Carl Riddick Seeks U S Senator Nomination Montana
Carl Riddick announces candidacy for United States senator in Montana subject to the August 20 1922 Republican primary. He appeals for unified Republican support to back President Harding and the Peace and Prosperity program and says he will work with the administration to serve Montana.
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Montana
United States
United
Washington
Harding
America
Alontana
House of Representatives
Carl W. Riddick
Local Happenings and Advertisements in 1911 Dillon
Soot Destroyer at Tattersall s. Fred Viel visits from Salmon. Krimp Krust ad. Mrs. John Mailey, Blaine postmistress, visits Dillon. Barber shop ad. Much cleaning and painting as weather allows. Tanlac testimonials from Huntsville. J and Monroe of State Bank Dillon on business in Butte. Mrs. Charles Nelson ill at home. R. P. G Corset ad. Rainy Sunday keeps folks home. Glove silk hose ad. Warren Graeter and daughter visit Dillon. A V Bevins in town on business. L S Kimmel adds porch on Dakota. J F Wiksdal buys Buick. Mathews family vacationing in Butte. Tanlac ad copy. Western Union new signs. Political notice by Carl W. Riddick endorsing Republican program and Senate bid.
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending April 29 1922
United States transfers include parcels to George H Parsons 280 acres near Gibbons Montana to Henry Bighorn 658.26 acres southwest of Melrose Montana to Naomi Manderville 80 acres south of Grayling Montana to Northern Pacific Railroad 40 acres south of Fishtrap Montana to Mary Munckton 160 acres south of Grant Montana and a warranty deed to Mary Clauson 160 acres east of Lakeview Montana. A water appropriation notice by Nels Rinaldi for 4 cubic feet of Trapper creek Beaverhead county Montana. Also a Dil ton Montana lot transfer from Antone Banneyer to John J Smith and a Schooley and Co advertisement.
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United States of America
George H. Parsons
Gibbons
Montana
Henry Bighorn
Melrose
Naomi Manderville
Grayling
Northern Pacific Railroad
Comppany
Fishtrap
Mary Munckton
Grant
Mary Clauson
Lakeview
Antone Banneyer
John J. Smith
Barnett
Dilton
Nels Rinaldi
Trapper Creek
Beaverhead County
PESSIMISM A poem by Uncle John laments taxation
The speaker voices weariness with taxes and government overreach. He denounces polluters and greed in politics, lamenting liberty squeezed and the burden of fiscal oppression. The tone is bitter and rebellious as the narrator condemns lawmakers and taxes.
Editors Favor Riddick Judith Basin County Press
Montana editors from about thirty weekly papers back Congressman Carl W. Riddick for the U S Senate. They say they know him personally admire his common nature and praise the work he has done in Congress.
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Judith Basin
Montana
Carl W. Riddick
U. S. Senate
Carl
Congress
Ants Cause Widespread Telephone Outage in Australia
Following heavy rains fifty nine telephones were out of service in an Australian exchange. Investigation found white ants within an underground cable eating through the lead sheath and insulation, severing the wires and causing the outage.
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Australia
Rid Dick as Montana GOP Senate nominee gains momentum
Over the past weeks sentiment in Montana has crystallized in favor of Carl Riddick, the current representative, as the Republican candidate for U S senator in the primaries. Supporters say his record in Congress merits promotion at this time.
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Glasgow
Montana
Carl W. Riddick
Congress
United States
Carl Riddick
Carl Seen as Strong Senate Hope for Montana Voters
The Plentywood Pioneer Press argues that Carl would receive broad support from Montana voters if he runs for U S senator, asserting faith in his faithful public service to the people of Montana.
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Montana
Plentywood Pioneer Press
Carl
United States
Riddick Seen as Closest Washington Link for Montana
In Touch With People notes that Mor tana congressman Riddick maintains unusually strong contact with his home state residents, highlighting his deep local engagement and accessibility.
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Belt Valley Times
Mortana
State
Riddick
Lenin and Trotzky Cite Bitter Views on America
The New York Tribune reports Lenin and Trotzky continuing their remarks about America and mocks their impoliteness for talking with mouths full, illustrating a sharp-edged exchange in the press.
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Lenin
Trotzky
America
New York Tribune
Fuller’s Paint Promises Superior Quality Materials
Advertises white lead labeled PIONEER WHITE LEAD and other pure components such as linseed oil zinc and colors. Claims on ground 80 fine particles and silk screen pass through 39,000 meshes to the square inch. Describes scientifically exact proportions and long-time skill in production.
Women Plant Flowers Men Plant Vegetables Club Idea
The piece urges Dillon residents to form a father and son garden club to plant a spring garden. It highlights the wartime lesson on garden value and notes enjoyed tasks from soil preparation to harvest, framing gardening as family activity benefiting wives mothers and children.
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Dillon
Helena Booze Resupply Flows to Drugstores on Prescriptions
A carload of liquor, about 700 cases, arrives in Helena roughly every six weeks for sale by drug stores on doctors prescriptions. Not all is consumed locally as excess is wholesaled to other towns in the state.
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Helena
For Sale 120 Acres Dairy Stock Ranch and Timber
For sale 120 acres well improved dairy and stock ranch with implements and stock. 120 acres of good timber. Apply owner W. E. Koch Clinton Montana. Advertisement. November 21.
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W. E. Koch
Clinton, Mont
Thought 3 Little Children Needed Mother's Care
A testimonial claims severe stomach pain could be cured by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The speaker credits a California cousin and a single course with complete recovery, praising the product as simple and harmless for catarrhal mucus and intestinal ailments. A money back guarantee is promised and the ad cites druggists nationwide.
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California
Mayr
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Sheffield Ave
Chicago
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