Death of Madison Pioneer Jacob B Lowman in Virginia City
Jacob Barrack Lowman born November 28 1830 Lancaster Ohio died September 27 after paralysis attack. He came to Montana in 1865 and married Annie Conway in 1869. Survived by five sons, one daughter, a brother Shepard Lowman Sheridan city marshal, sister-in-law Mrs Howell Helena. Funeral was largely attended.
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Virginia City
Alder Gulch
Jacob B. Lowman
Jacob Barrack Lowman
Lancaster
Ohio
Montana
Virgina City
Annie M. Conway
George E.lowman
Lewiston
Thomas J. Lowman
Toston
Henry J. Lowman
Butte
Robert C. Lowman
Lewistown
Edgar T. Lowman
Anna May Lowman
Shepard Lowman
Sheridan
H. S. Howell
Helena
Columbia Falls
Lawman
Women testimony credits Electric Bitters in Pittsfield
Mrs W W Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney troubles after other medicines failed. She recommends the tonic as the best liver and kidney remedy. Available for 50 cents at Potts the druggist.
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W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. H
Potts
People and trips note at fair and nearby towns
T J Murray and wife E N Jones and Miss Helen Angersten motored to the fair. Mrs Fred Holman mourns her Idaho father's death. Wesley Miller visited Jackson with Willard. Will and family plan to return after the fair. Jack Quinn from Butte checked on his Jackson area ranch. A party including H S Armitage and Helen Angerston fished and hunted ducks at the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Murray
E. N. Jones
Helen Angersten
Fred Holman
Malad Idaho
Wesley Miller
Jackson
Willard
Will Miller
Helena
Jack Quinn
Butte
Taylor
C. W. Francis
Frank Husted
J. P. Loossi
Gerge Woodworth
W. A. Armitage
Gus Swanson
Charles Brownzell
A. Wenger
Hunsiker
Fox
Fred Nelson
Gus
H. S. Armitage
Helen Angerston
Reece Armitage
Doans Kidney Pills Publicized By Dillon Reader
An old Dillon Montana advertisement touts Doan s Kidney Pills as effective for kidney troubles. A reader from 400 Pacific Street endorses the product after five years of use and urges keeping a supply for prompt relief. Sold by Foster Milburn Buffalo NY as sole US agents with the name Doan s. The Laurenz in Dillon is listed for visits.
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Dillon
Joseph Lyon
Pacific St
Mont
Doans
Doan
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Farmers Take Center Stage at National Conservation Congress
Secretary of War Stimson joins Kansas City talks focusing on soil and farm life. The 1920 congress emphasizes practical agriculture with farmer led discussions on soil conservation, rural education, homes, roads, livestock and land fertility.
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National Conservation Congress
Kansas City
Executive Committee
Congress
Country School
Country Church
Community
Henry L. Stimson
Missouri River
Mississippi
Frederick B. Mumford
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin
RE. N. Ten Eyck
Kansas State Agricultural College
Cyrus G. Hopkins
University of Ulinois
General Grant puzzled by discharge by purchase requests
Major General Frederick D. Grant reports 623 discharge by purchase applications in the department of the east for the last fiscal year. He questions why so many soldiers seek to leave service amid tough industrial conditions and pays a substantial sum for release. The General notes the government’s generous soldier provisions and finds the trend inexplicable.
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United States Army
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
War Department
Grant
Deaf girl regains hearing after lightning strike incident
A twelve year deaf girl near Pittsfield reports hearing restoration after lightning struck a tree near her home. Mia Barton and Maié Smith of Park Dramé provided details of the event with Smith described as about thirty five years old. The report notes a heavy electric charge passing through the body and the instant return of hearing.
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Mia
Henry A. Barton
Pittsfield
Tda Smith
Park Dramé
Domedtte
Ecotet de Wettig
Ae Smiths
Millions in peace pact signed at the White House
Arbitration treaties signed at the White House unite 528501258 people in a single peace pact. The landmark agreement aims to end hostilities and set cooperative terms among participating nations and groups.
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White House
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Dillon Bakery
Eaverhead Brewing Company
Dillon, Mont
Albert Stamm
Dillon : Furniture . CO
G. T. Paul
Montana Auto Supply Company
Montana Street
Just
Tatfersall's
Edison Phonographs
Madison
Big Hole Basin
Dean
Ee Maes Conservation’s
National Congress
Stimson
General Grant
Anderson Bros
Feed & Sale
E. H. Brundage
Foster Employment Agency
the Tribune
the Metlen European Hotel
THE
Dillon Hotel CO
Kolman
Metropolitan Chop House
Acadia Martin & Critz
Foley
Bright
M. Paunhe
West
Galena Sta Butte
Mont Foyding
Sithsfad _ tion
Ehrnaih
Ifty Oalie
Cay
Re Chivbert
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