Quarantine Against Utah Farm Goods Remains in Montana
Helena reports Montana will not lift the year old quarantine on Utah farm and garden products due to the alfalfa weevil. Governor Spry urged modification to allow Utah cherries but experts advised against lifting during the peak spread season. Homer Townsend, a former Miner ad solicitor, displays a rainbow weighing 1334 pounds in the Ideal Oregon Short Line office, measuring 2914 inches long with a 1814 inch girth.
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Helena
Utah
Spry
Stewart
Board of Entomology
Homer Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Ideal
Oregon Short Line
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad for Cuts Burns and Sores
Bucklen Arnica Salve promises quick healing for cuts burns and wounds with a testimonial from E S Lopez of Manilla New York. The ad urges readers to keep a box on hand and notes a 25 cent price at druggists. It claims prevention of lockjaw and suggests immediate purchase.
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Bucklen
E. S. Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
Foley Kidney Pills Adworded in 19th Century Promo
Overworked kidneys require protection and relief from pains and bladder annoyances. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as the best medicine to support weak kidneys and bladder weaknesses, promoted by Potts the druggist.
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Bright
Potts
Attorney General Rules Dual Primary Candidacy Limits
The attorney general holds a lawyer who moved to Edge County mid October 1913 and was admitted in November 1918 may have his name on the primary ballot with enough petition signatures but cannot vote in the election since he is not a qualified elector. The ruling follows Rededge County Attorney Frank P. Wincher’s query and outlines residency and eligibility constraints for candidates versus voters.
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Helena
Frank P. Wincher
D. M. Kelly
Playing at Cross Purposes Helena Butter Prices Dispute
Montana merchants favor imported butter over local creameries causing shipments to Chicago. Increased marketing costs lower butter fat prices to farmers, reducing funds for local merchants. A significant price drop has prompted a major response in recent weeks.
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Helena
Montana
Chicago
Cured of Indigestion by Chamberlain's Tab Jets
Mrs Sadie P Clawson of Indiana Pa suffered chronic indigestion with pain bloating headaches and belching. After her daughter used Chamberlains Tab Jets and reported relief she tried them and found similar results. Sold by all dealers adv Im.
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Sadie P. Clawson
Indiana
Chamberlain
All Deaters
Adv
Tragic Windstorm Kills Two Women Near Big Fork
A fierce wind toppled a large tree onto a cabin near Big Fork killing Mrs. Martha Lee and fatally injuring her daughter Mrs. Charles Penny. Three week old infant escaped unharmed. Farm buildings suffered minor damage and many trees were blown down.
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Kallspell
Martha Lee
Charles Penny
Big Fork
Largest trout caught this season on Big Hole River
The report notes a sizeable trout captured on the Big Hole river, believed to be the season’s largest thus far, taken by an unnamed angler. Further details on the exact weight and the fisher’s name are not provided in the readable text.
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Butte
Big Hole
Sheep dealers expand herds in northern state
Twin Bridges reports several sheepmen buying stock to enlarge holdings. Thomas Call delivered carloads from Malta and unloaded at Alder. George Selway purchased a large lot near Malta and is due soon. Frank Reid Darnitzer Brothers and others are considering purchases.
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Thomas Call
Malta
George Selway
Frank Reid
Darnitzer Brothers
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Highlight
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as relief for asthma and hay fever. Claims the product coats inflamed membranes to ease tickling, thickeness, and choking sensations, and helps breathing become easy and natural. Presented in a yellow package by Potts the druggist.
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Foley
Potts
Faber Accepts Bishop Coadjutor Post in Montana Diocese
Dr William Faber rector of St Johns Detroit has telegraphed his acceptance of the position of bishop coadjutor to which he was elected at the Episcopal diocese of Montana conference.
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Faber
Butte
William F. Faber
St. John’s Parish
Detroit
Mich
Episcopal Diocese of
Montana
Chamberlain's Tablets Praise From Spencerport Woman
Mrs. Richard Olp of Spencerport New York credits Chamberlain's Tablets with curing her headaches and nervousness and restoring her health. The advertisement notes the product is for sale by all dealers with one cent ad.
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Chamberlain
Richard Olp
Spencerport
N.Y
Harlem Saloons Adopt Early Nighttime Close
Harlem saloons now close at 11 PM and reopen at 6 AM, with total Sunday closure reflecting a broader local temperance measure. The regulation tightens alcohol hours while maintaining Sunday shutdown.
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Harlem
The Dignified Course Question
An army examiner tests a candidate with a crisis scenario and the youth replies he would resign. The anecdote, from Pearson's Weekly, shows wit under pressure as an absurdly dire setup yields a simple, defiant answer.
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Pearson's Weekly
Irresolution as a political vice description
The quotation from Owen Feltham frames irresolution as a worse vice than rashness. It argues that inaction prevents any success, as indecision destabilizes the state and paralyzes all efforts unlike decisive action which may still miss.
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Owen Feltham
Court upholds initiative referendum amendment as single ballot
Montana court rejects challenge to the constitution amendment on initiative and referendum. It rules that submitting both as one question does not invalidate the measure and dismisses the order to show cause. The decision cites Teague v. County Commissioners and affirms the amendment's prima facie place in the constitution.
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Board of County Commissioners
Montana
A Rabbit and a Whistle Then a Laugh With Pat
A New York Press note explains that a short whistle can stop a rabbit or antelope when frightened. An African hunter says the elephant is the most timid and may break into a cold sweat from a mysterious noise. The exchange ends with a playful quip about whiskers and a mirror.
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Molly
New York Press
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