Letter Details Dr Pierce Remedies Healing Mrs Atshcut
A five year history of illness led Mrs S G Atshcut to seek Dr Pierce's guidance. She describes avoiding surgery, using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery Lotion Tablets and Pleasant Pellets, and credits improved health and two healthy children to the regimen. She also mentions 20 years of Pleasant Pellets for liver and bowels and invites readers to request the Medical Adviser for free advice.
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Car
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Royalties at Fergus Field Highlight Value and Disputes
A Fergus county hearing before District Judge Briscoe addressed a restraining order to stop A. R. Mitchell from disposing of royalty rights on the Wildschutz tract in the Mosby field. The case centers on a one third of one percent royalty in 160 acres, a $7500 deal with partial cash paid, and potential for multiple wells as two Frantz Nos. 2 and 3 already produce 4000 barrels daily. Briscoe took the matter under advisement.
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Briscoe
Fergus County
A. R. Mitchell
Wildschutz
Mosby Field
Hik
Lewistown
J. J. McIntosh
Dean's Kidney Pills Claim Back Pain Relief
A Missoula woman reports severe backache and kidney trouble improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says two boxes ended her pain and all related symptoms, with no further kidney issues since. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburne Co Buffalo NY markets the product.
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Dean
Mra
Montana towns report crops and industry notes
State estimates predict Hill county crops yield about 1.8 million dollars. Wilsall plans an electric line from Livingston into the Shields river valley. Broadview farmers hold 250000 bushels of wheat. Jessie Rayfield Pearl’s marriage to Charles Pearl annulled. license issued to wed William Hazard. Billings behind Montana Refinery startup. Attorney General Ford may practice in Billings after term. Libby fire destroys Lincoln livery and 11 horses. Rialto theater stock settled by Rowe and Dreibelbis. Carter Oil prepares extensive Montana drilling near Duck Creek. Augusta boy Richard Kenck brought home a two point deer. Lewistown hunter Howard Sherman brings largest blacktail buck, 235 pounds dressed with 19 points. Berkeley Jefferies aids in cattle rustling case in Aber deen area. Roundup tax question hinges on Musselshell valuation for auditor job.
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Havre
Hill County
Wilsall
Livingston
Shields River
Broadview
Billings
Jessie Rayfield Pearl
Charles Edward Pearl
William E. Hazard
Montana
Ford
Libby
Lincoln
M. J. Devitt
Mike Shea
Butte
James H. Rowe
Louis Dreibelbis
Rialto Theater
Jensen and
von Herberg
Carter Oil Company
Duck Creek
Augusta
Richard Kenck
O. A. Kenck
Lewistown
Howard Sherman
Bkalaka
Sim Jefferies
Aberdeen
Oscar Olander
Isabel
Peterson
Musselshell
Montana Voters Rebuff Road Bond and Primary Changes
Belated returns from 305 of 1,482 precincts show voters opposing changes to Montana primary rules and endorsing several education measures while rejecting a road bond. Irrigation bonds drew more support than opposition, and county boards of equalization faced a slim defeat amid broad opposition to state government reorganizations.
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Montana
Helena
Boxing Commission
Patronage of New Governor to Fill State Posts
Governor-elect Dixon will assume office January 2. Appointments to about 150 state posts and board memberships will largely shape the new administration. Most positions pay no salary, terms vary from one to seven years, and initial appointments will be slow with only one member retiring per year on small boards. The list includes key posts such as state warden, hospital superintendent, and chair of the accident board, plus numerous professional examiners and board positions across agencies.
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Dixon
Statehouse
Register State Lands
State Insane Asylum
Bureau Child and Animal Protection
Board of Pharmacy
Livestock Sanitary Board
Game and Fish Commission
Highway Commission
Land Office
Great Falls
Billings
Sheep Dipping Law Struck Down by Federal Judge
United States District Judge George M. Bourquin in Butte blocked Montana's sheep dipping regulation. The Wood Livestock Company sought an injunction against the state livestock sanitary commission, ruling the rule discriminates against interstate commerce by forcing dipping for all sheep entering Montana for grazing on forest ranges.
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United States
George M. Bourquin
Butte
Wood Livestock Company
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Montana
World and Local News Roundup Amid Global and Domestic Events
Venice founder Abbot Kinney dies at 70 in Venice California. Other items report political wins and losses in the Non-Partisan league, naval enlistment pace, and President Wilson avoiding Debs. Michigan women win public offices. Lenina flags Russia’s food crisis. California passes anti alien land law. Chile Britain recognize Mexico. feminism wins Yoncalla. Greek PM Venizelos to retire if king restored. Notable crimes and health stories including a Camden bank murder confession, back Bay death, a Kansas City assault, and Christy Mathewson’s tuberculosis update. A Philippine voting law change and Pershing’s Brazil visit are noted.
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Venice
Cal
Abbot Kinney
Denver
League
Washington
Navy
Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Detroit
Michigan
London
Nickolai Lenina
Russia
San Francisco
California
Chile
Great Britain
Mexico
United States
Yoncalla
Ore
Athens
Venizelos
Greece
New York
Harding
New Orleans
Canal Zone
United Fruit Company
Norfolk
Mount Holly
N. J
Frank J. James
Raymond W. Schuck
Camden
David S. Paul
Boston
Ambrose E. Roberts
Back Bay
Charlotte
N. C
Gastonia
John Ford
Lincolnton
Chicago
Grace Phillips
Rio Janeiro
General Pershing
Brazil
Maring
Guanabara Palace
Manila
Philippine Senate
Philippines
St. Louis
Edna Ellis
Albert Ellis
Ellis
Christy Mathewson
Saranac Lake
Helena legislator backs retaining state game duties
M. D. Chatfield of Helena, soon to sit in the next legislature, argued for keeping the state game department under state control rather than shifting it to sheriffs. He spoke at the Red and Gun club meeting at the Commercial club. A motion approved paying the club’s Montana Sportsmen’s Association dues. A committee of Abbott, Gaw, Sr., and Day was formed to ask Montana papers to refrain from publishing elk teeth ads from eastern jewelers.
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M. D. Chatfield
Helena
State Game Department
Lewis and Clark County Red and Gun Club
Commercial Club
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
A. H. Abbott
Hugh K. Gaw
Cecil Day
Bear Catches Fish in Kalispell Creek Graceful Fisher
A Nyack region black bear near Kalispell using old fishing methods caught white fish for herself and her cub. John O Connor, a homesteader and park guard, observed the bear standing in a creek and pulling fish from the water with her claws in quick succession.
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Nyack
Kalispell
John O'Conner
Mail rules halt skunk hide shipments in Montana
A post office policy blocks mailing of skunk hides, crippling local skunk trapping businesses. Raw hides can be mailed if air cured, but skunk hides are not accepted, forcing sellers to seek alternatives to reach buyers and rely less on Uncle Sam.
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Montana
Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
Numerous Widow Prospects and Marriage Ads in 1900s Classifieds
A flood of personal ads offers marriage opportunities from widows and bachelors across states. Names, ages, and fortunes are listed. many promise confidentiality and rapid matches, including Mrs Bodd in San Francisco and Mrs Ball in Oakland.
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California
Columbus
Oho
Toledo
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
League
Detroitt
Mich
Ralph Slyde
Minna St
San Francisco
Bodd
Cal
Profit in War on Moles Drives Northwestern Moleskins Trade
The biological survey under the USDA leads an extermination campaign against crop destroying moles. Moleskins fetched farmers in Oregon and Washington about 60 thousand dollars annually. Northwestern mole pelts proved superior to Scotch moles, with the moleskins selling for roughly 60 to 60 cents each amid strong demand.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Washington
Whisky Ring In Havre Outpost Says Federal Officers
Federal prohibition enforcers label Havre as the outpost for a whisky ring moving alcohol across the Canadian Montana boundary. They describe operatives as spies employed by bootleggers and claim their organization is stronger than that of federal agents battling the traffic.
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Canadian-Montana
Havre
Russian thistle to aid Montana housing block project
In Montana the dreaded Russian thistle will be mixed with clay to form blocks for construction. A Miles City company plans to manufacture these clay blocks and build dwellings. The method, used in California, replaces thistle with chopped hay and straw for binding. The blocks are fireproof and weatherproof.
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Montana
Miles City
California
One Nordyke Marmon mill promises fine flour grinding
A Nordyke Marmon three pair high six roller mill with capacity forty bushels per hour is described as able to grind to any fineness, indicating its suitability for varied milling needs.
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Nordyke & Marmon
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R. William's
Antonny Aves
E. Minneapolis, Minn
Rere
Ewes
THE
Eye Werereg
Chiraty
Montana Newspaper Association
Arthur Johnson Sales Co
Ford Block
Grant Fajis, Mont
Albert Teachers Agency
Peyton
Spokane
Wuelfie Telegraph Institute
N. Wall
Wash
West
Butte College Telegraphy
Hornce
Minneapolis
Mont
Shonkin
KODAK
Eastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drug Co
Central Avenue
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Tout & McCarthy
Great Falls, Mont
West Bitter Root Valley
Synony
Pacific Slope
W. P. Rice Co
Coulter Bio
Hamilton
Stevens County
Beat
Phoenix Lumber Co
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Elk
John J. Black
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Cascaded
Shi
Harsh Greenfield Company
Clark W. Allen
Big Timber
Timothy
Alfal « Nelson Co
Alelfa Hay
Sun River Valley
Hanna
Simms
Robert
Rowell
Grea Falls
Rocky Mountain Security Co., Inc
National Surety Co
Hnlena Adjustment CO
KELLY
Kelly Drug Company
1St Ave
First Ave
Great Faulx, Mont
Silver Creek
E. L. Vineyard
S. C. Huseth
SSS
Oprici
M. N. A—Wk
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