Fifty Years Ago in Butte Mrs Ellis Hails Dr Pierce Medicines
A Butte resident recalls Dr Pierce medicines aiding herself from adolescence through motherhood and illness. She cites Favorite Prescription for strength and Golden Medical Discovery after typhoid, endorsing the remedies and inviting trial by sending ten cents for a sample and free advice from Buffalo NY.
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Butte
Mont
Dr. Pierce
J. B. Ellis
South
Jackson St
Kansas City Cracker Manufacturer T. Loose Dies
Kansas City businessman Joseph T. Loose, renowned cracker maker, has died leaving his fortune to charity amounting to about a million dollars. The will stipulates gifts to multiple charitable organizations and causes.
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Kansas City
Joseph T. Loose
World Tensions and Local Disasters Across Posts
Reports from multiple cities describe chaotic events including civil strife in San Louis Potosi and mass unrest in Berlin. Individual tragedies comprise Anna A King's suicide in Missouri and Casper gas fatalities. International affairs touch on Lloyd George addressing German revolt and a Ford for President movement gaining notice in Mitchell.
Classified fragment listing chemists and personal ads
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and addresses for chemists and issuers with scattered entries like Lewis and Walker and Morrison, plus partial personal ad phrases and an address box, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century classifieds page.
Missoula Girl Returns After Bold Rescue Mission
Margaret Cogswell from Missoula rode freight trains dressed as a man with her brother to Indianapolis to escape an unhappy marriage. Police detained them near Bloomington but limited details led to social service bureau involvement. Clothes and aid provided for the homeward trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cogswell
Missoula
Indianapolis
Montana
Bloomington
Ill
Social Service Bureau
Stabbings and strikes thread through World News
Reports reach across cities with violence and political shifts. Glenn staggers from a stabbing during a gathering with Mrs. Glenn. A dynamite blast harms the Cubs stadium. In Manila the legislature pushes recall of Wood, while Texas sheriffs die in a fatal street quarrel over legal papers.
Judge backs death penalty view amid crime dip in Butte
Judge J. J. Lynch, after presiding over the Bill and Monte Harris murder case, says the current year shows unusually few major crimes in Butte compared to 1919 1920 1921 and 1923. He supports the death penalty for certain cases and notes no murder cases are pending at present.
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Bill
Monte Harris
Sut” Schilling
Butte
J. J. Lynch
Lynch
Montanas scattered notes from Missoula to Helena
Missoula thieves target a loan shop owned by David Girson in a near total take. Kalispell relatives of Anna Fischer seek sheriff aid locating her. Holly Sugar exhibits the district’s largest sugar beet at 16 pounds. Lewistown work begins on a 56 000 barrel storage tank at Avro Refinery. Miles City records 14 days of rainfall and cites Fred Cale’s Yellowstone voyage in 1880. From 1923 to 1920 the Public Roads Bureau spent 1 095 698 42 on Montana roads. Bowdoin farmer F H Baker yields watermelons and cantaloupes up to 45 pounds. Miles City reports a Beulah Klaus Joseph Klaus annulment after a bigamy reveal. Catbank teen killed when his stalled car on a railroad crossing is hit by a Great Northern train. Bozeman State college ext service director F S Cooley urges larger turkey crops. Helena Indian population rises to 344 303 in 1923 and Montana up to 12 808. Helena Supreme Court upholds municipalities power to tax auto taxis and buses for regulation. Bitter Root health chiefs seek to reduce 20 allowed Rocky Mountain goats to curb spotted fever. Missoula Montana State University has four candidates for president of the school: Raymond Gayer Dillon, Matthew Pea Missoula, Gilbert Porter Seville, Cardwell Thompson Billings.
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Missoula
David Girson
Kalispell
Anna K. Fischer
Sheriff's Office
Holly Sugar Corporation
Lewistown
Avro
Miles City
Fred Cale
Yellowstone
Oula
Bureau of Public Roads
Montana
Bowdoin
F. H. Baker
Wistown
Beulah May Klaus
Joseph T. Klaus
R. von Tobel
Catbank
Great Northern
Leslie Elton
M. O. Elton
Galata
Bozeman
F. 8. Cooley
State College Extension Service
Helena
United States
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Supreme Court
Rocky Mountain
Bitter Root
State University of Montana
Lady of Distinction praised for delicate perfume use
A Missoula ad touts a Lady of Distinction noting the perfume’s influence after cleansing with Cuticura Soap and talcum powder. Townsend reports 40 carloads of Bitter Root Valley apples shipped by the Northern Pacific, including 15 fancy fruit to New York and 35 to Montana. A 2000-foot pipeline from Diamond City to Boulder gulch to convey gold ore is now in operation and deemed a success.
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Missoula
New York
Montana
Townsend
Old Diamond City
Boulder Gulch
Confederate Gulch
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Henry Ford
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W. Alfalfa Seed
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Great Falls
Trappers’ Exchange
Muldoon
Olic Cdec
Germany
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Poland
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George Grigolelt
East Jackson
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Hohnck
Buttemont
St. Mary’s
Mother Scaperior
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Lewis & Walker
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Wyoming
Botte, Mont
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National Su Co
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BF. Morrison
Jas
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Sanish
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Leonard Wood
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Raymond Gayer
Dillon
Matthew Pea Missoula
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Seville
Cardwell Thompson
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Uae
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Illings Linen Supply Company
Arthur Berry
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Flaherty Optical AL Par
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Portes Ee Wan
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Bayer
Mil- Hong
California
Callafornia
Lolo National Forest
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Charles O. Robinson
A. W. Thomas
Fred Patterson
Omaha
E. W. Cahow
ST. Paul
James L. Lush
L. C. Robinson
Chris Hansen
Charles C. Robinson
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