Railroad Transportation Act Debate in Public Discussion
The article reviews the 1920 Transportation Act's aims to curb over capitalization and ensure service stability via the Railroad Labor Board. It notes varied public opinion on its effectiveness, with warnings from President Coolidge and calls for either maintained government regulation or a return to private initiative.
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Railroad Labor Board
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hines Tha
Factoids Across Nations And Times From An Odd Compendium
A collage of observations spans science, history, and culture from North Carolina gold to aluminum's past value, Newton’s bread and water era, urban traffic shifts, Oregon bears, farm car ownership, aerial photography, turkey diets, modesty norms, and global crafts. It notes Natchitoches as a good goods town and highway convergences, plus tiny facts on flies, language, fashion, and coppery corundum.
Bannack intrigue and church guild noted in 12 years past
The column recalls Bannack town ways as a man leaves after an insinuation, the St James Episcopal church women organizing the St James Guild with officers Mrs Thorpe Mrs Jacobs and Mrs Price, Beaverhead County top taxpayers list, and J E Morse traveling to the Central states of the Mormon Kingdom and Chicago before returning to Dillon.
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Bannack
St. James Episcopal Church
St. James Guild
Thorpe
Jacobs
Price
J. E. Morse
Chicago
Rockford
Dillon
Dillon social week promising gaiety in 1896
The Tribune notes an unusually festive week for Dillon society as Mrs. Pat Ward visits Bedrock for shopping and Martin Innes takes a job with the Dillon News during the holidays. Invitations go out for a Militiaous New Year’s social hop.
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Pat Ward
Bedrock
Martin Innes
Dillon News Company
Militia Ous
Teacher Named for Didon Public School
Choteau joins Didon Public School with a new teacher after Miss Margaret Ross becomes county superintendent. Also noted are holiday travels of Terry Browning and Miss Mabel Selway, local mining activity at Bannack, land transfers in Montana, and a Lillian Strawbridge estate decree.
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Mies Atlee Rua Ed
Choteau
Didon
Margaret Ross
Bannack
Wm. Dunn
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Week Ending December 20 1924
Transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books show property changes for the week ending December 20 1924. Listings name buyers sellers and parcel details within the local real estate market.
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land Transfers and Patents in Montana Listings
Warranty deeds record James I Phillips and Justina Phillips transferring 155.8 acres near Argenta to Lee R Light. Hendersons convey 838.46 acres in Sheep Creek basin to Henry Thompson. Albert Spencer sells 320 acres near Bannack to Mads O Anderson and Berg Christensen. United States grants 480 acres in the Big Hole basin to Michael Emmet Carroll, and the State of Montana also grants 160 acres in the Big Hole basin to Carroll.
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America
Natoad
Canferd
Big Hole Basin
U.S
Anni
Charle Nashind
Little Save Creek
U.S. of America
Charles Nassnn
Cora M. Bryan
Apex
Montana
Lillian M. Strawbridge
James I. Phillips
Justina Phillips
Lee R. Light
Argenta
Rollo S. Henderson
Rosaltha O. Henderson
Henry Thompson
Sheep Creek
Albert Spencer
Mads O. Anderson
Berg Christensen
Bannack
United States of America
Michael Emmet Carroll
State of Montana
Doan's Pills Helped Dillon Woman Cure Kidney Ailment
Dillon resident Mrs. Robert Moses of 329 North Idaho Street says Doan's Pills cured her years of kidney pain and backache after a few boxes. She reports relief again when she first detect kidney weakness, and recommends the same remedy now. Buffalo firm Foster Milburn Co. markets Doan's Pills at 60 cents.
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Dillon
Robert Moses
Idaho St
Titmes
Doan
Moses
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Taxpayer Cannot Sue to Block Treasury Under Sheppard-Towner Act
The Federal Supreme Court rules a taxpayer cannot sue to restrain a government officer from performing official acts. A Boston woman attempted to block Treasury payments under the Sheppard-Towner Maternity Act, suing as a taxpayer to challenge the act’s validity.
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Federal Supreme Court
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
Peruna credited by Hoboken woman for relief from la grippe catarrh
Mrs. Laura Berberick of 1205 Willow Ave Hoboken says a severe la grippe caused chronic catarrh with hoarseness slime headaches and sleep loss. She reports Peruna restored sleep pain relief weight gain and vigor and plans to keep and recommend it for all forms of catarrh including coughs colds nasal catarrh indigestion and bowel issues.
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Laura Berberick
Willow Ave
Hoboken N
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad
A Tribune ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe cough remedy made from pure ingredients. The ad urges readers to purchase at Potts drugstore and notes the price of 2.50 per year for the period.
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Foley
Potts
Adly
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