Great Falls and Helena Vie for Monument to Lewis and Clark
Great Falls and Helena compete for a monument honoring Lewis and Clark pioneers who opened the Northwest in 1806. State historian David Hilger says no Montana commission report on feasibility will come soon, as it must be sent to the next legislature for decision.
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Great Falls
Helena
Great Northwest
Montana
Lewis
Clark
David Hilger
Hilger
Legislative Assembly
Brownshe
Rockies
Modern Methods Boosting Blackfeet Education in Browning
A visitor surveys Browning school on the Blackfeet reservation, noting a growing high school program, a large teaching staff, and a nurse and medical clinic. Superintendent Gold leads with strong ties to the community, and trachoma eradication efforts are highlighted with the Cut Bank agency hospital assisting eye care for Indian children.
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M. E. Plassmann
Browning
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Browning School
Douglas Gold
Gold
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Mr. Gold
Agency
Cut Bank
D. W. F. Cogswell
Helens
State Board of Health
Cogswell
State Board Off Health
Indian Service
Sdr
J. A. Collard
Montana
St. Loui
English clay pipe maker closes after demand falls
An English manufacturer, once producing 1,000 clay pipes weekly, has shut down as clay pipes are no longer in demand. The closure reflects a shift away from clay tobacco pipes toward other forms of smoking paraphernalia and a weakened domestic market.
Wheat damage in Montana pegged at ten percent
C J Templeton of Great Falls, secretary of the Northwestern Grain Dealers association, reports fall wheat damage in Montana at about 10 percent and notes the situation is improving. Protein value remains premium, with water content discount offset by higher bushel weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
C. J. Templeton
Great Falls
Northwestern Grain’ Dealers’ Association
Templeton
Rings in Greek Church Marriage Ceremony
Two rings are used in the Greek church marriage rite one made of gold and the other of silver.
State Receives 69,455 for National Forest Revenues
Governor Erickson reports a 69,455.52 dollar check from the U S forestry department to Montana for distribution among counties hosting national forests. The sum equals 25 percent of Montana’s forest revenues for the year ending June 30, 1924, to be allocated by the state auditor and treasurer by forest acreage in each county.
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Montana
J. E. Erickson
United States Forestry Department
Congress
Forestry Department
Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into Flo
An old cautionary ad warns that a cold may worsen into flu or pneumonia if untreated. It promotes Musterole as a counter irritant made from mustard oil camphor menthol and other ingredients. Rub it on congested areas to stimulate circulation and loosen the cold without blistering.
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Johnny
Buffalo
Charles Wades
Charlie Wade
International Health Board
Rockefller Foundation
National Health Council of
New York
American Health Association
National Commission For the Prevention of Blindness
American Child Health Association
Eastern Indian Society
Boston
American Public Health Association
Federated Women’s Clubs
United States
Yates
Craig
Aittle
Ohio Institute For the Blind
Iouse
Indiam
BAYER
Uiness
Druggzists
Sirocco
Bure
Montan
Cleary Sweet
Greek Marriage Service
Erickson
Washington
Absaroka
Custer
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Jefferson
Kootenaia
Neustard
Charles M. Russell
Russell
Mr. Russell
East
Montana Newspaper Association
P. O. Box
Great Falls, Montana
Ongy
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