State Hail Insurance Act In Operation In Montana
Attorney General Ford advises putting the hail insurance act into operation and registering warrants, though no funds provision exists for administration. In Livingston, Chamber of Commerce and women’s clubs list vacant lots for vegetable plots funded by seed from Montana’s congressional delegation.
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Helena
Ford
Charles D. Greenfield
Bureau of Agriculture and Publicity
Livingston
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Clubs
Montana
Helena Employers Lift Building Trades Embargo
At a Helena meeting of the Montana Employers' Association division delegates voted to lift the embargo and end the local lockout over the labor dispute. The move aims to meet the unions halfway and restore industrial peace.
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Helena
Montana Employers’ Association
Lewistown Holds Largest Patriotic Parade
More than 6,000 participated in Lewistown's greatest patriotic demonstration Sunday. Two open-air meetings with speeches by leading citizens ended the seven-block parade that included bands and school children along with thousands of adults. The crowd sang patriotic songs during the march.
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Lewistown
Cascade County Funds For Monarch Neihart Highway
Cascade county commissioners approved a 40000 dollar appropriation to match federal funding for a 16 mile standard government type highway between Monarch and the Neihart project road terminus. The action aligns with the federal cost sharing agreement.
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Monarch
Neihart Project
Cascade County
German Wife Delivers Husband's Gun to Sheriff
Mrs. Julius Skos, a German citizen, told the sheriff she favors the United States over the Kaiser. She turned over her husband's gun to the sheriff, asking him to keep it until after the war as demanded days earlier.
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Livingston
Julius Skos
Germany
United States
State health boards to build Helena laboratory
Helena authorities plan to erect a laboratory on the state capital grounds for use by the state board of health and the livestock sanitary board. State Veterinarian W. J. Butler says the facility is needed as Bozeman’s research lab cannot handle all the work.
Montana Tax Commission to Meet for 1918 Legislation
Montana Tax Commissioners in Helena prepare to gather data for the next legislature, aiming to inform far reaching tax laws. The commission was created by the previous session and appointed by Governor S. V. Stewart.
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Helena
Tax Commission
V. Stewart
Record price for yearling sheep fetches high bid
Livingston Frank J. Bennett of the Shields River valley sold a four thousand head band of yearling sheep for a record price of fourteen dollars per head on consignment to an eastern buyer.
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Livingston Frank J. Bennett
Shields River Valley
Soldiers Granted Access to Local Clubs in Livingston
The privileges of clubs reading rooms and similar places have been extended to the soldiers of Company K Second Montana regiment stationed on railroad guard duty. Company K was recruited in Billings.
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Livingston
Second
Montana Regiment
Billings
Why Constipation Injures
The bowels are the natural sewerage system of the body. When obstructed by constipation a portion of the poison is absorbed, making you feel dull and interfering with digestion. This condition is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets available at City Drug Store.
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Chamberlain’s
City Drug Store
Adv
Red Cross Fund Sent By Park County Chapter
Park County American Red Cross society formed last week has already sent a draft for 112 dollars to the National Red Cross in Washington.
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Livingston
Park County
American Red Cross Society
National Red Cross
Washington
Word to Mothers Affirms Rise in Child Illness This Spring
An advisory urges mothers to watch for increased measles and whooping cough among children this spring. It warns that even a common cold weakens defenses and may lead to serious illness, recommending Foley's Honey and Tar from Potts, the Druggist, as relief.
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Foley
Potts
Elks Seek FourStory Home in Lewistown
Preliminary steps to erect a new four story lodge home for the Elks have been taken in Lewistown and work is to begin in the fall.
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Elks
Lewistown
The
Foley Kidney Pills Bring Quick Relief for Bladder Trouble
W J Furry of Salem Missouri writes he suffered four to five years with bladder trouble and pain. He tried several medicines before Foley Kidney Pills provided relief, as advertised by Potts the druggist in this ad.
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W. J. Furry
Salem
Foley
Potts
Missoula Scouts Aid “Each Scout to Feed a Soldier” Drive
Missoula boy scouts prepare for active involvement in the Each Scout to Feed a Soldier campaign launched by the executive committee of Boy Scout commissioners.
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Missoula
Boy Scouts
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Ad
Advertisement urging readers to mail a cutout to Foley & Co at 2835 Sheffield Avenue Chicago Illinois for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley's Kidney Pills and Foley's Cathartic Tablets. Ad page note from Potts the Druggist.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Avex
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Potts
Prohibition Telegram Urges Wilson Action
The Baptist church members united after Sunday services to send a telegram to President Wilson urging national prohibition as a measure to conserve the food supply.
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Billings
The
Baptist Church
Wilson
Congress
Spring Rheumatic Relief Ad From City Drug Store
The ad notes spring weather worsens rheumatic pains but can be relieved by applying Chamberlains ointment. For sale at the City Drug Store with a small Adv. 1m. style line.
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Chamberlain
City
Desert land ruling allows crops without irrigation
The federal land office ruled that crops may be grown on desert land without irrigation without affecting a desert entry. The decision addresses a contest between Jennie Stalcup and Sarah E. Linder over a tract near Three Forks.
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Helena
Federal Land Office
Jennie Stalcup
Sarah E. Linder
Three Forks
St Leo's Catholic Church Backdrops Flag in Lewistown
The tower of St. Leo's Catholic church in Lewistown unfurls the stars and stripes becoming the first church in the state to display colors. Other city churches are expected to follow this example.
Cough Remedies Highlight Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad
A reader from Augusta Georgia praises Foley's Honey and Tar for curing a lingering cough. The advertisement from Potts Drugstore promotes this 25 cent bottle as effective and mentions C Smith at 1494 12th Street.
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Lagrippe
C. Smith
Augusta
Foley
Potts
Indigestion Advice for Better Sleep in City Ad
A small ad recommends a light supper with little meat and no milk to ease indigestion. It suggests taking one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper to improve rest. Sold by City Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
City Drug Store
Big Baptist Meeting in Livingston Sets Attendance Records
The Eastern Montana Association of the Baptist church closed a two day meeting in Livingston with Dr. Wilson Mills of Omaha speaking. Attendance broke all records.
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Big Baptist Meeting
Livingston
Eastern Montana Association of the Baptist Church
Wilson Mills
Omaha
Moose and Prohibition Parties Unite for 1918 Congress
O. H. P. Shelley, back from St. Louis where he attended a Bull Moose meeting, says the Bull Moose and prohibition parties will combine to send 20 representatives to Congress in 1918 from Helena.
Dr King’s New Discovery For Coughs And Colds Ad
A vintage advertisement promoting Dr King’s New Discovery as a soothing balsam for coughs grippe croup and bronchial affections. It claims to heal the throat loosen phlegm kill germs and end the cold quickly with a 50 cent bottle at druggists.
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Dr. King
Grippe
Croup
Broschial
First National Bank Opens in Twin Bridges
A new financial milestone arrives in Madison County as Twin Bridges lands its first national bank. The First National Bank of Twin Bridges begins with a capital of 25000 dollars, marking a major local economic development.
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Twin Bridges
Madison County
First National Bank of
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claims Child Health Benefit
A vintage advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer candy tablets as a mild laxative remedy that allegedly kills intestinal worms, restores energy and interest in play, and helps children grow strong. It promises full directions on the box and lists a 25 cent price at druggists.
Montana U. Wins Debated Rail National Ownership Stance
The University of Montana defeated the University of Utah two to one in a Friday night debate at Missoula. The topic was the resolution that the government should own and operate all railroads in the United States.
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Missoula
State University of Montana
University of Utah
United States
Sloan's Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Body Aches
An advertisement touts Sloan's ointment as fast relief for muscle soreness and external pains from strain, rheumatism and gout. It claims easy application without rubbing, a clear liquid that won’t stain skin, and lists conditions like lumbago backache bruises and grippe. Sold at druggists for 25 cents.
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Sloan
Hunters to Exterminate Coyotes in Madison National Reserve
Authorities plan to deploy hunters in Madison National Reserve to exterminate coyotes infected with rabies that threaten livestock grazing in the area.
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Helena
Madison National Forest
Safe Medicine for Children Cough Remedy Trusted by Mothers
A City Drug Store advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and adults, noting it contains no opium or narcotics. It claims relief for coughs, colds and croup and highlights pleasant taste to aid dosing.
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Adv
Great Grandson Farragut Enlists in Navy
Wallace Leonce Farragut great grandson of Admiral Farragut was among five recruits accepted for service yesterday in the United States navy. His home is East Side Mississippi.
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Admiral Farragut
NAVY
Mobile
Ala
Wallace Leonce Farragut
United States Navy
Farragut
East Side
Miss
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad for Regular Bowels
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild laxative that regulates the bowels and relieves congestion. It promises clearer eyes and complexions and notes the product costs 25 cents at druggists.
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Dr. King
Swat Your Fly With A Baseball Bat Song
A playful verse urges vigorous fly swatting in the office as a sure remedy for a buzzing pest. It depicts catching the fly in range and delivering a decisive strike with a baseball bat to restore peace and productivity.
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Mary
Foley Kidney Pills Help Daughters Renews Health
A.Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky reports his daughter recovered from kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills strengthen weak kidneys, cure bladder troubles, and ease rheumatic pains backache sore muscles and stiff joints as advertised by Potts the Druggist.
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Mitchell
Bagdad
Potts
Teach Children to Swat the Fly and Stay Safe
A vintage plea urges parents to train children to hunt flies, avoid files, and run from automobiles. It promotes using a swatter, screening houses, and rewarding safe pest control while warning that silent flies carry disease and kill more children than cars.
Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad Boldly Claims Benefits
An advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a bowel cleasner and liver toner. It claims thorough cleansing and a light feeling, touting no irritation or addiction, credited to Potts the Druggist.
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Potts
Adv
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Cashier
State Laboratory
Montana Tax Commissioners
Freedom of Clubs
Funds For’ Red Cross
Montana U
Coyotes
Swat
C. C. Thornton
C. F. Bailey
Dillon, Montana
City Shoe Store
H. Schoenborn
Montana Hardware & Im
Dillon, Mont
Mitchell Farm
J. I. Case
Sam C. Arndts
Mer
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