Doan's Kidney Pills Back Old-Age Backed By Local Man
Livingston resident Frank Hull testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills alleviate kidney trouble and backache common in old age. He describes past attacks with dark, excessive secretions and credits the remedy with rapid relief. Available for 60 cents at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Livingston
Frank Hull
South D St
Livingston, Mont
Hull
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Geologist Leaders Near Completion of State Oil Field Survey
President Charles H. Clapp of the Montana school of mines reports the oil and gas structure survey across about 45 000 square miles is nearing completion. Assistant professors G Lambert and Arthur Bevan remain in the field as Clapp plans a return after fall classes to finish northern Montana work. The effort aims to aid oil well work and curb wildcat promoters.
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Charles H. Clapp
Montana State School of Mines
Clapp
Montana
G. §. Lambert
School of Mines
Arthur Bevan
The
State University
Wildcat
Paper mill plan pitched for Flathead region
M H Wolff announces American Pulp and Paper Association aims to build a 100 ton mill in Montana's Flathead region using timber from Deer Lodge National Forest. He says forestry can sustain annual pulp growth to keep the mill running and the association is studying the project amid Canada's export embargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
American Pulp and Paper Association
Flathead
Deer Lodge National Forest
M. H. Wolff
Forestry Department
Wolff
Paper Association
United States
Canada
World In Brief From Across The Globe
World news items report Premier Millerand to meet Lloyd George at Biarritz and Deschanel possibly resigning for health. Lithuania and Poland resume fighting near Suwalki. A train crash in Red Wing leaves one dead and six injured. Japan expects 120 submarines by 1927 with eight battleships and eight battle cruisers planned. Albanian troops withdrawal urged by allies. Shaw to supervise miners strike propaganda. Italy to study workers in plant governance. Anti-saloon league seeks judges’ impeachment for enforcing prohibition. Lamont predicts US export growth in the Far East. A Dartmouth student pleads guilty to manslaughter. A Sinn Fein court prosecutes a sedition case in Monaghan.
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Paris
Deschanel
Millerand
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Biarritz
Excelsior
Warsaw
Suwalki
Red Wing
Minn
Tokio
Japan
Washington
Wilson
Serbia
London
George Bernard Shaw
Miners’ Federation
Milan
House of Deputies
Anti-Saloon League
New York
Far East
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Woodsville
N. Y
Robert Meade
LaGrange
Ill
Dartmouth College
Henry ©. Maroney
Medford
Mass
Monaghan
Ireland
Irish ‘Republic
Sinn Fein
State Board of Education approves annual budget plan
The Montana State Board of Education met in Helena with Governor Stewart and other leaders present. Chancellor E C Elliott presented the 1920 1921 budget detailing costs for all state schools. The board previously endorsed the 5 million dollar bond issue and 1 1/2 mill tax levy. The session covered hiring and opening of several state school vacancies later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Helena
V. Stewart
S. C. Ford
May Trumped
William M. Bole
Great Falls
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
John Dietrich
E. C. Elliott
State University
Ringling 18 Plans Major Dairy Farm Upgrade
R. T. Ringling of White Sulphur Springs aims for top Montana dairyman status by converting one ranch in the Smith River valley into a model dairy farm. He has purchased Holstein Friesian cattle from Wisconsin including a $10,000 bull sired by a $50,000 Holstein bull, plus two-year-old cows testing 14 pounds and 24 pounds respectively, joining Hunt herd stock to elevate the region's dairy prestige.
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R. T. Ringling
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
Smith River Valley
Wisconsin
Smith River
Northwest
Bitter Root Valley
P. Rice Co
Coulter Block
Hamilton
Wilsall
Shields River Valley
J. W. Hefeferlin
Livingston
Mont
C.H. Asbury
Crow Agency
Huackh
Shields Valley
Washington
Amily
Spokane
Hege & Watkins Co
Paulsen
Wash
Stevens County
Best
Phoenix Lumber Co
Howards & Bradford Lumber Co
T. B. Free
Powers Lake
N. D
Schrammeck
Cascade
Hampshire Bucks
Chas. HE. Farnum
Naklem
Rigby Ranch Company
Castle Rock
Utah
Notich
Co. R. Tintinger
Cascadh
Chuich Hampshire
R. B. Smith & Sona
Livingston, Mont
Ruling on Home Brew Detected In Liquor Law Interpretation
Revenue Commissioner clarifies home made beverages from fruit may ferment naturally without additives. No fixed alcohol percentage is set. legality depends on actual intoxication as judged by a court. Prohibition officials will enforce rules against added sugar or heat to increase fermentation.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Butte
Concord
California
Flathead Cherries Sell Well and Boost Market Interest
Eastern buyers pay 40 cents a pound for Bing and Lambert cherries from the Flathead lake shores. Organization of an association and carload shipments are discussed after crates of 10 pounds sold at $4.00 each. Cherries produced by G. H. Grubb were shipped to Steinhart and Kelley and praised as the finest reaching New York.
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Flathead
Bing and Lambert
Flathead Lake
G. H. Grubb
Grubb
Steinhart & Kelley
New York
Convict Escapes in Warden's Car from Montana Prison
Warden Frank Conley recovered his automobile after John Connors, a trusted driver, escaped with it then left the vehicle in Butte. Connors, previously serving a one year term for embezzlement, is at large and may have fled the state. He pawned a spare tire for thirty dollars, per pawn broker reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conley
State Penitentiary
John Connors
Butte
Connors
Conley
Conley’s Lake
Deer Lodge
Doyle Block
Beaverhead County
Montana News in Brief From Billings to Lewistown
A Montana roundup reports highway funding, fair results, election registration closure, county nurse hire, wage talks, municipal government plans, yacht purchase, fatal barrel explosion, wheat yield, teachers’ club work, bank theft recovery, census figures, a saloonkeeper’s death, horse and cattle trade, a baby show winner, a scholarship, legal upholds, bond theft arrest, copper production decline, a court ruling, trout prize, a bank error case, oil well output, and a regional oil strike.
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Billings
Custer Highway
Omaha
Glaciers National Park
Helena
Blaine County
Miles City
E. C. Parks
Red Lodge
Clara Link
Butte
Silver Bow County
Polkinghorn
Walkerville
Wolf Point
Gust Petersen
Petersen
Lewistown
Fergus County
Billings Woman’s Club
Libby
John Yacy
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Joseph Ll. Damonti
San Francisco
Montana
Malta
Browning
Maggie Good Gun
Browning Fair
Cecil Good Gun
Kenneth Simmons
Salt Lake City
R. M. Scott
Denver
Chinook
Grace Kenyon
State University At
Missoula
PE. D. Weed
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Order of Eagles
Havre
Federal Court of Appeals
Carl Foss
Leavenworth
Billingss
Lord W. Wilson
Chicago
Henry Grammling
Supreme Court
Robert C. Brower
Edward Prohal
Arthur A. Brown
Justin Bourquin
Judith Basin County
Secretary of State
Here
George Williamson
Fifty- Six Petroleum Company
Frantzwell No. 2
Winnett Country
Woolens price moves with cotton in market note
The New York World reports that the cost of woolen clothing mirrors cotton price fluctuations. The observation links fabric costs to cotton trends and notes market sensitivity.
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New York World
Poultry and Supplies Ad for Great Falls Montana
Poultry and poultry supplies offered with shipment to Dorsh and Greenfield Company in Butte. Ranch to lease near Great Falls at Sharw on Sharin, 680 acre minimum, up to 825 acres. Requires lessee with good outfit and access to broken feed stock water and cattle range. Send full particulars to H. P. O. Box 28 Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Ontana
P.O
Montana
First Negro in Montana Reed Origins to Last Chance Gulch
Randel Reed, freed after Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation, traveled from Mississippi with William Walker. He reached Alder Gulch in 1864 and Madison County by 1867. Walker left for California, Reed then worked for J. M. Page in Twin Bridges, later moving to Helena in 1869 where he has since lived.
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Randel Reed
Lincoln
William Walker
Mississippi
Reed
Arkansas
Plains
Alder Gulch
Mr. Walker
Madison County
Walker
California
J. M. Page
Twin Bridges
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
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KEEP
Guaanteed
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Geological Survey OF
Ringling
the Home Brew
Revenue Commissioner
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Walls
Poultry and Poultry
Dorsh & Greenfield Company
Salem Nursery Company
Oregon Building
Salem
Oregon
John Deere
Carl Or Phone Windham Elevator Co
Windham, Mont
Seattle Woodworth Commission CO
Union Stockyards
Seattle
Frary & Burlingame
Great Falls, Mont
Bargatn
Fred Brown
Thompson Falls
Willman
Austin
Box 23
Idaho
Wyoming
Albert Teachers’ Agency
Peyton Bldg
Pacific Telegraph Institute
Lloyd W. Lytle
Lytle, Montana
Butte College Telegraphy
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustmunt CO
WOMCK
Minneapolis
KODAK
Kwastman Kodaks
Wheeler Drug Co
Central Avenue
Great Malls
Kodakers
Moreau
Nicollet Ave
Abbayers
Lewis & Walker
Assayera
Tout & McCartity
Canada Land
Little
Hamilton, Mont
Mouse River Loop
C. M. Gilbertson
Bantry
SAUM
Savyenue
Real Estate
Busin Iness Exchange
Thal Estate and Business Exchange
Arthur D. Johnson Sales Co
Ord Block
C. M. Pease
Forsyth
Clark W. Allen
Big Timber
Robert L. Rowell
Ball
Oakland
Budd
F. Morrison
W. Holden
League
Toledo
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Merchant
Columbus
Kimble Motor
S. O. Huseth
Optician Optometrist and
Optician
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