Save The Silly American Heiresses and the Gould Legacy
Opinion piece condemns Count Boni Ge Castellano for plotting to wed Anna Gould and warns against European influence on American fortunes. Calls for state or federal laws to escheat estates of American heiresses who wed alien nobility, arguing inheritance is statutory. Urges public reform to stop exploitation and protect American women and wealth.
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Boni Ge Castellano
Anna Gould
Gould
Jay Gould
Grand Opera House
Eighth Avenue
New York
Europe
Anna
Count Boni
Paris
Congress
God Save the Word
Moreleaven
Wheat Growers and Capper Favor Federal Marketing Reform
Senator Capper outlines hopes for Congressional steps to aid agriculture and curb middlemen. He cites relief through a federal marketing agency or expanded Bureau of Markets, plus transportation act reform, while stressing farmer organization and education of the east to boost farming's standing. Local taxes praised as valuable investments in homes and communities.
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Arthur Capper
Congress
Senator Capper
U. S. Grain Corporation
Bureau of Markets
International Harvester Company
Washington
Harlem
Corn in Montana hints at dairy and corn potential
Beaverhead County dairy notes urge balanced rations with meadow and wild hay and barley or oats for cows. Montana Experiment Station data claim 18 million acres suitable for corn, promising climate adaptation, seed bed benefits, and hog and livestock profits. Blaine County leads with corn silage and notable straw. E G Miller cited as a successful corn producer. Forsyth first white-grown corn yielded 35 bushels per acre.
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Beaverhead County
Feu
Beaverhead High School News
Montana
E. G. Miller
Blaine County
Yellowstone Valley
Forsyth
Alfalfa Bloom Stage Cuttings Boost Yield and Nutrition
Experiments show that cutting alfalfa in the full bloom stage with two yearly cuttings yields 4.4 tons per acre in the first year, while hud stage with three cuttings yields 4.4 tons per acre. Bloom stage cuts protect crowns in winter and can allow an extra harvest, with bloom hay delivering high digestible protein and nutriments per 100 pounds.
State grants Somers Lumber lake level raise permit
The State authorizes Somers Lumber to raise the water level of the upper Stillwater Lake located in the northwest Flathead County area. The action intends to modify shoreline area and potential water storage.
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Somers Lumber Company
Stillwater Lake
Flathead
Child’s Cough Relief From Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mrs. L. Van Belle of Pendrey Montana reports her six year old boy suffered a severe cough but found relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad promises coughs colds and hoarseness relief without opiates and credits Potts the druggist.
Boxes For Rent at $2.00 a Year
A short notice urges better money tracking through a personal bank book and issuing checks for outgo. It promotes a business like record keeping for income and expenses with a bank account.
Copper wire circuits completed to Spokane
Missoula reports two new copper wire circuits finished by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company extending from Missoula to Spokane. The upgrade enhances communications between the two cities and broadens regional connectivity.
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Missoula
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Here
Spokane
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