Montana Resources Promised as Lumber Mills Eye Growth
The American Lumberman highlights Montana as a rising farming and lumber hub. It notes record crops, new settlements near transcontinental rail lines, and dry farming under scientific supervision expanding Montana’s role as a nearby market for western lumber mills. About 29 million acres remain undeveloped, signaling strong future prospects.
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Exchange Desk
Montana
The
American Lumberman
Rocky Mountains
Wildom
Inland Empire
North Pacific Coast
West
Commonwealth
Time to register under Montana's new voter law
The article explains Montana's new registration system required by a recent legislature. All previous registrations are wiped clean and every voter must register anew. Registration books are open in the county clerk and recorder’s office and stay open for thirty days before the election for residents within ten miles.
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Montana
Registration Rules For Beaverhead County Voters
The county clerk requires in person or notarized submission to register. A registered voter can vote in general city and school elections and remains on the list as long as they vote in each general election. Missing a general election removes the name. Registration must occur at least thirty days before the election. If delayed, many may be disfranchised. Do it now.
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Beaverhead
Fairs as Educational Factors in Local and State Exhibits
From the Northwest Farmstead this piece argues fairs should educate by placing displays in orderly, competitive arrangements. It stresses consistent layout aiding judges and visitors, noting scattered exhibits hinder merit appraisal and livestock, grain, corn, and vegetable classes should be grouped for efficient evaluation.
New Political Fray Grows in Montana
With one more representative to be elected next year a fresh factor enters Montana politics. Critics say sneering remarks reveal ignorance or a jealous disposition among some rivals.
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Treasure State
Brazil to Feature Million Dollar Exhibit at 1915 Exposition
A city newspaper note foresees Brazil mounting a million dollar exhibit at the San Diego Exposition in 1915 and possibly duplicating it at San Francisco. It also ponders a proposed early morning accommodation train by the Short Line between Lima and Butte. Police chiefs and officers are observed loading fresh ammunition, signaling readiness against holdup men.
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San Diego Exposition
San Francisco
Short Line
Lima
Butte
Month Ahead Ad Push Amid Rising Food Costs
The text notes a drought around Washington lifting prices on most foods since wartime levels. It contrasts Butte as a small town with a Saturday night view of a city filled with liquor stores and cinemas, suggesting a push to advertise store offerings in the coming month.
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Washington
Butte
Street Lighting Proposal Reappears in City Council
A proposed new street lighting system discussed by the council is questioned as to whether it was ever officially submitted or simply overlooked. The editorial tone asks if the committee has forgotten the plan or moved on without action.
American Citizen Quest and Public Jests Across Papers
A collage of brief notes from various papers. Marquis of Queensbury seeks American citizenship if work arises. The White House cow Pauline Wayne to attend the Milwaukee exposition. Editorial quips on currency microbes and campaign limits. Commentary on trusts and reciprocity spark winter debates. A judge’s remark about reporters provokes mixed reactions. Dr Wiley and Solicitor McCabe clash humorously over rye whiskey.
Hall's Catarrh Cure I promise pay for cured cases
State of Ohio Toledo county sss Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co sworn that firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Cheney sworn before notary on December 6 1880 Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces Send for testimonials free F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio Sold by all druggists 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
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Competitor Doubles Advertising Space Here
A reader wonders if a rival’s sudden doubling of ad space in this newspaper should prompt a similar move by others. The note hints at strategic impact of increased advertising presence.
Children Enjoy Grand Matinees At Free Tribune Coupon
Local youngsters flock to the Grand Theatre for photo plays as Tribune offers free coupons each week. Clip the coupon and visit the Grand at no cost this week.
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Grand Theatre
Has Latest Styles in Millinery
Miss Tess B Drucke of Green Bay Wisconsin has been secured by Mrs E W Schneider the Bannack street milliner as trimmer and began duties this week Before coming west Miss Drucke visited Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul wholesale houses and gathered ideas for fall and winter millinery to serve Mrs Schneider's patrons
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
E. W. Schneider
Miss Drucke
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Great London Circus to Exhibit in Dillon Tomorrow
Celebrated acrobats headline the Great London Shows with new feats by the Eddy Family. The consolidation enterprise brings acts never before seen in America, due to the high salaries demanded by top artists. Dillon will host the exhibition tomorrow.
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Consolidated Enterprises
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Great London Circus
Dillon Tomorow
Resigns to Become a Bride in Red Lodge
Red Lodge Wednesday afternoon county commissioners accepted the resignation of Miss Ruby Simpson who served her second term as county superintendent of schools and appointed Miss Fannie Torreyeon a Red Lodge city schools teacher to fill the vacancy. Simpson will marry L A Toothacker in September and move to Spokane where he is Y M C A secretary. Simpson a Montana Normal College graduate formerly taught in Dillon schools and has many friends here awaiting congrats.
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L. A. Toothacker
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Toothacker
Rancher Edward Cortez Drowned Trying Ford Conejos River
Lajara Colorado rancher Edward Cortez a wealthy landowner and claimed descendant of Hernandez Cortez was drowned in the Conejos river while attempting to ford the stream with a team of horses. He was the son in law of former Colorado Governor McIntyre.
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Lajara
Colo
Edward Cortez
Hernandez Cortez
Mexico
Conejos
Cortez
McIntyre
Colorado
Ring From Maine Wreck Found Aboard Havana Vessel
A morning paper reports it has possession of the class ring belonging to Assistant Engineer Meritt, stolen from the Maine wreck. The ring may be returned to American Minister Jackson as the case is investigated.
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Maine
Havana
Meritt
Jackson
Druggists Condemn Pure Food Act at Montana Meet
At the Montana Pharmaceutical association annual convention delegates condemned the Pure Food Act as ridiculous and detrimental to all. They selected Boulder Springs for the next gathering, elected officers for the coming term, and admitted seven new members.
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Hunter's Hot Springs
The
Montana Pharmaceutical Association
Boulder Springs
Massive Cotton Fire Hits Queen Island Docks
Antwerp fire destroys large cotton stocks on the Queen Island docks causing about 1 million dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night, with authorities inspecting the site for embers and possible causes.
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Antwerp
Queensland
Good Templars Hold Annual Session In Anaconda
The grand lodge of the International Order of Good Templars convenes in Anaconda with seventy delegates and many visitors. The meeting continues today and may extend into tomorrow.
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Good Templars
Anaconda
Grand Lodge of the International Order of Good Templars
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