MALT AND VINOUS LIQUORS UNDER BAN
Senate adopts conference report on prohibition measures limiting medicinal prescriptions of beer and light wines. The bill sets 100 prescriptions per physician every three months and caps a patient to a quart of spirits or wine containing at most a half pint of alcohol per 10 days.
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Washington
Senate
House
Palmer
Cows Pour Into Bitter Root Dairy Effort In Valley
Walter Clapp returned from the Bitter Root with 14 Jersey cows to join his dairy herd, bringing total first class stock to 25. A. O. Onserud ships milking stock from Washington, while Carl Huntley milks 25 Shorthorns at Huntley Cattle Co. August Zimmer milks 25 Jerseys bought with Huntley in Bitter Root. More dairying interest grows as Governor Allen’s prediction gains support and Chris began backs a local cheesemaker with backing to invest in the cellar.
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Walter Clapp
A. O. Onserud
Washington
Carl Huntley
Huntley Cattle Company
August Zimmer
Allen
Chris
Dillon
Switzerland of America
Big Hole Basin News
Rail motor bus trial signals future of mountain routes
The Northern Pacific tested a 17 passenger rail motor bus running on rails between St Paul and White Bear. After adjustments it will head to Armstead Montana to connect Salmon City Idaho 100 miles away. Roy W. Clark says it may presage extensive rail bus use to combat road competition. The Mack company builds a 36 passenger rail motor bus.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
Armstead
Mont
Salmon City
Idaho
Roy W. Clark
St. Paul
White Bear
Mack Company
Minneapolis Tribune
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending November 19
Real estate transfers listed from Books of Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. include US to Lawson J. Phillips 160 acres north of Snowline station on OSL A RB, US to James D. Harrigan 320 acres on Grasshopper Creek, deeds from T E Gray and wife and George Ditty and wife to H R Paddock for blocks 1 2 3 in Dillon original townsite, John B Smith to Michael J Bowe 422 acres near Dillon, W D Thomas to A W Hileman lots 15 16 block 29 Dillon, First National Bank to Max Lauterbach lots 1 2 3 block 25 Dillon, resignation of sale for Bannack Mining Co. to E W Hulse for 8334.96 covering several mining claims, plus mining locations at Starr location and Vindicator district.
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United States
Lawson J. Phillips
Snowline Station
James D. Harrigan
T. E. Gray
George Ditty
H. R. Paddock
Dillon
John B. Smith
Michael J. Bowe
W. D. Thomas
A. W. Hileman
Lima
First National
Max Lauterbach
Bannack Mining Co
E. W. Hulse
Bannack Mining
Horace
Excelsior
Washington
Pioneer
South Side
Blue Grass
Hope for guiding policy from disarmament meeting
Dr Edward T Devine of New York urged a new world policy blending Monroe doctrine and open door ideas with disarmament aims. He warned heavy armaments threaten peace and called for international tribunals and conference based settlements as the path to a saner era.
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Edward T. Devine
New York City
the Normal College
Pacific
Japan
China
Washington
Devine
United States
Dr. Devine
Mediterranean
Caesar
Alexander
Atlantic
England
Holland
Pacific Ocean
Korea
Siberia
Hay
Reinstatement of Government Insurance Moves Forward
The notice explains reinstatement rules for lapsed war time insurance through the United States Veterans Bureau in Minneapolis District 10. It covers paying back premiums with 5 percent interest and passing required medical exams, plus conversion options to 20 or 30 payment plans or endowments before March 4 1926. It urges ex service members to act before January 1 1922 and contact the Kieth Plaza office. It ends with Thanksgiving services at 11 a.m. at the M E church with Rev George MacDougall and choir.
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Treasury Department
United States ‘Veterans’ Bureau
District 10
Kieth- Plaza Building
Minneapolis
Mihn
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Kieth-Plaza
Hennepin Ave
Minn
Veterans’ ‘Bureau
C C Thornton Visits Lima for Banking Matters
C C Thornton traveled to Lima last week to address banking business and related affairs.
Lima rancher J. D. Phillips visits county seat
Pioneer rancher J. D. Phillips of Lima stopped by the county seat during a trip last week to check on local affairs and meet officials.
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J. D. Phillips
Lima
Montana Herefords Lead All Beef Breeds in 1920 Census
The 1920 census shows Montana with 10 699 registered Hereford cattle the most of any beef breed and about twice as many Hereford bulls as rivals. Nationwide there are 405 582 Herefords with 159 126 bulls in service 87 Shorthorns and 20 Aberdeen Angus per 100 Hereford bulls. Harry Smallhorn visited Sage Creek last week.
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Montana
United States
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Southern Montana
Abstract and Title Company
Me ‘Starr
Vindicator Fode
Nehorn
Crtistian Science Society
Yearlall Block
Center Street
Wedney
M. E
Geo. MacDougall
C.C. Thornton
Bnaindsa
Harry
Albert Stamm
Harry Smallhorn
Sage Creek
the Examiner
Dillon Fire Department
Music By the
John W. Ewing
Walter Brown
Raymond Schwartz
Jos. T. Newnes
AL Rinds
Miss Mille
Hdams
Andrus Hotel