Notice of final proof by Louis G. Woodside in Montana
Notice is hereby given that Louis G. Woodside has filed for final proof on his claim H E 10,195 for the NW NW and BW NW Nev 34 and SEX NE Sec 33 T 4 N, at Helena Land Office. Proof will be made before George W. French, district court clerk in Dillon, Montana, on June 21, 1904. Witnesses: Reevie Hattie, William Hyer, Charles A. Negus, Stephen Kambitch, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
George W. French
Dillon
Montana
Louis G. Woodside
William Hyer
Charles A. Negus
Stephen Kambitch
Willis
Feanx D
Notice of Final Proof for Morris K. Davideen in Montana
Land Office at Helens Montana May 4 1904 notice is here by that the following named settler has notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim on January 21 1904 before Geo we French Clerk Dist Court at Dillon Mont Morris K Davideen who made H E No 10128 for the NE Sec 94 Tp 95 S R 14 W M M He names witnesses Frank Brenneis Carlos R Engle Edward K E Brown Cdrick Desmond all of Grant Montana 206 FRANK D MERACLE Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Helens
Montana
Geo
French
Dillon
Mont
Janes
Morris K. Davideen
Frank Brenneis
Carlos R. Engle
Edward KE. Brown
Cdrick Desmond
Grant
Frank D. Meracle
Consolidated
United States Land Office
Helena
George W. French
District Court
Illiam Sweeney
Dell
D. L
Beaverhesd County
Earl W. Rovers
Beaverhead County
Ernest I. Harkness
John Kenison
Patrick M. Sweeney
Earl W. Hogere
William Sweeney
del, Montana
Frank D. Mrracie
Register
Notice of Land Proof for Terrance Flynn Montana
Notice is given that Terrance Flynn will submit final proof for his claim before Geo W French at Dillon Montana on June 21 1901 He names Amos Hammond Owen Smith Jonathan Lovell and Thomas Flynn all of Dillon Montana as witnesses to prove residence and cultivation of the land T 8 8 29 W Sec 24 SW 1 4. Frank D Miracle Register
Education at the World's Fair Promises Student Benefits
Teachers and public schools from Missouri and neighboring states plan student trips to the World's Fair in St Louis. Guides will lead groups through the grounds, with exhibits on states products, mining operations, government departments and international displays. A model farm, floral clock and extensive educational facilities are planned to aid learning and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Palace of Education
Jefferson
Carnegie Would Not Give Away Millions If He Were Editor
An interview with Andrew Carnegie outlines what he would do as a newspaper man. He says he would not lavish millions yearly. The piece also notes a humor column about sea water curing colds and a quip about lifespan tied to drinking seawater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Immediate Relief
Advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment for broken limbs burns bruises and sore throats with claims of instant relief and wound healing. Price 25 cents and 50 cents. Note mentions Riley's Drug Store and a sports quip about batters hitting home runs.
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Ballard
Riley’s Drug Store
Patent remedies and lighter gossip in Riley's Drug Store ads
An advertisement touts Herbine for bile and appetite, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a free sample offer, and Tabler's BouPage Pile Ointment for piles. It also notes a New York scientist calling Hetty Green insane and teases a court tale about a hairdresser's bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Chamberlain
Tabler
Riley’s Drug Store
Sir Charles Dike Backs Women in Parliament
Sir Charles Dike faces public support in England as he advocates admitting women to Parliament, presenting a bold stance that challenges traditional roles and stirs debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dike
England
Bal lard's Snow Liniment Praised by Bremond Reader
Mrs Josie Sumner of Bremond Texas writes April 15 1902 praising Ballard's Snow Liniment for family use over three years. She reports quick relief for her daughter's growing pains and knee aches and success on frost bitten feet. Sold by Riley the Druggist for 250 500 and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Sumner
Bremond
Texas
Ballard
Riley
Woman believes man earns money for her despite openless
A woman asserts that a man who earns money for her would secure a great deal of wealth, reflecting a belief in payout through male earnings despite vague context and unclear phrasing.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad and Boston Mortician Tag
An 1902 ad cites cold winds and public speaking as cough triggers and touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the cure with a testimonial from Mrs. A Barr of Houston. Price points listed as 250 500 and 1.00, sold by Riley the Druggist. The piece ends noting a Boston undertaker who now calls himself a mortician with poor Latin and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A. Barr
Houston
Texas
Riley
Boston
Stomach health urged as key to overall disease cure
An advertisement claims most illnesses begin in the stomach and urges readers to treat digestive organs first. It promotes Dr Guon's Improved Liver Pills, priced 25c per box, with offers of a postpaid box for 25c or two free pills, and lists Dr. Bosanko in Philadelphia and City Drug as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guon
Bosanko
Philadelphia
Penn
City Drag
Dr. King
Mia
C. B. VanMetre
Sheperdtown
W. Va
Unknown Free Eczema Cure Advertisement Fragment
Fragmentary public notice advertising a free treatment for eczema using a product named Instant iM. The readable lines mention an address in a North American locale and imply a marketing pitch without clear attribution or dates.
Dean Tufts Describes Flirting as Mental Exercise
Dean Tufts of Chicago University praises flirting as mental exercise and appears to favor coeducation. An unfortunate woman goes crazy trying to keep secrets, but there is no danger of an epidemic. Patagonians object to being photographed, and a photo explains their stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts
Chicago University
Pioneer Limited trains define luxury and modern travel
The St Paul Road pioneered electric train lighting in 1888 and set a standard of comfort on its famed Pioneer Limited. The railroad, known as The St Paul Road, is highlighted for its trailblazing approach to traveler amenities and luxury in its early era.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
The
St. Paul Road
Denver & Rio Grande travel offers from Butte to major cities
Ticket deals list routes Butte to Denver Chicago St Louis with return options and stopovers. Prices shown 63.75 to 63.75 and 47.50 to 52.50. sale every Tuesday May through October with June 9 10 11 as final limit three months. City office address 51 East Broadway Butte and agent G W Frazerayo. A Sure Thing and Dr King ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Loui
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande City
East Broadway
G. W. FrrzaErayo
Heroic Venture Opens With Five Million Capital
A new enterprise named Hero Business launches with capital of five million dollars inviting young men to join. The venture promises promising opportunities and rapid growth in its early phase.
Name the New Daily Limited Train Prize
A $100.00 cash prize is offered for a name for the new Daily Limited train to California to begin service on November 1, 1902. The Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company, via the El Paso Short Line, invite public entries and note that any applicable fees are part of the competition. Address circulars to Tno. Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
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California
Rock Island System
Southern Pacifica Company
Elpaso
Tno
Sebastian
Rock Islan
Chicaxo
Woman dives into debates and exits when possible
A brief reflection notes that a woman does not hesitate at the edge of an argument. She engages fully and then withdraws if the situation allows.
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by Texas Merchant
D R Byrnes of Doversville Texas says a severely bruised leg healed after14 days of bed rest when he used Ballards Snow Liniment. He endorses it as the best medicine for sore bruises and notes its price one dollar and availability from Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
D. R. Byrnes
Doversville
Texas
Riley
Arnica Salve Said to Cure Severe Pilots Pains
J A Gullege of Verbena Alabama suffered two hospital stays for a severe condition with 24 tumors. After doctors failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly stopped inflammation and cured him, claimed to conquer aches and kill pain at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gullege
Verbena
Als
Bucklen
Disease cure deal shocks San Francisco investors
A group of business men paid 112 500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a Brights Disease and Diabetes treatment described as hitherto incurable. The initiative began November 15 1900, with 87 percent showing improvement among 72 test cases. The report promises free mailed copies of committee findings and clinical results.
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San Francisco
Bright
Jenny J. Fenton Company
Montgomery St
Cal
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Department of the Interior Land Office
Geo. W. French
Terrance Flynn
H. E. No.aie
Amos
Hammond
Owen Smith
Jonathan Lovell
Thomas Flynn
Frank D. Miracle
Duncan M. Wadams
Emmark, Wadame
Saginaw Lode
Jackson
State of
Beaverhead
United States
Grover H. Howanp
Glendale
Bon Ton Restaurant
George
Proprietor
T. B. Lanpess
C. C. Rost. Boone
Gra. Jewel
N. G. C. P. Thomas
Secy
Bannack Tribe No
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R. M
Ivory
C. F. Hall
T. B. Landers
Currard, Hem
Dillon Beer
Ozmanlis
Luone Ave
ST. Loula
Palace of Agriculture
Riley’s
Bishop Spalding
New York
Hetty Green
Hetty
U. S
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Daisy Studdard
S.isplanade Avenue
Leavenworth, Kans
Dr. Pierce
Hua Vedder
Oneida
Common Sense
Denver & Rio
Grande
Bright’s
Tribune Publishing Co
Grumianx Subscription Co
Speci
John Shober, Jr
Lind & Livestock Age
Pittsburg
Helene
Maurice A. Walker
Metlen
D. W. W. Kingsbury
Metlin
South Wahington St
Orrox Telephones
D. James L. Jones
Corner Bannack
Washington Btreats
C . M. Eddy
Crow
KaIpax
State Bank
Dillon, Montans
G. Willis
Dillon National Bank
Fedyin Vonnis
Mootans
Ire Zee Unite
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