New stock feed turk ey red timothy praised in Livingston
Samuel O. C. Brady reports a new winter stock feed called turkey red timothy grown on Shields Valley ranch. He says cattle and sheep fed this winter suffered no losses and calls it superior to any previous winter feed in the region. In Great Falls, shops adopt a no money no meat policy with a $100 forfeiture for violations and plan to apply it to retail but not wholesale trades.
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Livingston
Samuel O. C. Brady
Shields Valley
Brady
Montana Governor urges farmers to plant for agricultural preparedness
Helena. Governor Stewart appeals to Montana farmers to plant to the fullest extent. He says there is a necessity for agricultural preparedness given the world situation and that Montana will do its share in helping the nation, even if population limits prevent large troop contributions.
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Helena
Stewart
Montana
Presiden Wilson
Snow slide buries watchman near Essex killing John Zembret
John Zembret, a track watchman, was caught in a snow slide about one mile east of Essex on Saturday. His shack collapsed under rocks and debris and caught fire, leaving his body partly burned.
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Whitefish
John Zembret
Essex
Zembret
Painters Walk Out In Helena Strike Over Raises
Helena painters planned a Monday strike after employers refused a raise from 5.40 to 6. Sunday union members held a special meeting and ordered the walkout. Carpenters recently demanded a similar raise and were granted their request, per the building trades council.
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Helena
Carpenters
Building Trades Council
Great Falls Strike Ends As 1000 Workers Return
Articles of agreement signed Tuesday between employers and employees end a major strike. Over 1000 idle men will resume work. Credit goes to M. M. Donoghue, Montana Federation of Labor president, and J. B. Calpoys, U.S. labor commissioner, for settling the dispute.
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Great Falls
M. M. Donoghue
Montana Federation of Labor
J. B. Calpoys
United States Commissioner of Labor
Why Constipation Injures
Constipation blocks the bowels the body’s natural sewer system causing absorption of poisons leading to dullness and poor digestion. Relief comes quickly with Chamberlain’s Tablets available at City Drug Store.
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City
Trains Return to Schedule Between Billings and Glendive
After an 18 hour disruption from high water a gorge formed near Terry blocking tracks. Dynamite cleared the gorge and new track was laid. The North Coast Limited, Twin City Limited and NP crack train reached Billings 18 hours late but service resumed on time thereafter.
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Billings
Northern Pacific
Glendive
Terry
North Coast Limited
Twin City Limited
Great Falls Patriotic Meeting At Grand Opera House
A large, enthusiastic crowd gathered at the Grand Opera house Monday night for a patriotic meeting in support of the government during the present crisis. Speeches stirred resolve and resolutions were offered affirming unity and public backing.
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Great Falls
Grand Opera House
Great
Falls
Five new shops planned for Great Falls rail line
Building permits for five shops were issued by the building inspector to the Great Northern railway. Total estimated cost is 200000 dollars. Construction starts immediately and should be finished about October 1.
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Great Falls
Great Northern Railway
A Word to Mothers About Child Illnesses
The piece urges mothers to beware of increased measles and whooping cough in spring and to treat any cold promptly as it weakens the child. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and croup, with Potts the Druggist as advertiser.
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Foley
Potts
Adv
Lagrippe
C. Smith
12Th St
Augusta
Ady
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Reassess rule limits in Broadwater sewer district case
Judge R Lee Ward ruled cities cannot reassess a special improvement district to cover delinquencies from some property owners. The Broadwater sewer district has not foreclosed on nonpaying property owners. The decision will be appealed to the state supreme court.
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Helena
R. Lee Ward
District Court
Broadwater
Supreme Court
Foley Kidney Pills Bring Quick Relief From Bladder Trouble
W J Furry of Salem Missouri writes he endured bladder trouble for four or five years. He tried many medicines but found relief only after using Foley Kidney Pills. Druggist Potts endorses the product in the advertisement.
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W.J. Furry
Salem
Foley
Potts
Hay Shortage Hits Stockmen as Prices Soar
In the Plains and Flathead area stockmen must import hay at 25 to 35 dollars per ton due to a 35 percent fall harvest. Persistent snow keeps the ground cold and many suffer rheumatic pains from damp weather while seeking relief from Chamberlain’s Liniment available at City Drug Store.
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Flathead, Reservation
Chamberlain
Ragsdale Let Out Helena Hospital Charge Dropped
Investigating committee found no foundation to charges against Dr. J M Scanland superintendent of Warm Springs hospital. It recommended to the governor that Dr Ragsdale not be reappointed. Governor Stewart appointed Dr W E Long of Warm Springs as new assistant superintendent.
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Ragsdale
Helena
J.m.scanland
Warm Springs Hospital
J. B. Ragsdale
Stewart
W. E. Long
Warm Springs
Indigestion tips and a murder court ruling noted
Advice on indigestion suggests a light supper and Chamberlain's Tablets after dinner to improve sleep. A Helena ad lists City Drug Store. The supreme court ordered Charles Rains dismissed from prison after finding the information against him faulty in his murder case.
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Helena
Charles Rains
Supreme Court
Rains
Foley Kidney Pills Healed Daughter Says Kentucky Mother
A Madisonian item quotes A Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky claiming Foley Kidney Pills cured her daughter’s kidney trouble. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as strengthening kidneys and easing bladder, rheumatic pains, backache, sore muscles and stiff joints with Potts the Druggist. Also notes John A Nyhart Orvis S Nyhart Leta Nyhart and J B Nyhart visiting Virginia City for probate business.
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A. Mitchell
Bagdad
John A. Nyhart
Orvis S. Nyhart
Dillon
Leta Nyhart
J. 8
Nyhart
Twin Bridges
Viginia City
Madisonian
Smallpox Case Knocks Girl From Moving Train
A young girl traveling with her father fell ill with smallpox on Sunday and was removed from the train. Her mother had died days earlier, and the father was taking his two daughters to his former home in the east. The patient will receive treatment at a Kalispell hospital.
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Whitefish
Kalispell Hospital
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Claim
Foley Cathartic Tablets promise thorough bowel cleansing and elimination of undigested waste. The ad praises a light free feeling and claims no griping or nausea and says the product will not create a pill habit. Potts the Druggist endorses the remedy.
Artesian Wells Found Along Missouri River
In Glasgow area many artesian wells are discovered along the Missouri River. Wells owners and nearby farmers optimistic about further finds as drilling parties report success.
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Glasgow
Missouri Rive
Sloan's Liniment Promise Quick Pain Relief
Advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for sore stiff muscles from unusual work. It claims easy application without rubbing, a clear liquid that cleans, does not stain or clog pores, and targets rheumatism gout lumbago grippe bruises and backache with a 25 cent bottle at your druggist.
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Sloan
Woman Honored for Life Membership and Missionary Call
Dr. Phoebe Ferris received a life membership in the Butte Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of Mountain View M E Church. She has been commissioned as a medical missionary to India for the Methodist church and will study Indian diseases at Johns Hopkins prior to departure.
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Butte Post
Phoebe Ferris
Butte Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mountain View M. E
Ferris
India
Methodist Church
America
John Hopkins University
Bootlegger Sent Up in Missoula Case
J L Powell admitted taking liquor into the Flathead reservation on Tuesday. He claimed guilt in law but no criminal intent. The jury found him guilty as charged and Judge Bourquin will sentence Powell on October 1917.
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Missoula
J. L
Powell
Flathead Reservation
Bourquin
Dr King's New Discovery Ad Highlights Cough Relief
An advertisement urges relief from lingering coughs with Dr King's New Discovery. It claims the balsam soothes the throat loosens phlegm and kills germs making the cold break up. It touts use for grippe croup and bronchial affections with a 50 cent price.
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Dr. King
Missoula Chamber elects A L Stone as president
A L Stone, formerly editor of the Missoulian, was unanimously elected president of the Missoula Chamber of Commerce at a Tuesday meeting to succeed A W Woods who had resigned weeks earlier.
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Missoula
A. L. Stone
School of Journalism
Safe Medicine for Children Cough Remedy Endorsed
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised as safe for children with no opium or narcotics and suitable for adults. Advert says it relieves coughs colds and croup and is pleasant to take, sold by City Drug Store.
National Forest Range Receives Larger Grazing Allowances
Approved grazing allowances for national forests in the coming season enable 8,400,155 sheep 2,120,145 cattle and horses and 54,680 swine to graze. The total shows a net increase of about 355,000 sheep or 71,000 cattle compared with last year, while sheep numbers decline as owners shift to cattle due to range conditions and feed limits.
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National Forest
Washington
National Forests
Forest Service
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Cashier
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Stone
Tribune Book Store
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Beaverhead Mercantile Co
North
Idaho
Rattlesnake Creek
Phillips & Scott Reservoir Co
Emlcze
J. Carhart
the Tribune Book Store
Sheridan
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