Rimini Revival Seen In Arsenic Industry Rise
Mining engineer C. W. Geddes leads a bid to revive Rimini Montana turning to arsenic and lead silver with a 100 to 300 ton mill and roasting plant. Lee Mountain properties hold high grade ore while demand grows for arsenic in insecticides paints and glass.
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Rimini
C. W. Geddes
Geddes
Lee Mountain
Butte
Helena
Cotton
Montana
Washoe
Jardine Mining Company
Gardiner
South
Paris
Paul Gow
Tuolumne Copper Company
Anaconda Copper Company
Young Ireland
Ten Mile
Vaughn
D. G. Tutt and Associates
Territory
Samuel T. Hauser
A. M. Holter
John G. Vawter
Jos
Van Meer Well hailed as largest in North Field
The Van Meer oil well near the Kevin Sunburst field was brought in at a depth of 1514 feet with a flush production between 4000 and 5000 barrels per day. Off the Shoshone Storm No 1 and McDonald Sweet grass No 1, the well attracted hundreds as the control head was set and oil spurted over the derrick.
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van Meer
North Country
Regal Oil Company
L. C. Stevenson
Jack Decker
Robert van Meer
William Mansfield
E. B. Mason
British Columbia
Back of Malta Affair Involving Homestead Triangle
Nance Spence, shot three times by Mrs. Senie Jones at the Malta ranch, is reported improving at Sacred Heart hospital Havre. Jones, charged with assault with deadly weapon or first degree, held on 5000 bond. Newport Tenn lawyers offer to bond. Tennessee Jones led a complex past with Spence and Jones denying kinship.
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Nance Spence
Senie Jones
Malta
Spence
Sacred Heart Hospital
Havre
Jones
Newport
Tenn
North Montana to plant about 160000 acres of corn
J. C. Taylor state leader of county agents reports about 160000 acres of corn will be planted north of the Missouri River from the continental divide to the Dakota line. He warns of a short frost free season and urges farmers to use early maturing varieties and plant by May 20 to improve chances.
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Missouri River
Continental Divide
Dakota Line
J. C. Taylor
Montana State College
Bozeman
Taylor
Montana
Williston
N. C
Alberta Liquor Law Begins After Prohibition Era
Alberta ends prohibition with a May 12 effective date for the new government liquor sales. Beer priced at 4.15 a case delivered. glass prices pending. Permits cost 2.00 yearly for all purchases, or 1.00 for beer only. Spirits may be kept in hotels with bonafide guest access.
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Alberta
Castoria Claims Eight-Decade Use for Infant Ailments
The advertisement promotes Mother Wetcher’s Castoria noting over 80 years of use to relieve constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims to ease feverishness and aid digestion by regulating the stomach and bowels and promises natural sleep without opiates.
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Miles City
C. M. Yerrington
Powder River County
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Billings
Northern Pacific Railway
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Yellowstone County
Cass County
North Dakota
Uated
North Dakota Agricultural College
Akeley
Minn
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Free. Co
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Worthwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Sam D
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COMA
Arthur Berry
Broadway
Wyoming Street
Shambra Hot Springs
Rheumat Boom and Board
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Iee Motans
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Montana Meat and Commission Co
WM. B. Finlay
C. P. A. Public Accountant
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A. F. Mavity
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