Postal Savings Bonds Offered In Exchange For Deposits
Depositors may convert all or part of postal savings into United States registered or coupon bonds on January 1, 1912. Bonds pay 2 percent interest annually, redeemable after one year, with full principal and interest at 20 years in gold coin. Applications must be received by December 15, 1911. Bonds exempt from all taxes. Conversion does not count toward the $500 deposit limit.
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Bimrose Wins Service Money Case in City Court
Dr. F H Bimrose formerly of Butte won a judgment in Judge Lynch's court for $70 plus $4.50 costs in a suit to recover wages of Archie McTaggart, former city employment agent. The city appealed but the judge directed a verdict for the plaintiff.
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Lynch
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Jurors Named for Present Term Court
E. M. Martinell and Alex Williamson of Del are among the jurors serving at the current term of court.
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E. M. Martinell
Alex Williamson
Del
A Terrible Blunder Prevented by Dr King Pills
The notice urges taking Dr King's New Life Pills at first signs of constipation or biliousness to prevent indigestion jaundice or gas stones. It claims benefits for liver stomach and bowels and health buildup. Available for 25 cents at Potts the Druggist.
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Dr. King
Potts
Acting Governor Opposes Extra Session for Primary Law
Acting Governor Allen states the legislature would not agree on a primary law in a Twelfth Assembly special session. He favors a primary law but doubts an agreement in a special session and cites Governor Norris’s commission study. He notes three months passed with no consensus from members and outlines his temporary authority during Norris’s absence.
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Ladies Rather Than Women
A historical column argues many bachelors over 30 in the United States remain unmarried due to economic pressure and changing gender roles. It critiques rising living costs, low wages, extravagant fashion, and inadequate education shaping women away from practical home duties, envisioning a shift toward domestic competence over refinement.
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United States
Madison C
Peters
Farming as a business approach for the American West
The Christian Science Monitor notes farmers should run farms like businesses by seeking fair wages and margins. Education, diversification, and market awareness are urged to match demand, avoid overproduction, and apply general business principles to farming across regions.
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Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Christian Science Monitor
Power commendation speech fragment from unidentified source
The fragment presents a claim that without a certain action the speaker would have no power commendation. It reads as a political or rhetorical aside lacking context, names, dates, or locations to anchor events.
Best on Earth Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Claim
R J Howell of Tracy California reports his wife suffered a severe lung ailment with persistent cough. He credits Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound with immediate relief and a complete cure after fewer than three bottles. Sold by all druggists.
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R. J. Howell
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Foley
Local calf sale tops 865 pound steer at Marsh yard
Anson S. Saeviall bought a ten month old calf from E D Marsh weighing 865 pounds after several sales. Buyers claimed they picked the best herd, but this weighed first. Other heavier cattle may have been sold without weighing at Twin Bridges Monitor.
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Perfect Satisfaction in Coal Shown by Kemmerer Lump
If you want perfect satisfaction in coal try a load of Kemmerer lump from C. W. Scott. B th.
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