Montana seed law outlines seed labeling and penalties
The Montana legislature signed a seed act regulating sale and labeling of agricultural seed. Requirements include printed seed contents, germination, weights of foreign matter, and seller information, with fines for violations. The act takes effect January 1 1914. Livingston man Edward Pratt, 26, died from a gunshot after a dispute with Helen Rubenstein. she claimed he refused marriage and blamed the shooting on him.
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Stewart
Montana
State Grain Laboratory
Livingston
Edward Pratt
Helen Rubenstein
Pratt
Old Age Health Advice Promises Digestive Relief
A vintage advertisement extols aging as noble yet notes common ills and promises Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to improve digestion regulate the liver and bowels and lift mood. Sold by dealers.
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Chamberlain
Adv
Great Northern Cutoff Begins Near Lewistown
The Great Northern plans a nineteen mile eastward cutoff from Lewistown with two long tunnels and major cuts. The Kelly ranch area will host the largest fill at about 1,50 feet long and sixty feet high. Construction is ready to start.
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Lewistown
Great Northern
North Dakota
Kelly Ranch
Beers Named General Manager of Gallatin Farmers Alliance
Frank Beers of Liver more Town takes over as general manager of the Farmers Alliance of Gallatin County succeeding T. F. Stevenson who retires due to advancing years. Beers brings 15 years of similar experience and has managed large elevators in Iowa. The alliance plans major farmer support in the coming year.
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Bozeman
Frank Beers
Livermore
Town
Famers’ Alliance
Gallatin County
T. F. Stevenson
Beers
Iowa
Kidney Pills Offer Quick Relief for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Health warning notes that chilled and wet feet can cause congestion of internal organs and kidney bladder inflammation with rheumatic pain. Recommends Foley Kidney Pills as the best medicine for kidney disorders and backache, claiming non habit forming and fast action. Potts the druggist.
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Potts
Ady. Im
Dr King’s New Discovery praised for children’s colds
Mothers safely buy Dr King’s New Discovery to ease colds coughs and throat troubles for kids. Mrs Bruce Crawford of Niagra Missouri shares her son’s health improvement after using it, noting it tastes good and is harmless. Potts drugstore carries the remedy.
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Dr. King
Bruce Crawford
Niagra
Costliest breakfast foods rise above cheap corn meal
The article notes the costliest patent breakfast foods cost nearly 1000 percent more than corn meal, which runs about a quarter of a cent per portion. It adds rice rolled oats and wheat are among the cheapest, with most costliest items being ready cooked and incurring no fuel cost for preparation.
Alfalfa Cultivation Praised on Montana Beach Lands
Dr. Sudduth urged diversification in farming during a Lewis Town address saying alfalfa should be grown on Montana beach lands as part of a broader farming plan.
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Sudduth
Lewistown
Montana
Lincoln as a Man of God in Lima Sermon Note
A Lima sermon extols Abraham Lincoln as a man of God, recounting his rise from humble origins to presidency, and highlighting prayer with Bishop Simpson and Dr. Kirk, his emancipation stance, and reliance on divine guidance. It cites his Gettsyburg era vow, public faith, and the famed second inaugural address urging healing of the nation.
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Lincoln
Man
God
Lima
Abrahm Lincoln
Kentucky
Indiana
Sangamon River
Illinois
Hig Gen
New Orleans
Abraham Lincoln
Isaiah
Ife
Stephen A. Douglas
Douglas
Moses
Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Washington
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Matthew Simpson
Edward N. Kirk
Boston
Bishop Simpson
Mr. Lincoln
Abraham
Gettysburg
White House
Prophet of Nazareth
United States
Capitol
Union
William H. Seward
Mr. Seward
Seward
Salmon P. Chase
the Treasury
Stanton
Edwin M. Stanton
Free
America
Passing of the Montana Pioneer Judge H H Guthrie
Judge H H Guthrie has died leaving Helena a loss of an honored pioneer born in Ohio. He came to Montana nearly 40 years ago and ran a Helena grocery business before moving to Butte, then returning to Helena. He served as deputy U S marshal, Helena police judge, and justice of the peace for Helena townsite, and was a prominent Mason.
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H. H. Guthrie
Helena
Judge Guthrie
Ohio
Montana
Butte
United States
Guthrie
Libby remembers Jake Goldberg war veteran of 1877 rally
Libby friends honor Jake Goldberg who survived a 1877 clash with Nez Perce forces after following Colonel Gibbon. He is praised for soldierly modesty and the community seeks government burial in the national cemetery at the Custer battlefield near his fallen comrades.
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Jake Goldberg
Libby
Colonel Gibbon
Big Hole
Joseph
White Bird
Looking Glass
Montana
National Cemetery
Custer Battlefield
Pioneer Spokane real estate operator dies at 57
Charles FE Severance a northwest pioneer and Spokane real estate figure died at his home after a paralytic stroke. Born in Maine he was 57 and had lived in Spokane about 12 years after earlier ventures from Montana to California Alaska and Rossland British Columbia. He was once Montana’s largest wool producer and later worked across western Canada and the northwest.
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Spokane
Charles FE. Severance
Northwest
Canada
Severance
Maine
Montana
Missouri
Old Port Benton
Musselshell
California
Alaska
Rossland
B.C
Surprise Your Friends With New Life Pills Ad
Four week regimen claims to stimulate the liver improve digestion and purge blood impurities. Advertises Pimples erup tions and skin conditions vanish and urges immediate purchase at Potts the druggist's.
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Dr. King
Potts
To My Neighbor Let Us Be Content and Forgive
A neighbor exchanges a quiet appeal for mutual amnesty and better fellowship. The author urges forgetting past wrongs, rekindling kindness, and meeting with honest, sympathetic regard to strengthen neighborly ties.
Beaverhead Pilsener Trial Runs Across County
Beaverhead brewed Pilsener is tested in a county trial with a sample run described as a try a case. The note lists 26 tahs in a concise line indicating limited production or testing scope.
No Need to Stop Electric Bitters Ad Claims Strength
An advertisement urges workers to resist stopping work despite illness and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure to restore tone and vigor. It claims rapid health benefits, guarantees satisfaction, and notes a 50 cent price at Potts the druggist.
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Montana State News
Gallatin Farmers’ Alliance
Rev
E. V. Ostrander
C. E. Severance
The CHAS, H. /LILLY CO
Seattle
Havana
Victory Cigar Company
8Th Ave
New York
Dillon Furniture Company
G. T. Paul
Tattersall
Dilfon
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