Montana coal jobbers gain 15 cent commission rule
Helena reports that Helena jobbers become purchasing agents for coal dealers and consumers may charge 15 cents per ton on coal ordered through them. US fuel administration says operators need not sell directly to retail dealers or consumers and no part of the 15 cent commission may be rebated to operators. The ruling aims to stop mines routing business through jobbers to share the commission.
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Helena
United States Fuel Administration
State Fuel Administration
United States Fuel Administrator
The
Fuel Administration
This Woman Found Relief From Kidney Ailments
Mrs. Thos. H. Davis of Montgomery reports relief from backache sore muscles and rheumatic pains after using Foley Kidney Pills. She states months of treatment failed until the pills provided cure. For sale by Potts, the druggist. Adv-1m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. H. Davis
Montgomery
Ind
Potts
Elk Take Much Feed for Winter in Gallatin Forest
In Bozeman the Gallatin national forest restricts domestic animal grazing to protect elk herds. About 78,000 acres of prime summer range are reserved for elk use during winter with limited grazing allowed nearby to ensure wildlife feed when snow is deep.
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Bozeman
Gallatin National Forest
Gallatin Game Preserve
Cut this Out It Is Worth Money Trial Pack Offer
An old advertisement promises a trial package from Foley & Co for coughs colds and croup including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets sent for five cents. Potts druggist sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Potts
Sale of Land on Fort Peck Reservation
A sale of deceased Indian lands at Fort Peck reservation fetched 27,540 dollars from bids on 2,120 acres last week, described as one of the best sales in the area.
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Fort Peck
Farmers Apply for Seed Grain Relief Under New Law
In Plentywood more than 800 farmers have filed with County Auditor Redmond for seed grain relief. Applications total 42 000 bushels of wheat 36 000 bushels of oats and 7 080 bushels of flax with barley likely exchanged for wheat. Total value near 250 000 dollars while commissioners may spend up to 300 000. Redmond has 20 staff handling filings.
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Plentywood
Redmond
Chamberlains Tablets Promise Clear Headed Relief
To be at his best a man must have sound refreshing sleep. Wakefulness stems from indigestion and constipation and is eased by Chamberlains Tablets. Try a dose and feel better with clear head and good digestion. For sale by City Drug Store Adv-1m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
Missoula Hosts Montana Hotel Men Meeting
Hotel operators and owners from every part of Montana gathered in Missoula to act on resolutions from a national hotelmen conference in Washington. The aim is to eliminate wheat products in their establishments until the next harvest.
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Missoula
Montana
Washington, D. C
Bilious Troubles Remedy Promotes Liver Health
Advertisement promoting Chamberlain's Tablets to aid biliousness and restore appetite. Claims quick relief from dullness and stomach issues. Sold at City Drug Store. Adyim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
City Drug Store
Adyim
Fire Bugs Caught in Grain Elevator Arson
Lewistown report says two J. W. W. were caught applying fire to an Oxford grain elevator, via Judith Gap telegraph. The arrests mark Fergus county’s first crackdown after many fires on ranches and elevators this year, with public sentiment urging a strong example.
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Lewistown
Oxford
Judith Gap
Fergus County
Kidney Pills Promote Rest For Kidney Bladder Trouble
A Detroit reader reports relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. The testimonial from F. B. Fairbank of 55 Grand River Ave. praises the tonic as the best medicine he has taken. Sold by Potts druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Fairbank
Grand River Ave
Detroit
Mich
Foley
Potts
High Water in Blaine County Threatens Property
Chinook Montana region faces record flooding as Milk river and North Ford creek swell. Travel restricted between Chinook and Zurich, with rail as the only link. Farmers cannot reach town and a rural mail carrier walked the rails after leaving his team. North side of town submerged. residents relocate to the south. Chinook Mining Company pumps water for days to shield mill machinery from flood damage.
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Blaine County
Milk River
North Ford Creek
Chinook
Zurich
Chinook Mining Company
If I Were a Farmer Ad Prefers Chamberlain Remedies
A farmer imagines keeping reliable medicines at hand for minor ailments. He cites Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cough Remedy, Ointment, and Tablets to treat common complaints. Sold by City Drug Store. Adv-1m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
City Drug Store
Billings Private Swoboda Returns Home on Wound Recovery
Private Jerry Swoboda of Company M 163rd Montana Infantry passed through Billings en route to Roy to visit his brother. He is the first from the regiment to be invalided home to recover from wounds after his transport to France was torpedoed by a German submarine.
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Billings
Jerry Swoboda
163Rd
Montana Infantry
Roy
France
Best For Children Foley Honey and Tar Ad
Mrs M E Schlarb of Ashland Pa reports Foley Honey and Tar relieves her child's coughs colds and croup. For sale by Potts the druggist Adv 1m.
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Foley
M. E. Schlarb
Oakland Ave
Ashland
Potts
Dixonian weekly to begin May with Wray as editor
Dixon businessmen announce The Dixonian a weekly newspaper to advertise local resources. Machinery ordered and to be installed promptly. First edition expected May 1 with John W. Wray serving as editor and manager.
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New Newsapper
Dixon
Dixonian
John W. Wray
Anaconda Copper Produces 28 Million Pounds in March
Anaconda Copper Mining Co reports March output of 28,000,000 pounds of copper, a record since early 1917 labor troubles, despite 1,400 workers on sick list from grip. February output was 24,000,000 pounds, January 24,984,000. zinc production near 5,000,000 pounds.
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Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Coal Price Conference Aims to Set Montana Mine Rates
A Washington conference on Montana coal pricing proceeds with a Montana operator delegation led by S. J. Brothy and including Dan Tracy H. E. Pickney and J. C. S. Sigfriedt. State Fuel Administrator W. J. Swindlehurst argues current schedules are fair as officials promise a speedy national fuel administration decision.
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Washington
Montana
S. J. Brothy
Washoe
Dan Tracy
Great Falls
H. E. Pickney
Fromberg
J. C. S. Sigfriedt
Bear Creek Coal Company
W. J. Swindlehurst
National Fuel Administration
Missoula Chamber Bets on School Garden Contest Prizes
The Missoula Chamber of Commerce executive committee allocates 250 for garden contest prizes and backs a fall garden product exhibition. Smaller premiums aim to spur broader competition. Walter Mecklenberg, the school gardener, assists the effort.
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Missoula
Cough Relief Promised by Foley's Honey and Tar
A Nashville reader from 148 Fillmore St reports a dry hacking cough and chest pain being relieved after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad claims soothing, healing and curing effects and notes Potts, the druggist, as the seller. Ady-1m.
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Jos. Gillard
Fillmore St
Nashville
Tenn
Foley
Potts
Pioneer Corneillier Dies at Ninety in Fort Benton
Clement Corneillier long considered Montana’s first resident has died at age 90 in Fort Benton. Once involved in early state settlement and Fort construction in 1846 he ended his days as a county charge with fading memories of his distant frontier life. In Harlem a separate fire destroyed thirty eight grain binders at the Minagh garage owned by Moline Harvester company with seven thousand dollars insurance, origin unknown, and fire department efforts proving futile.
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Fort Benton
Clement Corneillier
Montana
Corneillier
Harlem
Moline Harvester Company
Minagh
Harry Spooner
Moline Company
Winnett Co-operative Irrigation project to farm 3500 acres
About 3 500 acres of the 11 000 acres on the Winnett Co operative Irrigation company's project will be farmed this year. Construction of the project was completed last season. The land will be plowed for grain and alfalfa and stockholders expect a sugar beet factory in Fergus county within a few years.
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Lewistown
Winnett Co-operative Irrigation Company
Fergus
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Promotes Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Foley Cathartic tablets as a fast relief for morning weariness indigestion and constipation. It claims the tablets are wholesome and health giving and notes sale by Potts the druggist with Adv-lm.
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Potts
Reservation Lands Progress in Blackfeet Territory
Kalispell report by Charles Moore says Blackfeet reservation lands quickly pass to white settlers as patents reach Indians who will sell to whites. He notes Browning population around 500 and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Blackfeet
Charles Moore
Moore
Browning
Whooping Cough Remedy Sold at City Drug Store Ady-9m
A public notice advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen the cough and ease expectoration. It promotes purchase at City Drug Store and is signed Ady-9m.
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Chamberlain
City Drug Store
Stevensville Postmaster Promotes War Savings Stamps at Theatre
Postmaster R. M. Corley hosts patriotic nights at the American theatre where four minute men discuss Liberty Loan and war securities. He sells War Savings and Thrift stamps during screenings and public events, supporting the war effort with active sales.
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Stevensville
American Theatre
R. M. Corley
Army Health Expansion Reaches Vast Scale in Year
The annual army pay tops 500 million dollars. In twelve months army hospitals grow from seven to sixty three facilities and beds rise from 5 000 to 58 400 with 30 000 more beds on the way.
Kingsbury Residence on South Washington Street
A fragmentary notice mentions Helene KB of Certis, R.N. at a Kingsbury residence on South Washington Street with a cryptic 43-8 reference.
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Washington Street
Kingsbury Residence
Helene KB. Certis
R.N
Gets-It corn remedy advertised in Dillon
An advertisement proclaims Gets-It as a painless corn cure that instantly removes corn pain with two drops. It claims immediate relief and easy peeling afterward, and touts Dillon as a selling location with the claim of being the worlds best corn remedy by H. C. Bourfiend.
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Dillon
Mayr
Potts
H. C. ‘Bourfiend
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Golden Valley
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Golden Valley Red Cross Auxiliary
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WM. Fruin
Desler
Sete
A _STATE ‘BANK
Security State Bank
Associated. News Service
E. H. Brundage, Undertaker
Dillon, Montana
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Black Res
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