Dozens of Miners Dead in Primero Colorado Explosion
Reports say 149 miners were in the Primero coal mine of Colorado Fuel and Iron when a massive blast at 4:30 PM collapsed the workings. Eight bodies recovered by rescuers. 79 bodies found by midnight piled at the airshaft. no survivors expected. A later note cites a second blast in the main mine causing additional fatalities.
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Primero
Colo
Primera
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Cal
Colorado Fuel & Coal Company
Circular Letter to Sheepmen on Leg and Lip Ulcerations
State veterinarian Dr. M E Knowles issues instructions for sheep owners. Separate diseased from healthy stock and isolate until cured. Remove scabs and secretions before applying nitric acid solution to ulcers. Repeat treatment in six to fifteen days and monitor cases every two to three days.
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M. E. Knowles
Breathe Hyomei Quick Relief for Catarrh and Colds
Hyomei promises relief from catarrh sore throat and cold in minutes. The complete inhaler kit costs 1.00 with a bottle of Hyomei and instructions. an extra bottle is 50 cents. Sold by Potts and druggists nationwide.
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Potts
Fashion's Loom of Ills: Leprosy Link to False Hair Trade
A Missoula reader cites an Associated Press item alleging leprosy reached Kalaupapa via diseased hair from a foreign consignment. The letter, from a Chicago insurance firm secretary, claims eighteen salesgirls at a single national retailer were affected, highlighting fashion's risks and moral concerns.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Chicago
Kalaupapa
United States
Man Ends Life After Court Row in Butte Parlor
Charles W. Cockrell, a retired mining broker, told his wife and Miss Irene Somerville I’ve killed myself then drank carbolic acid. He died five minutes later despite doctors' arrival. The act followed a separation suit Mrs. Cockrell filed. Attorney C A Ruggles had earlier represented her. A temporary restraining order barred him from the home.
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Butte
Charles W. Cockrell
Irene Somerville
C. A. Ruggles
Cockrell
Mr. Ruggles
Drs. W. L. Renick
John T. Wolf
Mr. Cockrell
Beefs Prices Rise as Market Holds Steady
The market shows a mixed week with beef prices up 35 to 50 cents but cattle receipts moderate. Demand for stockers and feeders remains active with 25 to 35 cent weekly advances, while mutton and lambs fall 25 to 40 cents. court notices include a foreclosure sale in Beaverhead County and a probate hearing for Nancy E. Smith's will set for February 26, 1910.
Affidavits of Publication Withheld Until Payment Is Made
Notice outlines legal charges: $1.50 per folio of 100 words for first insertion and 50 cents per folio for subsequent insertions. Affidavits of publication will be withheld until payment is received.
Dillon City approves liquor license ordinance 1910
The Dillon City Council adopts Ordinance No. 173 regulating retail sale licenses for spirituous malt vinous distilled or fermented liquors. It sets a 264 dollar semi annual license fee and six month terms, requires council examination, bans transfer, assigns personal supervision, and outlines revocation penalties including two year reapplication ban.
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Dillon
State of
Montana
Summons in Beaverhead Justice Court Lima Township
State of Montana Beaverhead County to Arthur Allison greeting you are summoned to appear before Justice P Hansen in Lima at the office on Monday February 28 1910 at 2 o clock pm to answer the complaint filed by W H Boyle in the case pending in this court
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Julia E. Tong
L. J. Price
Lizzie Price
C. C. Barnett
John W. Morton
State of
Montana
A. D
Thomson
Dillon
Thomson Avenue
United States
D. C
Nancy E. Smith
Nancy B. Smith
Martin Butch
F. A. Hazeparer
W. H. Boyle
Lydia Brown
Franklin J. Brown
A. Haze Paker
C. W. Concrr
Lima Township
P. Hansen
County of Beaverhead
Arthur Allison
Justice Court of
George Noble
William H. Boyle
County of
Lima
Montana Legal Notices from Beaverhead County Lima Justice Court
Public legal notices from Lima Montana detailing a 1910 civil action for house rent, executor and administrator notices for estates of Ernest B. McNinch and Dorette L. Boger, and a mortgage abstract reminder. Includes names William H. Boyle Arthur Allison George Nose Ernest B. McNinch Lewis E. McNinch F. E. Boger and W. S. Barbour with dates January 1910 and February 1910.
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