Sallie's Night of Cold Illness and Curtiss’s Silent Care
In Carbon County Montana, Sallie recounts a dawn encounter with Curtiss Wright as she endures a cold, wet night. He cares for her with blankets, hot water bottles, and a mustard foot bath while Ellie and Mom Nellie aid. Later Sallie learns Curtiss is seen with another girl, prompting doubts about their future. The scene closes with a stock sale report from local wool growers.
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Curtiss
Sallie
Concer
Joe Schuyler
Nellie
Lex
Mister Curtiss
Ellie
Curtiss Wright
Carbon County
Mont
Montana
Montana Dairy Loan Association boosts state prosperity
Montana reports from Billings credit optimistic, stressing rising tax payments clearing up past due accounts. The Montana Mutual Dairy Loan Association at Missoula since 1922 has added over 1,200 dairy cows and 800 herds, with nine creameries investing over 500000 dollars and dairy output up sharply, signaling a broader dairy-driven recovery for the state.
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Montana
Montana Development Association
Billings
Montana Mutual Dairy Loan Association
Missoula
C. W. Fowler
Advan
Large deposits at Malta Bank exceed prior year
Malta bank deposits are $250,000 higher than a year ago signaling growth. The report notes increased financial activity across Great Falls with new mining and energy ventures, while infrastructure updates and corporate acquisitions shape Montana's economy.
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Malta
The Doctor Bill and Tax Deductions for Personal Labor
This piece argues income tax should allow deductions for personal maintenance of the worker as if it were machinery. It compares wear and tear and depletion applied to capital to the brain and body of a professional, urging deductible costs for doctors, lawyers, merchants, or mechanics.
Economic Debate on Railroads and Fashion in 1920s America
Commentary critiques rail freight pricing and reliance on commissions, recalling Tom Lawson’s rise and fall on Wall Street. Observations touch on autos, European efficiency, fashionable trends in London, and a Kansas editor’s quip about three husbands. The piece blends economic, social, and gender musings with dated cultural references.
Doan's Pills Touted For Kidney Trouble Relief
Mrs. M E Thompson of 19 North Rail Road Ave reports years of kidney trouble with backache dizzy spells and blurred vision. After using Doan's Pills she says relief comes quickly and she uses them as needed. Price 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert.
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Dean
Dillon
M.E. Thompson
Railroad Ave
Doan
Postal receipts rise in December 1924 across fifty cities
Postal receipts for fifty industrial cities in December 1924 totaled more than December 1923 by 333 820.60 dollars, an average gain of 9.24 percent. Springfield Ohio led with a 45.98 percent rise, followed by Cheyenne Wyoming with a 30.49 percent gain.
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Springfield
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Foley Honey and Tar Ad Sample Offer
An old advertisement invites readers to mail the cutout and ten cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive a sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds along with free Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts the druggist. Adv. 6-9.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Potts
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Bodkler
Particu
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Association
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Tage
Development Association
Mutual Dairy Loan Association
Great Falls
Wayne
Kevin Oil & Gas Company
Troy
Shelby
Montana Power Co
Rainbow Dam
Billings—Ryan Fruit Company
Midland Fruit Company
Cat Creek
Arthur Brisbane
the Doctor Bill
Wall Street
Europe
United States
Interstate -Commerce Commission
Tom” Lawson
Monte Carlo
London
Tennal
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