Census Finds Link Between Occupation and Lung Tuberculosis
Washington reports a census bulletin showing occupation affects tuberculosis deaths, with farmers and related trades faring better than many urban or industrial jobs. Among printers and press workers deaths from tuberculosis peak before age 34, while gardeners and miners show different age patterns. The study urges licensing for veterinary practice amid concerns over unqualified practitioners.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Law to Regulate Veterinary Practice in Montana
Dr. Walter J. Taylor of Montana Agricultural College asks the press to note a proposed law to regulate veterinary medicine for the next legislature. He says Montana lacks such regulation unlike neighboring states and quacks are harming stock and public health, driving reputable vets to leave the state. A state veterinarians society exists in Montana and met in Helena.
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Taylor
Knowles
Livingston
Cheney
Miles City
Bozeman
Walter J. Taylor
Department of Veterinary Science
Montana Agricultural College
Montana
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Helena
Names and Addresses Wanted for Indian War Veterans
The National Indian War Veterans seek names and addresses of veterans who served after the Civil War through 1883 in battles against hostile Indians on the western frontier. The association will record these to aid pension efforts before Congress. Delegates Hegwar and Hauser head to Washington to push for recognition of frontier veterans.
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United States
National Indian War Veterans
Market Street
Denver
Colorado
Henry Hegwar
C. R. Hauser
Washington
Truck Gardens for the West Gateway to Vast Farm Wealth
George L. McDonaugh of the Union Pacific Bureau of Land argues Omaha will become the gateway to a large truck farming region in the west. He cites irrigation and land cultivation progress, westward colonization, and improved rail and market links through Omaha to Chicago and St Louis, foreseeing immense wealth from truck farming and combined stock and grain resources.
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George L. McDonaugh
Union Pacific Bureau of Land
Omaha
McDonaugh
West
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
Weoming
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha Bee
Stray Notice of a Gelding Found Near Bedrock
A four-year-old gelding arrived near Bedrock around July 1. It is branded with an H and an 8 in the center on the left thigh. The rightful owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying charges.
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Bedrock
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Paul Brown
Provost & Ripley
Foster
Employment Agency
Depot
Dillon, Mont
Cash Grocer's
Uhas
Perry
GEO. R. Metlen
Rist
Huber Bros
Jewelers
Masonic Temple
R. E. Ober
E. Bannack St
E. ML
Yeaman
P.O
Beaverhead County
Dillon Real Estate
Montana State Normal College
Bannack Street
Nevada
Center Street
Virginia Street
Glendale Street
Sebree Street
Gall
Johnson & Boone
E. T. Brock
Prop
Arlin
Arts
The
Marlin Firearms Co
Willow Street
New Haven, Conn
H. A. Bond
M.D
Idaho Street
Tention
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
E. R. Ackley
Paneer
the Examiner
Saul
John Orr
Fai
Acadia
Martin & Critz, Prep’s
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