flynn
Agnes Doyle
Cuticura Trio Promises Clear Skin Daily Use
Advertises Cuticura soap ointment and talcum as essential daily toilet preparations for cleansing soothing healing and fragrance. Item priced at 25 cents everywhere.
Montana National Guard Reorganization Delayed by Funds
Montana Adjutant General Charles L. Sheridan says lack of funds is delaying the reorganization of the Montana National Guard. Only enough money remains to finish this fiscal year, hindering plans to form 15 new companies, with Great Falls and Helena targets. Sidney already has a 68 member unit rated highly by federal inspectors. The reorganization will preserve the 163d infantry designation and place Montana in the Ninth corps area.
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Montana National Guard
Charles L. Sheridan
Sheridan
Great Falls
Helena
National Guard
Sidney
War‘ Department
Montana
France
163D Infantry
Ninth Corps
Summer classes in Telegraphy and sales jobs offered
Telegraphy courses begin June 20 at Pacific Telegraph Institute Spokane Washington teaching Morse and wireles s with large enrollment and high earning potential. Also Montana auto and other trade schools advertise sales positions with high weekly earnings and bonuses, plus miscellaneous notices on livestock poultry and personals.
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Pacific ‘Telegraph Institute
Spokane
Wash
War department plans for new guard units announced
General Sheridan outlined plans for a new guard force including a infantry battalion a battalion of engineers and a battalion of heavy field artillery these units will be recruited to peace strength and receive greater federal support than before the war provisions include paid drill time with compensation tied to monthly drill periods
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Edmonson Dental Service
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St. Bas Great Falls
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Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
Montana Newspaper Association
Idaho Falls
Clayton Rooms
Keal Hstate and Business Exchange
Arthur ‘D. Johnson Sales Co
Ford Block
Great Falls, Mont
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Wyoming
National Lond, Co
New York
Helen
Adjustment CO
Indiana
Zenome
Ontanat
Albert Teachers' Agency
Northwest
Peyton Building
Frey
Clarkston
Teachers’ Agency
Sycamore St
West
Butte College
Soo Bidg
Minneapolis
Minn
Montana Auto School
South Main Street
Butth
West States Finance Company
Farmers Union
Mayfield
Kentucky
Midland Mall
Ward
Valley
Nebr
Huseth
Obfteran Optometrist ‘and Optician
Highland Ave
Bath
Vox
Lewiston
Fred Book
Edwards & Bradford Lumbor CO
Elk
Stevens County
Phoenix Lumber Co
Elmendorf .& Poph, Inc
Jefferson County
Hree Forks
Jay W. Fancy
LC Apo
D. Haley
Dixie Valley
Churchill County
Nevada
John J. Black
Chippewa Fails
Jersey
Otto Maurer
Highwood
Brock
Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Tient
Rainer
League
Toledo
Ohio
Fort Wayne
TaDy
Detriot
Mich
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Matsonia
Pearce
Jacksonville
Fla
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BUDD
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Oakland
California
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Seattle
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