Bozeman Urges Federal Building Action On Budget
In Bozeman a citizens committee led by Walter Cooper of the chamber of commerce will press Montana’s congressional delegation to advance a federal building funding plan. The group cites growing post office land office and forestry workloads and notes a $75,000 appropriation approved by Senator Carter is not yet available. The panel includes Nelson Story Jr George D Pease B T Stanton Justin M Smith and S C Kenyon.
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Bozeman
Walter Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson Story, Jr
George D. Pease
B. T. Stanton
Justin M. Smith
S. C. Kenyon
Forestry Office
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Congress
Foley Kidney Pills Come Highly Recommended by Satisfied User
J. T. Shelnut of Bremen Georgia reports strong relief from Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder trouble saying they outperform other medicines. The testimonial notes consistent satisfaction and recommends them to all sufferers. Available at all druggists.
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J. T. Shelnut
Bremen
Fingers Sawed Off at McHesser Creek Sawmill
Ole Jensen, employed at a sawmill on McHesser creek, lost three fingers from his left hand and one from his right, and broke his left wrist last Friday when his gloved hand neared the saw. He saved himself from a worse fate by extending his right hand, a finger of which was also severed. George La Porte, the mill operator nearby, pulled Jensen free. Jensen was brought here for treatment.
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Ole Jensen
McHesser Creek
Jensen
George la Porte
Foreman Dies After Horse Fall in Gallatin Valley
R. K. Thornton foreman for the Ancony ranch in the Gallatin valley was found unconscious in the snow Saturday morning and died later from exposure. He was returning from taking a friend to the train, riding one horse and leading another, and it is believed he was thrown from his mount and stunned.
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Bozeman
R. K. Thornton
Ancony Ranch
Gallatin Valley
Thornton
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Advertises Grippe Cure
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a cure for la grippe and pneumonia risk. A testimonial from R. E. Fisher of Ashington Kansas claims quick relief after taking the product, with three bottles curing the illness. The ad warns to buy the genuine yellow package.
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Foley
R. E. Fisher
Ashington
Kas
Foleys
Want Silver Dollars in Butte Seek More Coin at Congress
A Butte committee from the Butte business men's association plans to attend the Spokane mining congress on Wednesday January 17 to press for more silver dollars for western use. The delegation is led by President Herman Blank and includes Senator Harry Galwey James H. Lynch and S. V. Kemper.
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Butte
Mining Congress
Spokane
Herman Blank
Butte Business Men’s Association
Harry Galwey
James H. Lynch
S. V. Kemper
New Postmasters Appointed in Montana
Fourth class postmasters named for Montana towns including Argenta Beaverhead county Crabtree Custer county Marias Chouteau county Seville Teton county with replacements for Graeter Ellis George Bloomer and others. James H. McKay named in Argenta and Leo H. Sennett in Crabtree. Effie Stepman in Marias Cortes G Vaillant in Seville.
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Washington
Montana
James H. McKay
Argenta
Beaverhead County
W. H. Graeter
Leo H. Sennett
Crabtree
Custer County
J. W.ellis
Effie Stepman
Marias
Chouteau County
M. M. George
Cortes G. Vaillant
Seville
Teton County
Arthur Bloomer
Kidney Pills Claim Quick Relief For Urinary Troubles
Do not let kidney and bladder trouble worsen. Foley's Kidney Pills offer prompt results and stop irregularities quickly.
Gold Creek postmaster Getchell sentenced for embezzlement
Fred W. Getchell 62, postmaster of Gold Creek 40 miles west of Helena, was sentenced by Circuit Judge William H. Hunt to four years and six months in Leavenworth and a $4,936.61 fine the amount embezzled from the government. He pleaded guilty to the charge.
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Helena
Fred W. Getchell
Gold Creek
William H. Hunt
Leavenworth
Getchell
Montana
Minneapolis
Laborer theft alleged as Getchell used post office funds
A Creek area construction crew worker, Getchell, is accused of eight months ofmisusing funds from post office money orders. He allegedly spent nearly all the money before his arrest on December 21.
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Getchell
Fat Cattle Shipped by O'Donnell Bros to Tacoma Markets
Billings Fifteen carloads of fat cattle were shipped from here by O'Donnell Bros to Tacoma markets. The cattle were in excellent condition, fattened in Billings Sugar company yards on alfalfa and beet pulp, expected to fetch top prices.
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Billings
O’donnell Bros
Tacoma
Billings Sugar Company
Fire at Great Falls jail kills Ballinger in Outbank blaze
Jan 11 fire at Outbank jail in Great Falls left W. H. Ballinger dead and the town marshal badly burned while attempting a rescue. Ballinger had been jailed only a few hours earlier for creating a disturbance.
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Great Falls
Outbank
W. H. Ballinger
Ballinger
Children Die After Poisoning in Huntley Home
Two young children of Mr and Mrs T O Threet ages three and one died Thursday night from carbolic acid poisoning. The family resides near Pompeys Pillar.
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Huntley
T. O. Threet
Pioneer Stage Driver John T. Bingham Dies at 79
John T. Bingham, famed pioneer stage driver who ran a Billings to Helena route in early days, died here January 11 at age 79. He leaves a wife and two children and was brother of the late Maj. H. W. Bingham, renowned in the west.
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Livingston
John T. Bingham
Billings
Helena
Maj. H. W. Bingham
West
Telephone Plant Burns in Glasgow City
The Moore telephone plant in Glasgow burned last week, cutting off all local telephone communication across the city.
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Glasgow
Moore
Harlem Hotel Fire Destroys New England and Nearby Buildings
A massive blaze struck Harlem at 1 am Friday with temperatures at 25 degrees below and left the New England hotel and three adjacent business buildings completely destroyed. Local firefighters battled the flames through freezing conditions as authorities assessed the damage and potential causes.
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Harlem
New England
N. P. Wins Suit Over Miles City Land Dispute
Judge Lanner rules for Northern Pacific Railway against John Kimes in land ownership case near Miles City. Land had been divided into residence lots and traded, prompting wider interest. Appeal to Montana and U S Supreme Courts planned.
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N. P
Miles City
Lanner
John Kimes
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court of the United States
Mysterious robbery puzzle confounds London talk
Report from London notes a recent robbery described as mysterious. A pair of witnesses cites no clear motive or clue, while detectives later capture the thieves on game day, prompting further questions about the case.
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Smith
Jones
London
Mutual Discontent at Annual Club Dinner
London Opinion notes a club dinner scene with two members debating seating and social company during a year’s event. The exchange hints at social friction and customary seating practices within the club community.
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London
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Dillon Resident Testimony
Dillon Mont resident W R Kent endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a quick effective remedy for kidney trouble and back pain. He credits five boxes with restoring kidney function after an operation and notes a second relief when a minor return appeared. Sold by Potts Drug Store and other dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Dillon
W. R. Kent
Dillon Mont
Potts’ Drug Store
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Multiple Global Disasters and Political Moves Taint 1930s Headlines
Drowning tragedies unfold near Emden and Trenton while Osaka reports 5 250 building fires and 30 000 homeless. Norwood and Santa Fe mark fires and inaugurations as butter soars in New York Chicago prices climb. Siberian colonies envisioned as Japan sneaks 32 000 soldiers to Hawaii.
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W. C. McDonald
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Osaka
Japan
Trenton
Atlantic
Kansas
Oklahoma
United States
Vallue
Hawaii
Santa Monica
Cal
State Department
Washington
Gomez
Cuba
Yuan Shi Kai
Peking
Not Crazy
A brief quote from the Houston Post features a witty exchange where one partner calls the other crazy, the reply reframes the act as foolishness, reflecting a light domestic moment.
Bald Headed People Flocked By Hair Growth Offer
A Rexall Hair Tonic promotion asserts 65 percent of balding individuals can regrow hair. The offer guarantees refund if three bottles fail to eradicate dandruff and boost growth, with no obligation, and directs readers to Potts the Druggist at 15 Bannack St.
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Rexall Heme
Rexall
P Potts
Bannack St
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Knabe Brothers
Norwood
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Houston Post
Montana St
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Rambler Motor Car Agency
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Dillon Novelty Works
Helena St
Mississippi River
Alton
Ili
Idaho Street
W. J. Forster
Ined
Hick
J. Carhar
Metropolitan Chop House
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