Attorney General Issues Three Official Opinions in Helena
Montana Attorney General D M Kelly issued three opinions Monday. He told Fallon County attorney Flasted that an oil location regardless of filing date would not face state taxation. He said nothing in section 4340 prohibits removing telephones from railway depots if railroad owners refuse to pay. He advised White Sulphur Springs county attorney Linn that trustees cannot build a schoolhouse on homestead land not yet patented.
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Helena
D. M. Kelly
Martin N. Flasted
Fallon
Railroad Commission
C. A. Linn
White Sulphur Springs
Twin Bridges Inventor Develops Self Contained Incubator
Twin Bridges Claude Dale manager of the Twin Bridges dairy has perfected an electric incubator that requires no attention from egg to hatch. The device uses heat expansion in metal to actuate an automatic switch and may transform chicken hatching. He also plans an electrically heated brooders and patents are being applied for.
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Twin Bridges
Claude Dale
Twin Bridges Dairy
Dale
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Ad
Clears Complexion Removes Skin Blemishes offers relief from pimples eruptions blackheads red rough skin and eczema. Promises soothing relief for babies and tender skin with chapping relief and money back guarantee at fifty cents from your druggist.
Stomach Trouble Cured By Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. H G Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania reports relief from sour stomach and bloating after meals using Chamberlain's tablets. She claims two bottles cured her stomach trouble and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
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H. G. Cleveland
Arnold, Pa
Chamberlain
Good Season Expected Billings Heavy snowfall eases water fears
Farmers report heavy snowfall last week has alleviated water scarcity concerns for the crop growing season. Plowing has begun with ground in better condition than in years, signaling a favorable start to planting and farming activities in Billings.
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Billings
Railroad commission sets three hearing dates in Montana
The Montana railroad commission scheduled hearings for April 1 in Forest Grove on Mil waukee’s agency at the town. April 6 in Helena on Bozeman Milling Co versus Oregon Short Line over cereal classification in mixed carload lots. and April 7 at Thompson Falls on Northern Pacific’s petition to discontinue trains 305 and 366 between Paradise and the state line, with local service via trains 1 and 42 if granted, while residents of Plains and Thompson Falls protest the discontinuance.
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Helena
Railroad Commission
Forest Grove
Milwaukee
Bozeman Milling Company
Oregon Short Line
Thompson Falls
Northern Pacific
Paradise
Montana-Idaho Line
Plains
Electric Bitters Proclaimed as Spring Tonic
Mrs. J. C. Van De Lande of Kirkland HL says Electric Bitters kept her from breaking down after months of nursing, claiming they renew strength. This spring tonic is touted to aid digestion, liver, and kidney function with relief or money back. Available at druggists for fifty cents or one dollar.
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J. C. van de Lande
Kirkland
Rancher Eugene McDonald Found Dead After Hunt
Eugene McDonald a Montana rancher living near Plains was found dead at a cliff base after a three day search. A bullet hole was found in the body and investigators believe the rifle discharged during a fall while hunting last week. The incident occurred in the mountains near Plains.
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Missoula
Eugene McDonald
Plains
Mont
McDonald
Butter–The Anaconda Copper mining display at Panama-Pacific Expo
Vice President C F Kelley reports Anaconda Copper will create a large mines and minerals exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition. The display aims to show mining from ore to refined product, illustrating surface work and processing for the public.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Co
C. F. Kelley
California
Snow Liniment Promises Quick Healing for Wounds
Ragged wounds cause pain and annoyance, needing clean care to prevent fester. Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised as an antiseptic healing remedy to apply at night under a cotton bandage, with healing said to occur in a few days. Sold by Potts, the druggist, with bottles priced at 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00.
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Ballard
Potts
Spotted fever reappears in Bitter Root valley
Two cases of spotted fever have been reported in the Bitter Root valley to the state board of health. Warm weather in the valley is blamed for the early appearance of the disease. Last year eight cases caused seven deaths. Dr. L. D. Fricks of the Public Health Service has arrived in Missoula to resume the investigation.
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Helena
Bitter Root
State Board of Health
L. D. Fricks
United States Public Health Service
Missoula
Ballard's HOREHOUND SYRUP Ad Showcased for Croup Relief
Every family with children risks night time croup but Ballard's Horehound Syrup provides quick relief. Available in 25 cent, 50 cent and 1.00 dollar bottles. Sold by Potts the druggist.
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Ballard
Potts
Almanacs From The Fourteenth Century In Museums
Manuscript almanacs dating from the fourteenth century are housed in the British Museum and other collections. A notable item is a 1292 dated almanac attributed to Roger Bacon.
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British Museum
Roger Bacon
Bartley Campbell Tomb Marked by Quote in Granite
A granite shaft in Pittsburgh marks the grave of Bartley Campbell with the line Rags are royal raiment when worn for virtue's sake from his play The White Slave. The inscription hails the playwright and his famous work.
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Bartley Campbell
Pittsburgh
A Cure for Sour Stomach in Battle Creek Woman
Mrs. Wm. M. Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan reports indigestion sour stomach and bad breath relief after two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets. She calls them splendid and states none better. For sale by all dealers.
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Wm. M. Thompson
Battle Creek, Mich
Rate Increase Matter To Be Settled Soon
Washington historians report the Interstate Commerce Commission may decide within a month if eastern railroads will raise freight rates. The commission will hold continuous hearings until all testimony is completed, with briefs and brief oral argument after all evidence is in.
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Washington
Eastern
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Federal Reserve System to Begin With $100 Million Capital
Washington reports show the new federal reserve banking system will start with about $100 million in authorized capital for all reserve banks. National banks replying to the comptroller of the currency in March reported total capital and surplus near $1.788 billion across 7,494 banks. Ten new banks were authorized to begin business in March, with 184 applications for conversion to national banks or entry into the system since the act was signed.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banking System
Mutiny and resignations tied to Home Rule tensions in Britain
Court circles report that officers mutinied at Carragh rather than proceed to Belfast to quell anti Home Rule disturbances. The resignations of Sir John Ixench, chief of the general staff, and Lt General Sir J S Ewart follow, attributed to the Marchioness of Londonderry’s deft influence in the anti Home Rule campaign.
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London
Carragh
Belfast
John Ixench
J. S. Ewart
Marchioness
Londonderry
Local shoe firm sues to block new leather substitute law
Topeka Kansas reports a local shoe company acting for the Kansas Retail Shoe Dealers association filed an injunction to halt enforcement of the pure shoe law. The statute requires stamping of shoes containing leather substitutes to indicate adulteration and was set to take effect on April 1.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
French Again Under Arrest in Utah Draft Case
C W French, wanted on charges of passing worthless drafts totaling 2500 dollars at the Hotel Utah, is under arrest in Los Angeles. Utah seeks extradition, and the matter will go to Utah's supreme court for decision.
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Salt Lake City
C. W. French
Utah
Los Angeles
Cal
Supreme Court
Settlement Grows as Asquith Likely Re elected Unopposed
Quiet in London as a pacific mood settles politics in contrast to last week. It seems almost certain that Mr. Asquith will be returned to Parliament without opposition. Support for a federal settlement is gaining ground amid the calm.
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London
Asquith
Miss Mattie R Tyler Surrenders Courtland Post Office
Norfolk Virginia reports Miss Mattie R Tyler granddaughter of John Tyler tenth president of the United States has surrendered the Courtland Virginia post office which she had held for seventeen years to B A Williams appointed by Postmaster General Burleson from civil service.
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Norfolk
Mattie R. Tyler
John Tyler
United States
Courtland
B. A. Williams
Burleson
Circleville deer poaching case and regional incidents
Inland Northwest news reports a Circleville Utah man found guilty of illegal deer killing and fined 1090 dollars. A Lovelocks Nevada freight accident killed Douglas Steller. Seattle area crash injured five residents incl Elma Urpuhart. Ouray Colorado wild herd now feeds in town. Winnemucca Nevada jury in Dr G W Hall manslaughter case returned not guilty. Boise Idaho learns Roamy Glasgow injured in Union Oregon after leaving Boise on horseback. A man identified as D.
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Charlie Mortensen
Circleville
Utah
Douglas Steller
Lovelocks
Nev
Elma Urpuhart
Seattle
Ouray
Colo
Winnemucca
G. W. Hall
Owen
Boise
Idaho
Glasgow
Walla Walla
Wash
Union
Ore
Multiple Disparate Incidents Reported Across West and Northwest
A man in Nyssa Oregon was crushed after his foot was caught under a train wheel near a depot. The Baker County grand jury completed 31 indictments and issued a report criticizing Governor West. A Winnemucca resident died of heart failure while surveying near Beowawe. Nevada officials were named as delegates to a Denver irrigation convention on April 9. Everett patrolman lost his weapon during a struggle with suspects. US agents arrested counterfeit leaders in Portland Spokane and Seattle. A miner named James Johnson died in a rifle duel with state troops near Trinidad. In Tacoma a jury convicted Roy Welch of first degree murder in the Warden case, tied to a prior shooting of Hastings marshal Clinton Robinson. Robbery motive cited.
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Duffy
Flagstaff
Ariz
Nyssa
Ore
Baker
West
Copperfield
Chris Diehl, Jr
Winnemudda
Blue House
Beowawe
Oddie
Nevada
Thatcher
Deady
Kearney
Norcross
Nevada Board of Industry, Agriculture and Irrigation
Denver
Colorado
Lee Williamson
Everett
Wash
United States Secret Service
Pacific Northwest
W. C. Vaughn
Portland
Harry S. Stone
Spokane
Charles Dutcher
Seattle
James Johnson
Cedar Hill
Tabasco
Trinidad
Colo
Johnson
Clinton Robinson
Hastings
Tacoma
Roy Delbert Welch
Arthur A. Warden
Welch
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Notice
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department schedules meetings on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call will be made with three taps three times on the courthouse bell.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
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Fac
Boston
Mass
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Gray & Davis
B. W. Emerick
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Dillon
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Dillon Carriage Works
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