Medicine Lodge News Briefs Mention Local Movements
Rural notices cover a string of visits and moves. Mrs Ysaac Rife and son motored to Dillon while Frank and Ike Rife attended the Montana Stockgrowers convention there. Bob Lawson plans a Dillon summer stay at the Hildreth Ranch. Hildreth party also attended the Dillon convention. Henry Guyoz and family moved from Idaho to the Guyoz ranch while Mrs Guyoz Sr. visits Oregon. The Hildreth family joined stockgrowers activities and locals such as Wilburns and Brown family members spent time with friends in Dillon and Armstead. James Raymond of the Smith ranch visited the Lodge early in the week.
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Medicine Lodge
Ysaac Rife
Dillon
Frank
Ike Rife
Montana
Idaho
Guyoz Ranch
Guyoz Sr
Oregon
Laura
H. D. Hildreth
Bob
Dick Freeman
James
Mary Eda
Armstead
James Raymond
Smith Ranch
Upper Horse Prairie
Westward the Course of Livestock Production Takes Its Way
Willard C. White of Dillon Montana surveys 1924 prospects for Northwest cattle. He cites rising hog and cattle finishes in Montana North and South Dakota and Minnesota, notes the Agricultural Credit Corporation's actions, and argues for brighter demand, stable prices, and continued breeding expansion despite 1923 declines.
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Prairie
Bishop Berkley
South St. Paul
Northwest
Canada
South Dakota
Montana
North
North Dakota
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Norbeck
Minnesota
Fed
Willard C. White
Dillon, Mont
FTC Chief Tees Critique On Justice In Tobacco Prosecution
Huston Thompson testifies the FTC spent a year pressing the Department of Justice to initiate criminal proceedings against the Tobacco Trust but received no response. The Wheeler Committee probes whether Daugherty's former law firm represented the American Tobacco Company. A county bridge project in Whitefish carries a $2,685 estimated cost. An advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for relief from constipation, endorsed by a Ludington, Michigan, reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Daugherty
Tobacco Trust
Department of Justice
Wheeler Committee
American Tobacco Company
This Week By Arthur Brisbane Opinion Sketch
President Coolidge urges American women to vote and engage in politics while men focus on scandals and Babe Ruth. An iceberg near Cape Race threatens ships as the Modoc trails it. Prohibition clashes with private cars. Insulin discovery costs are discussed. Japan builds submarines and warcraft. The Lower Dead Sea yields Sodom and Gomorrah clues, dating graves to Abraham.
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President Coolidge
Coolidge
Babe Ruth
M. G. Kyle
Xenia Theological Seminary of
Missouri
Palestine
Dead Sea
Sodom and
Gomorrah
Abraham
Mr. Kyle
Horses Wanted for Denver Buyer in Dillon
William Forgy of Denver Colorado visits Dillon to purchase work horses. Contact him at the Metlen Hotel if you have suitable animals for sale. Adv 18-11.
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William Forgy
Denver
Colo
Dillon
Metlen
Dog Tax Due Promptly at City Hall
The city reminds taxpayers that dog tax is due at City Hall. Nonpayment risks loss of the dog. notice signed by Charles Nelson Chief of Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelson
Police
Notice of Hearing Filed in Fifth Judicial District Court
A. L. Stone has filed a notice in the district court of the Fifth Judicial District. The document announces a hearing and invites interested parties to respond or appear as required by law. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Stone
District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District
State
Fragments on Evolution and Ancient Writings Prompt Comfort
The text hints at evolution debates citing the jaw bone of the missing link and calling the gorilla a cousin while referencing proof of Sodom and Gomorrah. It frames both themes as sources of comfort to the speakers and the gorilla.
Mrs Annie Buzzi Faces Operation Before Electric Chair
In Sing Sing death house the murderer Annie Buzzi awaits execution for killing Schneider. She suffers appendicitis and a first class surgeon will operate to save her life before the electric chair, a stark contrast to a schoolboy who sought to kill a bluebottle fly.
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Sing Sing
Annie Buzzi
Schneider
Mrs Buzzi Faces Death Sentence Over Life Threat Plan
A dramatic line frames Mrs. Buzzi as facing a death sentence for a plan to kill, suggesting even wealth and status influence public indifference to her fate while the sentence underscores the severity of her actions and the case’s tension.
Petition for letters of administration in Thomas B. Wilson estate
In Beaverhead County Montana a petition for letters of administration with the will annexed of Thomas B. Wilson deceased formerly of Clark County Idaho has been filed with a certified copy of the will admitted to probate about April 18 1924 in Clark Idaho. A hearing is set before the Dillon Montana court on May 17 1924 at 10:00 a m for interested parties to appear or file written objections. Dated May 1 1924. W E Stephenson Clerk of Court Deputy Clerk ILA M Stephenson 18-20
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Montana
Beaverhead
Thomas B. Wilson
Clark County
Idaho
Dillon
W. E. Stephenson
Ila M. Stephenson
Alluring three quarter length coat defines this season
Women seek personal expression through vibrant colors and distinctive styles. The three quarter length coat stands out at exclusive clubs and fashionable promenades with side plaits a soft stand up collar and Indian motif design in imported wool.
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Malta
Southwest Range
Bond Grocery Co
Roy
Detroit
Ford
Whitefish
Robert E. Smith
Ludington
Mich
Potts
Harry M. Daugherty
Arthur Brisbane
Cal
Ruth
Sodom
Ocean
Cape Race
Modoc
Equator
le Boutillier
Long Island
Dr. Banting
League of Nations
British
House of Commons
Japan
Hart Schafiner & Marx
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