Montana Insane Asylum Report for 1907 at Warm Springs
Helena January 20 The annual report of the state asylum at Warm Springs lists a December 1 1907 population of 646 with 507 males and 139 females. During the year 201 males and 67 females were admitted, 49 males and 10 females discharged as recovered, 41 males and 23 females discharged as improved, 36 males escaped with 25 captured, and 77 patients died. The recovery rate is 13.4 percent of those treated and 45.8 percent of those admitted, with a death rate of 0.4.
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Montana
Helena
State
Norris
Warm Springs Institution
A Religious Author Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy
A writer reports years of kidney trouble and a severe winter attack with bed confinement. After starting Foley's Kidney Remedy, pain eased, urine normalized, and he recommends the product. City Drug Store distributes the remedy.
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Foley
City Drug Store
Sheriff vows crackdown on gambling and illegal saloons
Butte January 18 Sheriff O Rourke says he will arrest all violators of the anti gambling law as soon as he finds poker or other games of chance. He will not permit any dance halls to open nor wine rooms or slot machines in saloons.
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Butte
Jan
O’rouke
School Population Increases in Montana Report
Helena January 19 reports filed with W E Harmon superintendent of public school show Montana's school population at 76 969. The figures indicate steady growth across districts with continued demand for classroom space and teachers.
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Heléna
W. E. Harmon
Montana
County ballot tallies by Montana counties listed
A list of county vote tallies is shown, including Beaverhead 1504 Broadwater 726 Carbon 3384 Cascade 6646 Chouteau 2780 Custer 2320 Dawson 1881 Deer Lodge 3158 Fergus 3209 Flathead 4565 Gallatin 3875 Granite 835 Jefferson 1302 Lewis and Clark 5033 Madison 1927 Meagher 540 Missoula 3783 Park 2769 Powell 1204 Ravalli 2292 Rosebud 890 Sanders 720 Silver Bow 13353 Sweet Grass 1074 Teton 1003 Valley 1919 Yellowstone 3667.
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Ures
Beaverhead
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Powell
Ravalli
Rosebud
Sanders
Silver Bow
Sweetgrass
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone
President Aids Orphans at Macon Home
The Industrial and Orphans' Home in Macon Georgia reports the president helps hundreds of orphans. He endorses Electric Bitters as a nine year staple medicine for stomach liver and kidney issues. It strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion and builds strength. Potts druggists sell it at 50 cents. The notice notes its use for female complaints.
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Industrial and
Macon
Potts
Government Takes Charge of Indigent Chippewa Band
Helena reports the government now oversees an indigent Chippewa group during the cold spell. An inspector was sent to arrange clothing and food for the people and forage for their ponies, with relief efforts under way. Foley's Honey and Tar praised as a safe cough remedy for children.
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Helena
Instruction in Forestry Session Opens Feb. 2
At the opening of the next session in Missoula the forestry program will begin on February 2 at the university. Officials outline course aims and enrollment steps for new students.
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Missoula
Uni
Forestry course announced at university of Montana
The University of Montana offers a forestry study program with 48 lectures by E. Clifford, W. W. White and G. B. McDonald from the first division of the government forestry staff.
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Versity of
Montana
Iate
E. Clifford
G. B. McDonald
Government Forestry
Commissioner Wilson Indicted in Land Fraud Conspiracy
In Helena on January 18, James Wilson former United States commissioner at Malta faced an indictment for conspiring with 100 others to defraud the government of 32 000 acres of land. Wilson appeared with Carl Rasch waived reading and received 30 days to plead, bondsmen set at 5000 dollars.
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Commissioner Wilson
Helena
James Wilson
United States
Malta
B.D. Phillips
Wilson
Carl Rasch
Phillips
Ben D. Phillips
Montana
Ranch hand found frozen to death at Pogreba ranch
Ve He a ranch hand from Great Falls aged 63 was discovered dying in a dug-out used as a hen house at Pogreba ranch six miles from the city. His arms legs ears and nose were frozen. He died before reaching the hospital after being brought to town.
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Great Falls
G. B. Scott
Pogreba Ranch
A Horrible Hold Up Brings Cure By King’s New Discovery
Washington North Carolina resident W R Lipscomb recalls his brother’s years of health decline from consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a full recovery after six bottles. The remedy is advertised as relief for coughs colds bronchitis la grippe asthma and related lung issues. Trial bottle offered free and priced 50 cents to a dollar guaranteed by Potts druggist.
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W. R. Lipscomb
Washington, N.C
Dr. King
Potts
Police Officer Awarded $250 Damages in Shotarm Case
Anaconda court awarded Anthony Kelly $250 damages after Officer Samuel Emmons shot him in the arm. The shooting occurred when Emmons mistook Kelly for William Weldon, a suspect connected to an assault on Loftis. The incident dated January 18.
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Anaconda
Anthony Kelly
Samuel Emmons
Kelly
William Weldon
Loftis
Ministers Shut Down County Wrestling Event in Lewistown
In Lewistown on January 16 the local Ministers' association protested a planned wrestling exhibition between Al Lindrose and L O Stanley. County Attorney Huntoon noted section 752 of the penal code making any boxing wrestling or slugging match a misdemeanor, leading to the event being canceled. Some sports enthusiasts hope Fergus county lawmakers will seek an amendment to the law.
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Lewistown
Ministers’ Association
al Lindrose
L. O. Stanley
Minneapolis
Huntoon
Fergus County
Stomach Remedy Endorsed by Edina Reader and Local Drugstore
Edina resident J. P Klote praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble. Potts the Druggist sells the medicine. Plus Helena crime notes report Ben D Phillips arraigned on land entry conspiracy and a murder tied to a decoy message to lure miner John H Hancock to his death.
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J. P Klote
Edina
Chamberlain
Potts
Explosion Kills Clerk in Laurel and Damages Nearby
Alonzo Kilpatrick, a clerk for W. R. Spencer, died after carrying a lit lantern into a room housing a large gasoline tank in Laurel. The blast blew the body from the room and shattered windows in nearby buildings. Also noted is a local obituary: Twin Bridges resident Mrs. Jacob Wyrouck, 80, died after a long heart illness, having lived in Montana over four decades.
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Billings
Alonzo Kilpatrick
W. R. Spencer
Laurel
Young Kilpatrick
Twin Bridges
Jacob Wyrouck
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Coughs
An old remedy claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures grippe coughs that may become pneumonia overnight. It promises to heal inflamed lungs and avert danger by taking Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package from City Drug Store.
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Foley
City Drug Store
Fast Freight Added in Butte Train Service
In Butte on January 19, officials announce the Short Line adds a fast freight service beginning this week. The new schedule aims to speed cargo movement and improve regional rail efficiency.
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Butte
Peern
Oan Es
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Advertised as Ideal Laxative
An appeal extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a superior laxative for all households. It claims the product cleans and soothes internal organs without debility or dosage increases, acting naturally and pleasantly, with components approved by physicians. The genuine California Big Syrup Co. label is urged for authenticity and widespread druggist availability.
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California Big Syrup Co
No. 55 56 Freight Trains Run Regardless of Tonnage
The article describes trains No. 55 and No. 56 on the Bluffs to the coast line, running with minimal freight or even just a caboose and engine if needed. It emphasizes speed and watchword efficiency by crew and agents along the line. It also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar at City Drug Store as a cure for coughs and colds with no recorded cases of pneumonia after use.
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Foley
City Drug Store
Scarlet Fever Spreads Through Anaconda City
Scarlet fever is spreading through Anaconda with physicians and the sanitary officer occupied by enforcing quarantines and caring for the afflicted. The outbreak alarms local medical staff and city health authorities as cases rise.
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Anaconda
Governor Narrows State Budget Projections For 1910
Governor Norris presented to the legislature figures showing tight future state finances with only about 25000 dollars left for other uses after essential expenses. He estimates 1909 revenue at 1 263 000 and expenditures at 1 208 880, 1910 revenue at 1 013 000 and expenditures at 1 041 500, and forecasts a tax rate cut as property values exceed 300 million, reducing state tax intake by 260 000 in 1910. Departments' expense details follow.
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Helena
Norris
Committee On Appropriations
Information Wanted Porum Oklas 1909 Sheriff Notice
Porum Oklahoma January 2 1909 Sheriff asks for help locating Will Aden formerly of Porum last heard about twelve years ago. Describes him as Indian dark complexion 5 feet 9 inches 165 pounds dark hair about 35 years old possibly alive near your town. Sent by Daniel R Goodey.
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Sheriff's Office
Daniel R. Goodey
Peruna Almanac of 1909 Offered by Columbus Firm
The Peruna Co of Columbus Ohio announces its Peruna almanac for 1909. Besides standard astronomical content it includes astrology with claimed faithful character traits for each zodiac sign. Free list of lucky and unlucky days available upon request.
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Peruna
Peruna Co
Columbus
Ohio
Dillon Public Library Evening Hours Notice
The Dillon Public Library announces extended evening hours for book distribution and reader access. Open 7 to 9:30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday for book distribution, 4 to 6 Friday afternoons, 3 to 6 Saturday afternoons, and 7 to 9:30 Tuesday and Friday evenings for readers.
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Dillon Public Library
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J. Robert Morton
Montana State’ News
Barteldes Seed Co
Denver
DiLton Tribune
Essive
Colo
Pras
Aaron
Osee
Kutcher Gaeben
George Sutherlin
Mount Helena
St. John’s Hospital
Sutherlin
John H Hancock
South Rodney Street
Hancock
Peeey
Peede
Renee Eee
Mee
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Peruna Almanac
Dillon
Bakery
A. Kuntze
West Broadway
Miner
Metlen
Dillon Hotelompany
West
Wheeler & Wilson
East Helena St
Harry A. Sink
Ely
Eran aCold
Teste
Balin Forea
Tally Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Armstead
Armstead, Mont
Scott & Decker
Cheat
Music Books
Tribone Store
Dillog, Monit
Mont
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