Four Montana Cities to Host Inauguration Week Events
The Montana educational system outlines a multi city observance for the inauguration of Chancellor Edward C. Elliott. Gov. S. W. Stewart and the state board of education will attend ceremonies in Dillon on May 31 with tours of the School of Mines in Butte and Bozeman. Final events, including a Helena meeting June 5 and 6, conclude with Missoula hosting summer activities and a sugar beet seed inspection by Great Western Sugar Company officials. County Agent Campbell backs the effort to test western Montana soil and climate for beet cultivation.
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Bozeman
Edward C. Elliott
Montana
Gove. S. W. Stewart
State Board of Education
Normal College
Dillon
School of Mines
Butte
Bozemar
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings
Missoula
Campbell
Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed for Children's Cough
Advice promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a safe pleasant tar syrup to guard children from colds and potential catarrh, claiming quick relief and easy dosing with no mixing or fussing.
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Dr. King
Montana aviator to lead Washington naval militia aeronautics
Terah T. Maroney noted as the Montana aviator will head the aeronautic section of the Washington naval militia after being commissioned lieutenant by Adjutant General Thompson. At least 16 militia members will train under him, with weekly sessions in his Lake Union hangar and flights aboard the cruiser Albany.
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Terah T. Maroney
Montana
Washington Naval Militia
Thompson
Washington State Guard
Militia
Maroney
Butte
Lake Union
Naval Militia
Albany
Bearsville merchant cites Foley’s Honey and Tar relief
A Bearsville West Virginia merchant recalls a patron whose child with croup bought Foley's Honey and Tar compound at midnight and recovered by morning. The letter notes many similar claims to the remedy from Adv. Im Potts, the local druggist.
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Croup
M. T. Davis
Bearsville
W. Va
Foley's
Potts
Sugar Beet Seed Distribution In Western Montana
Missoula reports 25 farmers across western Montana will be asked by the chamber of commerce to sow one pound of sugar beet seed this spring and tend the plants.
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Missoula
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Eczema Ointment Guarantee Offer Reduces Risk
Advertisement for Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment promises money back if not satisfied. It claims effectiveness for babies, children, and the elderly and states the druggist or maker will refund the purchase. The offer invites readers to cut out the strip and buy a box.
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Dr. Hobson
Helena Court Hears Case Over Lump Sum Death Benefit
The case from Missoula involves the widow of Leslie S. Crusen seeking a lump sum from Aetna after a compensation board ordered a settlement. Aetna refused, arguing the law ends payments after death or remarriage and that a lump sum would breach protections.
Memphis Druggist Proposes Constipation Slogan
A prominent Memphis druggist urges public health using the slogan Rexall Orderlies the laxative tablet with a pleasant taste. He says constipation is a leading sickness cause and Rexall Orderlies are suitable for men women and children.
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Memphis
Rexall Orderlies
State Auditor Bars Oil Stock Sales In Montana
Helena report says State Auditor Keating after meeting the Butte grand jury issued an order under the blue sky law. It bans stockbrokers from selling oil stocks domestic or foreign and requires fiscal agents to obtain a permit from the investment commissioner and have all securities literature censored before publication or distribution.
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Helena
Keating
Butte
State Auditor and Investment Commissioner
Montana
Sloan's Liniment Eases House Cleaning Aches
An advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment to soothe soreness from cleaning chores. It claims quick relief from bruises and muscle strain, enables restful sleep, and features a testimonial praising its value. The product is advertised at twenty five cents at the druggist.
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Sloan
High Price Set For Buck Lambs At Twin Bridges
Otto Schulz of Twin Bridges sold Hampshire buck lambs to Hansen Love Stock and Feeding Co of Ogden Utah for eight dollars per head. The sale, aided by R S Brooks of Utah, yielded lambs averaging about 80 pounds each, marking the year's highest price per pound so far.
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Twin Bridges
Otto Schulz
Hansen Love Stock and Feeding Company
Ogden
Utah
R. S. Brooks
Utah Company
Mr. Schulz
Hampshire
Common childhood illnesses threaten city schools
Measles scarlet fever and whooping cough are spreading among students in many cities. A common cold should not be neglected as it weakens the system. Foley's Honey and Tar is pleasant to take, acts quickly, contains no opiates. Adv 1m.
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Foley
Potts
Hill v Rae injunction halted on farm loan act case
Judge R Lee Ward sustains the demurrer and dismisses the temporary restraining order and proceedings in the action brought by George H Hill to restrain State Treasurer Rae from enforcing the farm loan act. A P Heywood represented A D Stillman. Wright Pew represented Hill. the case will go to the supreme court.
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Helena
R. Lee Ward
George H. Hill
Rae
A. P. Heywood
A. D. Stillman
Wright & Pew
Hill
Supreme Court
Foley Kidney Pills Seen To Help Allen Kans Reader
A 52 year old man from Allen Kansas named Arthur Jones says kidney and bladder troubles have troubled him for years. He reports Foley Kidney Pills have done more good than anything he tried and relieve rheumatism back pain stiff joints and irregular action. Advertisement.
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Arthur Jones
Allen
Kans
Initiation of Usury Law by Montana Farmers Federation
The Montana Farmers federation executive committee decided to initiate a new usury law fixing eight percent as the lawful maximum. A license tax bill taxing metals was discussed but action deferred. Lumber freight rates were also discussed and the issue is now before the state railroad commission.
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Helena
Montana Farmers Federation
State Railroad Commission
Bids Sought for Flathead Irrigation Project Work
The reclamation service invites bids for canals and structures on the Flathead project near Polson and Rowan with work including excavation concrete lumber and steel. Bids open at St Ignatius May 25. Separate bids for steel and iron sluice regulator gates and accessories for the Milk River project due in Washington on May 165.
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Washington
Reclamation Service
Flathead
Polson
Rowan
St. Ignatius
Citrolax Advertisement Claims Fast Relief
An old advertisement touts Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. It promises rapid relief from headaches and a thorough cleansing without pain or nausea and urges readers to ask for Citrolax.
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Potts
Supreme Court Reverses Montana Ruling in Northern Pacific Case
In Washington the United States Supreme Court reversed the Montana high court and held that the Northern Pacific railroad was not liable for alleged damage to livestock. The ruling outlines the limits of railway responsibility in livestock incidents.
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Supreme Court
Washington
The
Northern Pacific
R. P. Wall
United States Supreme Court
Montana Supreme Court
Delayed Transit Over Bill of Lading Claim
Justice McReynolds dissented from the court's majority while a shipper faced delays in transit due to failing to present a claim as instructed on the bill of lading.
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Justice McReynolds
Rocky Boy Chief of Chippewa Passes at Eighty
Rocky Boy, longtime chief of the wandering Chippewa at Great Falls Rocky Boy, has died at about 80. He sought a Montana land set aside for his people but failed to secure it as Indian allotments were made and the Chippewas were forgotten. He was known in Washington for his many trips and connections.
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Great Falls
Rocky Boy
Montana
Washington
Rucky Bay
Foley’s Honey and Tar Offer for Cough Remedies
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out the slip and mail it with 5 cents to Foley & Co. Chicago for a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for bronchial coughs colds and croup along with Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Potts
Northwestern Metals declared bankrupt in Helena federal court
The Northwestern Metals company, which invested over a quarter of a million dollars to build a plant near Helena for the electrolytrachlorine ore treatment process, was declared bankrupt in federal court Friday on petitions from several creditors. Liabilities are about $65,000 with many judgments rendered against it.
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Helena
Northwestern Metals Company
Information for Women on Kidney and Bladder Health
The ad claims women suffer kidney and bladder trouble as men do and urges prompt attention for back pain stiff joints and muscle aches. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as restoring healthy kidney and bladder action with an image of a medical remedy and advertising copy.
Wildlife Predation Causes Major Cattle and Sheep Losses
Gallatin forest office reports wolves bears and coyotes destroyed over 500000 dollars worth of cattle and sheep in the past year. About 70 percent of cattle losses stemmed from wolves with bears making up the rest. Coyotes accounted for 75 percent of sheep losses.
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Bozeman
Gallatin Forest
No Compensation for Him Helena
A. E. Springs chairman of the state industrial board suffers a dislocated shoulder in a car accident en route from Boulder to Rodersburg to inspect saw mills but will not draw any compensation under the law he administers.
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Helena
State Industrial Board
A. E. Springs
Boulder
Rodersburg
Spriggs
Woman Sentenced for Third Degree Assault in Lehigh Shooting
Mrs Lennie Christian son received six months imprisonment and a $500 fine after being convicted of assault in the third degree for shooting Mrs Alice Kirkpatrick at Lehigh last February in Lewistown.
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Lewistown
Lennie Christianson
Roy Ayers
Alice Kirkpatrick
Lehigh
Reading Habits Questioned in Quiet Debate
In a witty exchange from the New York Times, a man asks how a single hour of uninterrupted reading each evening could improve him, while another criticizes the idea by implying domestic interruptions at home. The quip highlights domestic life and leisure routines.
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New York Times
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