A MAD METHODIST Rallies Against Two Beaverhead Ministers
Rev. W T Easter of Great Falls accuses Elder Jacob Mills and Rev. E G Cattermole of corrupt and imprudent administration and un-Christian conduct. Charges to be heard at the Montana M E conference in Missoula in August. The item includes personal attacks and a note promoting DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills.
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W. T. Easter
First Methodist Church
Great Falls
Elder Mills
Beaverhead County
Cattermole
Grace M. E
Dillon
Huster
M. E
Missoula
Euster
Jacob Mills
E. G. Cattermole
Anaconda
Mills
Mille
Montana
Fowler
Helena
City Council Makes Key Appointments and Road Tax Change
The city council held a special meeting with Mayor White announcing new officials Fred L. Stone as police chief Emil T. Brock as night policeman and Edwin Norris as city clerk and attorney A road tax ordinance shifts to 2 per eligible resident from 3 to align with county tax and boost compliance The Stone Cross works experiment will be tried with a contract let for a Bannack street Montana crossing project.
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White
Fred L. Stone
Emil T. Brock
Edwin Norris
Stone Cross Works
Bannack Street
Montana
Hair Health Ad Promises Glossy Thick Hair
An advertisement for Dr. White's Electric Comb claims it prevents hair loss and dandruff with a written guarantee. It seeks live agents nationwide and offers one sample for 600 postage, directed to D N Rose general manager Decatur Illinois.
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Dr. White
D. N. Rose
Gen
Mgr
Deoatar
Report on Porto Rico labor problems by Dr. Ames
Washington dispatch notes Dr. Azel Ames submitted a thorough report on labor issues in Porto Rico to the department of labor. The piece recalls his local ties, including time in the county, work on a Horse Prairie colonization project, and a Helena newspaper venture.
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Washington
Azel Ames
Porto Rico
Department of Labor
Indians Arm ing Authorities Fear Outbreak After Shooting
A sheep herder was killed by an Arapahoe Indian in Wyoming near Fort Washakie. Settlers flee to towns for protection as authorities fear arrest of killers could spark a wider conflict. Indians are said to be excited and ammunition is being stockpiled at outlying stores. Troops may be needed to prevent bloodshed.
Husband Held in Kansas City for Holton Murder
W H Kleusmire, husband of a Holton, Kansas woman found murdered near their home, was arrested in Kansas City Kansas. The victim was buried in a shallow trench with skull injuries. Kleusmire alleged the death was a suicide and later admitted burying the body after discovery.
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Kansas City
W. H. Kleusmire
Holton
Kan
Kleusmire
Topeka
Texas
Paul Swetlick
Maryville Father Shoots Daughter’s Suitor at Gate
In Maryville Missouri a man identified as A E Walker shot and killed Owen Logan at the Walker home after threats over courting Miss Jessie Walker. Walker surrendered and was jailed after the incident that also involved Sheriff Collins as Logan, a nephew of the sheriff, was moved to his home for care.
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Maryville
Logan
St. Joseph
Owen Logan
Arkee
Jessie Walker
A. E. Walker
Miss Walker
Walker
Collins
Texas Town Wiped Out by Fire and Robbery
Jasper Texas was destroyed by a fire described as deliberate after safes in the post office and county treasurer were blown open and robbed. Seventeen houses and all businesses burned. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. Robbers fled.
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Jasper
Beaumont
Tex
The Lambing Season and Ewe Udder Care
Practical advice on postpartum ewe care and lamb feeding. If milk flow is delayed or blocked, artificial feeding helps the newborn. tease or massage the teats, hold the ewe if needed, and foment inflamed udders with hot water and opium infusion. For lost lambs with swelling, iodine ointment aids recovery.
Home Gold Cure A Drunkard’s Self Treatment Claim
An advertisement promotes the Home Gold Cure as a at home remedy to cure alcoholism without harsh doses or nerve weakening. It claims disease status, guarantees cure, and offers mail order sales from Edwin B. Giles & Company Philadelphia with full directions and physician advice when requested.
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Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Weaning Pigs For Steady Growth And Profit
An Ohio grower advises designing a separate near-nursery pen for weaned piglets with milk or slop and shelled corn to foster self feeding. Weaned dams are removed, pig growth stays steady, and earlier gains cut labor and feed costs versus letting piglets struggle on the root hog or die plan.
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Ohio
National Stockman and Farm
Changing cattle tastes favor leaner meat and steady growth
A writer in American Agriculturist notes heavy bullocks and thick sided hogs are out of favor. The emphasis shifts to young animals that are continually grown to avoid excess fat. Eastern feeders push continuous growth from birth to slaughter to mold meat demand and prices.
Holstein cattle on Montana range yield heavy beef
A Montana rancher reports Holsteins among range cattle outperforming other breeds. He recalls a Holstein cow that fattened to nearly 800 pounds after two winters, with no feed beyond salt, and notes fattening cattle on range grasses pays off when sold to the butcher.
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Montana
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