Woman’s health tonic for nerves and feminine vitality
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe nerve and feminine health tonic for women facing stress, sleepless nights, and weakness. It claims broad approval from thousands and over a million bottles sold last year, offering liquid or tablet forms and a ten cent trial pack by mail from Buffalo New York. The piece also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as an efficient laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Jordan Begins First State Refinery Operation
A small refinery at Jordan has started turning out one barrel of gasoline daily and claims the distinction of being the state’s first oil refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Mrs. Vincent Testimony
Mrs. A. Vincent of Missoula Montana reports a severe kidney episode with backache and urinary issues, saying two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her pain and improved her health. The ad promotes the product price 60 cents and credits Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
A. Vincent
N. Third St
Missoula
Mont
Multiple world and local items across the 1920s era news
A wide array of brief notices feature price moves on crude oil, Nebraska land law, ambassadorial appointments, Utah sheep losses in a blizzard, a pioneer death, Volstead act politics, Japanese-Siberia actions, a fatal horse incident in Oklahoma, San Francisco editor obsequies, Spanish fossil turtles near Valencia, grain exchange hearings, a hospital commander’s death, Elks funds, U.S. gasoline price cuts, a Dallas murder confession, a notable Jersey cow Dorothea, and state lumbermen meetings in Fresno plus a St. Paul banker’s death and a drowning in Oregon newborn pool accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Neb
McKelvie
Nebraska
Washington
George L. Harvey
Great Britain
State Department
Salt Lake City
Milford
Newhouse
Black Rock
Utah
W. A. Stephenson
St. Paul
William Cairncross
Scotland
Congress
House
Volstead
Judiciary Committee
Tokio
Siberia
W. J. Davis
Chita
Picher
Okla
San Francisco
Valencia
Spain
Museum of Natural Sciences
Madrid
Hernandez Pacheco
House Agriculture Committee
Portland
Robert C. Yenney
Base Hospital 46
Base Hospital
University of Oregon
National Elks Order
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Dallas
Texas
Paris
Virgin Sampson
Blanche ‘Wadford
Hairdstown
Salem
Poppy Dorothea
Frank Lynn
Perrydale
Polk County
Ore
Dorothea
Lynn
Fresno
Cal
Harding
Western Retail Lumbermen's Association
Lumbermen’s ‘Mutual Society
J. Boorman
Great Falls
Mont
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
County Printing Must Be Done Within Montana
Attorney General Wellington reports a 1917 Montana law requiring all county printing work to be performed within the state. The Supreme Court upheld the act, and the opinion states county printing cannot be sent to a foreign state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wellington
D. Rankin
Montana
Hersey
Moritana
Oil land fortune waits this woman and sons
A Montana state-wide notice seeks to locate Mrs. Katie Morrison who left Oklahoma in 1913 or 1914 with two sons Okla and Grance Morrison. Described as 5 feet 7 inches, 155 pounds, light hair and gray eyes, she may be in Montana or Washington. A $50 reward offers information to contact authorities. Also, Lewistown employers plan an open shop for new building projects.
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Northwest
Montana
Katie Morrison
Oklahoma
Washington
C. C. Carson
Bayfield
Colo
Congress Seeks Gold Resource Tax Revenue Bill
In Washington a bill to conserve gold ore resources was introduced by Rep. McFadden. It proposes a 50 cent excise tax per pennyweight of fine gold in manufactured articles at sale and a 50 cent premium to producers of newly mined gold in U S and possessions. In Chicago Daniel Hodgdon, president of Yesper university, resigns amid claims of Bolshevik propaganda and inside influence linked to federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McFadden
House Banking Committee
United States
Chicago
Yesper
Valparaiso
Ind
Daniel Russel Hodgdon
Dr. Hodgdon
Montana Local Briefs Across Cities And Programs
Reports from Helena Missoula Great Falls and Billings cover distribution of timber sale proceeds to Flathead Indians with each member receiving 100 dollars and the state planning a 25 tons per day ice plant for Montana Brewing in Great Falls. Red Lodge gains a commercial summer resort permit while Missoula ships 2000 60 pound tubs of butter to western Montana creameries. Brockton to host a four day July 4 celebration Indian cooperation cited. Also notes executive board appointment for Ruth E Kramer at Prickly Pear valley and a fish rearing pond plan discussed in Billings with a sportsmen dinner. Railroad sanitation promises and a Cat Creek district oil well spuds upcoming.
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Helena
Great
Northern
Missoula
Flathead
Great Falls
Montana Brewing Company
West Central Avenue
Walter H. Jensen
Red Lodge
George Chenowith
United States Forestry Department
Beartooth
Rock Creek
Western
Ruth
E. Kramer
State Vocational School For Girls
Prickly Pear Valley
Dixon
L. O. Edmunds
Harlowton
Billings
Columbus
Big Timber
Montana
New State Fish and Game Commission
H.C. Crippen
Charles A. Jakways
James M. Self Named Judge in Fourth District
Governor Dixon appoints James M. Self to the fourth judicial district to succeed the late R. L. McCullough.
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Gye Care Book Marine Co
State Life Insurance Company
Great Falls, Mont
Holland
Goh
Colorado
Open Shop
Lewistown
Cat Creek
S. C. Huseth
Obriran Optometrist and Optician
Great Falls, Montana
Rancher’s Hail & Fire Insurance CO
Montana Mutual” of
Simpson
John J. Black
Chipewa Falls
Wisconsin
Equity Co-operative Association
Corvallis
Superior
Postum Cereal Co,Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
Montana Newspaper. Association
Great’ Falls
Stillwater .Co
Mary L. Clark
North San Diego
Calif
John Deere
Studebaker
Maxwell
Jarnest A. Burett
Brady
W. Salem
Ladd & Bush Bank
W. Bean
NHW
Second Wand
Bert's
Wyoming
Arthur D. Johnson Sales Co
Ford Block
Frank Lemmber
Central Avenue
Luwis & Walker
Hutte
Kentucky
Chester
LAN Nille
Pacific Telegraph Institute
Spokane
Wash
Albert Teachers’ Agency
Peyton
Butte College Telegraphy
Butte
Montana Auto School
South Main Street
Ontana Auto School
Budd
San Neisco
Ball
Oakland
California
Morrison
Seattle
Eddy
Westport
Station
Kansas City
Missouri
Hoge Building
Valley
Pacific
Rich Co
Coulter Block
Hamilton
Edwards & Bradford: Lumber CO
Elk
Stevens County
Beat County
Phoenix Lumber Co
Arekars
Debchutes
Ore-gon
Township 35
Range
N. Glasgow
Innsdale
Albert Moog
Santa Ana
Black Butte
Hilger, Mont
Lippitt
Mayville
North Dakota
F. B. Leach
Culp & Sons
Ness
Salt
Lakh City
Fairfax Breeding
W. H. Donald
Melville
H. Bickel
Otto Maurer
Highwood
Lionheart Kennels
Angnda
Darsh & Greenfield Co
Jay
E.dy Casey & Sons
Waitsburg
Henacres
Inland Empire
C. W. Leghorns
Prosser
Strawberrie Mountain
Etree
Meadows
Idaho
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