Market ad listings include live poultry and assorted services
Classified notices show Montana meat buyers in Butte paying daily market prices for chickens turkeys ducks and geese along with services from W S Davis key making and assayers in Butte. Other items advertise ranch land in Montana and Washington with mail offers and carious financing notes.
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Montana Meat and Commission Co
Butte
Montana
Mont
Bank failures probe called by grand jury
A grand jury in Opscade County has been convened to investigate recent bank failures. In Anaconda Mr and Mrs William Goldberg celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Red Lodge Carbon county club women oppose advertising sign boards.
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Paling Ik
Opscade
Anaconda
Butte
Byron H. Cook
Phillipines
Montana
Infantry
California
Missoula
Smed-Simons
Walter M. Hanson
Wallace
Idaho
Andrew Hakke
Georgetown Lake
Great Falls
Missouri
Havre
Twin Falls
Hazelton
Lamb fattening by field corn near cas cades observed
Sheepmen report abundant corn in the Cascades area being foddered by bands of lambs in fields. The method uses harvested corn walked to market, with stalks providing roughage. Fully mature corn shells easily. soft corn is less practical. If adopted statewide, mutton and wool could improve.
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Cascades
Men win Vail Gold Medal for dramatic blizzard rescue
Earl J. Taylor and Harold C. Daggett of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph in Cheyenne Wyoming receive Theodore N. Vail Memorial fund gold medals and $500 each for battling a Wyoming blizzard on election day last year to keep telephone service open. Daggett aided by rescuing Daggett and Taylor then found shelter and saved his comrade.
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Earl J. Taylor
Harold C. Daggart
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Taylor
Daggett
Theodore N. Vail Memorial Fund
Bell System
Mountain States Co
Byron Thady
Josephine Pryor
Pueblo
Taylor and Daggett
Daggart
Denver
Sherman Hill
Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Coolidge Aims at Muscle Shoals Control Profit Loss or Sale
President Coolidge contemplates government operation of Muscle Shoals at a loss or sale to private interests to secure wartime nitrate supply and cheap fertilizer in peacetime.
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Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
United States
Neosho plan touts big market day for turkey sale
Thirty Red Lodge business men form the Neosho club to hold a cash fair Monday December 3. Merchants will buy all farmers turkeys at the highest market price and run a dollar day with two distinct dollar articles per member. An inspection committee ensures value and no duplicate offers. A special wire will track top turkey prices to maximize farmers returns.
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Red Lodge
Neosho
Neosho Club
Harold Lloyd suit over Nervous Wreck plot
A suit for 150000 damages alleges Harold Lloyd corporation appropriated Gwen Davis play The Nervous Wreck to make the motion picture Why Worry. Also promotes Cuticura talcum powder as a beauty product in an adjacent advertisement.
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Harold Lloyd Corporation
Gwen Davis
Supreme Court
Global loan to Germany and world political notes
Berlin reports a $1.4 billion loan to Germany agreed by American British and financial interests while South Dakota backs William G McAdoo in elections. Other items note Harold Steene's forgery arrest pursuit marital motives, a Michigan governor exodus, a Peoria bank heist, a missing Oklahoma boy found in the Philippines, irrigation funding plans in the west, and Paris divorce suit involving Mabel Gillman and William Corey.
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Berlin
Germany
Sioux Falls
William G. McAdoo
South Dakota
Juneau
Harold Steene
Sault Ste. Marie
Chase Osborne
Michigan
Osborne
Peoria
Oklahoma City
Gregorio Carmichael
Phillipine Islands
Oklahoma
Salt Lake City
Congress
Mexico City
Elias Calles
Apizaco
Chicago
Earl English
University of Chicago
Charles Ream
Ream
Los Angeles
Robert McGee
Fort Worth
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Fred K. Smith
Paris
William E. Corey
Bayer Aspirin Returns as Trusted Pain Reliever
Bayer tablets of aspirin are sold in unbroken packages with proven directions. Handy boxes contain twelve tablets and cost a few cents. Druggists offer bottles of 24 and 100, with Aspirin identified as the Bayer trademark for monoacetic ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
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L. T. Eaton
Billings Polytechnic
Nissoula Business & Normal College
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Edwin Koch
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Milwaukee, Wis
Helen
Great Falls Commercial College
Great Fells
Tpark
Flaherty
Third St. N
Bend
Ds Bros. Drygoods Co
Helena
Mentamns
Weith
PRICH
Aves Dorsh & Greenfield Company
B. Salem
O. W. Bean
Salem
Oregon
Liberal Commission
Grand Union En Company
Main St
St. Mary’s
Mother Superior
5Th Ave. N
Hoenck
Butth
T. J. Hocking
Royal and Corona
Typewriters
Glasgow
Davis
Galena
Butte, Mont
Lewis & Walker
Cominy
National 8 Co
New York
Besou
Lena
Rivers
Hicks
Kentville
Idéa
Washington
Laurel
Weber Bros. Honey Co
Wickham Berry Farm
Nebraska
M.N.A
Ringling Dairy Ranch
White Sulphur Springs
Poland
China
Townstock
Cangary
J. A. Rutherford
Belt
Delaine
Rambouillet
C. R. Tintinger
Cascade
Washington State Fair
D. F. Nugent
Granger
Wash
Muldoon
Madison Square Garden
Hens Lee
H. G. Hurtt
N. D
A. C. Petersen
Culbertson
Wyoming Oil Leases
P. O O. Box
Casper, Wyo
P.O. Box
Mon Sotovee
Spokane
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Elk, ‘Washington
Minnesota
Landsta
State Capitol
St. Paul
Turkey
Adyv
Mabel Gilman
Corey
Miss Gillman
Mr. Corey
Madison Valley
Asia
Nicholas Korngold
Illinois Vigilance Association
A Bayer
McMillan
Minneapolis
Mhiles
Cat Creek
Orr Conran
Montana Crude