Bids Sought for Finish Hardware at Beaverhead High School
On October 8, 1913 at 8 pm in the First National Bank Dillon Montana bids for finish hardware for the Beaverhead county high school auxiliary building will be received and opened. A $100 certified check accompanies each bid and bids must include hardware samples and guaranteed quantities. The board may reject any or all bids and bids must be sealed and addressed to the Beaverhead county free high school board. Margaret Ross, clerk. 38-2
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County High School
Board of Trustees
Beaverhead County, Free High School
Margaret Ross
Montana Sheep Exodus Signals Farmers Gain in State History
Six thousand Montana sheep were loaded at Arminton marking a fall exodus that may shrink state flocks by over 100000. The J B Long company plans to ship more than 45000 head in October, with yearlings bound for Billings and others sent to Arizona and other regions as range tightens. Fort Peck opening hastens the decline of sheep business unless new arrangements are made.
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Great Falls
Arminton
Montana
J.B. Long Sheep Company
I. D. O'Donnell
Bilra
Billings
Arizona
Fort Peck
Long Company
Feeding Corn Fodder Boosts Beef Gains and Farm Profit
J E Waggoner summarizes Nebraska and Wisconsin experiments showing corn stover as half the roughage cuts costs on two year old steers by 40 to 48 cents per hundred. Shredded fodder preserves feeding value, reduces loss, and warrants saving stalks for roughage to improve farm income.
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Nebraska Experiment Station
Stover
Nebraska Bulletin No. 100
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Dr Kings New Discovery Advertised Remedy
Stillman Green of Malichite Col claims two doctors said he had consumption and could not live two years before using Dr Kings New Discovery which he says saved his life. The ad promises money back if no benefit and cites prices of 50 cents and 100 dollars. Potts the druggist guarantees the remedy.
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Potts
Bitter Root River Fish Kill Suspect Exploits Lime Cans
Fishermen from Bitter Root report mass fish kills along the Stevensville river bed. They describe cans filled with lime lowered into the stream and sealed to generate gas and an explosion that kills fish within yards. Not all fish are poisoned. authorities pursue leads amid public alarm.
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Missoula
Bitter Root River
Bitter Root
Stevensville
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Safe Remedy For Kidney Trouble
An advertisement urges men with families to use Foley Kidney Pills to relieve backache rheumatism and restore kidney and bladder function. The copy emphasizes honesty safety reliability and low cost with Potts the druggist named as the seller.
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Potts
United States Geological Survey in Montana Resources
The USGS covers Montana wide natural resources including copper and coal deposits. It notes copper output powering metal production in the yearly mineral resources volume and coal phosphate and other minerals creating major geological and land classification work. River systems also hold continuous economic importance in the survey’s activities.
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The
United States Geological Survey
Montana
United States
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Superior for Coughs
An advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound offers unique healing and soothing effects for coughs and colds. It warns substitutes are inferior and urges readers to insist on the genuine product, claiming it contains no plates. Potts the druggist.
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Foley
Capitalists Eye River Lands Between Twin Bridges and Iron Rod
Rumor says eastern investors negotiate for river bottom land between Twin Bridges and Iron Rod to mine gold. They plan dredging with large boats like those used by Conrey Placer Mining at Ruby, if exploration proves satisfactory.
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Ruby
Conrey Placer Mining Company
Despondency Attributed To Indigestion Sold
Despondency is linked to indigestion and constipation and passes quickly after taking Chamberlains Tablets. For sale by all dealers. adv Im.
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Chamberlain
Snake Causes Town Wide Power Cut In Mullin
In Mullin the town light system malfunctioned when a twenty inch green snake crawled onto a pole and touched live wires. The creature caused a short circuit and died, leaving the town briefly in darkness.
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Mullin
8. C
Nnemen
Purity Sunday Proclaimed by Governor Stewart
Helena governor Stewart issues a proclamation urged by the International Purity Federation calling on ministers and fraternal groups to unite for Purity Sunday on November 9 as a day for thought and study.
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Helena
Overnor Stewart
International Purity Federation
Passing of the Montana Pioneers
J. E. Hall a pioneer of Montana dies at St. Peter's hospital after a long illness. Born 1824 in Berlin Ohio he mined in New Mexico and Colorado before moving to Montana in 1864 at Diamond City. Survived by wife Mamie and two sons Fred B. and E. M. Hall. long active in Masonry and Pioneers Society.
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J. E. Hall
Edward M. Hall
Helena
Fred B. Hall
St. Peter's Hospital
Commonwealth
Mr. Hall
Berlin
Ohio
New Mexico
Colorado
Montana
Diamond City
Meagher County
Copperopolis
Musselshell Valley
White Sulpher Springs
Big Timber
Mont
Bozeman
Mamie Moore
Missouri
John
Perry
Sanford Moore
Fred B
E. M. Hall
Masonic Lodge
Pioneers’ Society of
Big Telephone Man E B Field Pioneer of Mountain States
E B Field president of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, active in seven intermountain states, is hailed as a leading authority on telephone science. He began his interest 30 years ago when the phone was a toy and has studied the field daily since. A Telephone Pioneers meeting in the east will honor those with 21 years in the business, with several Mountain States officials attending as early contributors to telephone development.
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Big Telephone
E. B. Field
Mountain States
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boy’s playful take on a kitten described
The quoted description defines a kitten as remarkable for rushing like mad at nothing and stopping before it reaches any target. The remark captures a child’s humorous view of a small animal’s energetic misdirection.
Restful Fall
A humorous anecdote frames a fall as a sleep relapse after describing waking to a six hour unconscious spell. The punchline rests on the speaker waking from a nap mistaken for a medical event, highlighting a lighthearted misunderstanding.
Three Sick Men and the Makers of History
The passage notes that three pivotal world shapers were ill much of their lives St Paul Julius Caesar and Marat described as the real originator of the French Revolution, showing a link between health and revolutionary impact.
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St. Paul
Julius Caesar
Marat
Parisian Sage Hair Solution Promises Quick Scalp Relief
If your hair is dry and brittle this product claims to stop itching scalp and cleanse dust and oils in one application. It purports to remove dandruff, make hair soft and fluffy, and promote growth. A 50 cent bottle is offered by Potts the Druggist.
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Potts
Sentiment for Better Farms and Homes in Rural Life
A Bailey essay argues that farm and home shape country life and that women share equal responsibility with men in reform. He stresses that strong homes bolster farming, and women can drive improvements in home-making while not restricting their wider activities.
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L. H
Bailey
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