Scott's Emulsion Ad and Montana Child Protection Notice
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a household remedy for cold, strength, and throat lung ailments. The Montana Bureau of Child and Animal Protection warns against tobacco sales to minors under eighteen with fines up to five hundred dollars or three months' jail.
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Dlan
Bureau OF Child and Animal Protection
State OF
Montana
J. M. Kennedy
State Capitol
Helena
Town Buster: citizen who mocks local progress and buys mail order
A regional column profiles the self styled Town Buster, a resident who derides town improvements, patronizes outside services, and prints at a distant shop while thriving on local scorn and misplaced pride.
Law Elaine 10 Minors Deputy Gilligan Here This Week
Deputy Gilligan of the Bureau of Child and Animal Protection visits the city with a Montana penal code circular on selling intoxicants and tobacco to minors. He warns enforcement will be strict and urges dealers to learn the law. The circular outlines sections 540 and 541 about sales to minors and intoxicants to habitual drinkers.
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P. J. Gilligan
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Gilligan
Bar of Justice
State of
Montana
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Claims
A Montana resident Cites Doan's Kidney Pills as curing backache by restoring kidney function. G F Nelson of Anaconda reports severe back pain and tiredness, then relief after using Doan's. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
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G. F. Nelson
Chestnut St
Anaconda
Mont
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Murdered and burned body found in Nugget gulch cabin
Sheridan reports the charred remains of John Lindfors a 50 year old local. The bones were discovered in his burned Nugget gulch cabin six miles from town by Benjamin Thompson. Lindfors had recently received money for an ore shipment, fueling beliefs foul play was involved. He lived alone and had kept sums of money in the cabin with distrust of banks. No Montana relatives listed.
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Sheridan
John Lindfors
Nugget Gulch
Benjamin Thompson
Lindfors
Montana
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promised To Benefit Spring Health
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy provides a tonic to kidneys after winter strain and purifies blood by increasing kidney elimination. It is described as imparting new life and vigor and is labeled pleasant to take with City Drug Store as a point of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
City Drug Store
City Drug
F. G. Fritts
Oneonta
N. Y
Bryan denies plan to enter Senate race
William J. Bryan said there is no foundation to reports he will run for the United States Senate to succeed Senator E J Burkett of Nebraska and he has expressed himself as adverse to becoming a candidate. The remark was made in Little Rock Arkansas on April 21.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States Senate
E. J. Burkett
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
A. B. Martin
First Presbyterian Church
Dillon
Butte Presbytery
Deer Lodge
The
Tribune
Butte
Montana
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the United
Denver
Dr. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Women’s National Missionary Society
Presbyterian General Assembly
Foley's Honey and Tar Guards Against Spring Colds
Foley's Honey and Tar protects against lung inflammation and possible pneumonia from spring colds. Demand the genuine Fol ey's Honey and Tar and avoid counterfeit products sold at City Drug Store.
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Foley’s
City Drug Store
Wilson directs examination of forest reserves for lands
Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture orders a thorough summer survey of all forest reserves. Agents from the geological survey will classify and designate non timber lands and agricultural areas within the reserves. Washington reports indicate the move aims to map and assess land uses for policy decisions.
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Y Wilson
Wien
Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Theological Survey and Classification
Forest lands to be restored for public settlement plan
A proposal seeks to convert forest reserves with valuable agricultural lands to public use. It aims to remove lands suitable for farming from timber areas and allow settlement and entry. Officials estimate about 30 percent of forest reserve land could revert to public use if the order advances.
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Wilson
Four Lynched in Oklahoma Mob Hangs Four Men in Jailyard
Shawnee Oklahoma April 19 a mob of about 100 men lynched Jesse West James Allen B B Burrell and Joseph B Miller. West and Allen are reputed millionaire cattlemen of Canadian City and are said to have hired Miller to kill Marshall A A Bobbitt. The four men were held for trial in Pontotoc county jail. The mob broke in wrecked part of the jail took the men to the barn behind the jail and hanged them from the rafters. Bodies found at daylight.
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Wer
Shawnee
Okla
Jesse West
James Allen
B. B. Burrell
Joseph B. Miller
West
Allen
Canadian City
Miller
Marshall A. A. Bobbitt
Pnototoc County
Massacres in Ardana Leave 5000 Dead Across Region
Constantinople reports at least 5,000 killed in massacres in Ardana area over several days. About 2,000 died in Ardana city, with over 200 among them Muslims. Renewed Christian attacks follow in Marash valley near Alexandretta, 50 miles northeast.
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Constantinople
Ardana
Marash
Allopo
Alexandretta
Large Tracts Restored in Yellowstone and Missouri River Regions
The secretary of the interior lifts withdrawal orders on 350,000 acres in four land districts. About 100 000 acres near Yellowstone irrigation and 250 000 acres for Missouri river water conservation in Helena Great Falls Bozeman districts are restored.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstone
Billings
Bozeman
Missouri River
Helena
Great Falls
Fire at Storage Hotel Kills Five In San Francisco
A dawn blaze at the Storage hotel in San Francisco killed five and left eight to ten missing, with six injured, one fatally, and $125,000 in property losses. The tragedy followed by age related health notes and local ads on Foley remedies and a church announcement in Dillon.
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San Francisco
Origin of a Fortune from a Hidden Aztec Treasure
The narrator, a third generation heir, recounts how his grandfather earned immense wealth after Mexico's conquest. A wounded Aztec prince, Guatematzin, entrusted him with a treasure buried beneath the Teocalli. The heir, using pay, excavated a gold mass and jewels, melted and sold them abroad, and created a false mine tale to cover the fortune. He preserves the secret for a grandson to read later.
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Mexico
Cerro Gordo
of Montezuma
Guatemotzin
Montezuma
Guatematzin
Teocalli
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