Prohibition and the Miner Strike Mood in 1920s
Analysis argues that prohibition curbed public disorder during long strikes by limiting alcohol supply. It claims saloon absence reduced riots, kept crime lower, and eased economic distress in hard times, noting Britain’s higher drink bill in 1921 and U.S. savings redirected to essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farflung
Judson Welliver
New York
Fifth Avenue
United States
Middle West
Great Britain
Chamberlain's Tablets Ad Claim From Mrs Newton Vree
An advertisement features Mrs. Newton Vree praising Chamberlain's Tablets for five years use. She says her husband takes a bottle when traveling and that the tablets relieve heaviness after meals and dullness. The copy adds a note about relief for constipation or peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chamberlain's
Mrs. Newton Vree
N.Y
Death of Alex McKenzie Stagl
Readable fragments report the death of Alex McKenzie Stagl. Details of location and circumstances are unclear in the OCR but indicate a fatal incident involving Alex. No other persons or organizations are clearly identified in the text.
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Alex
McKenzie Stagl
Duce Sbs
Me Ent
Public Notice of Land Claim by Roy Harris in Montana
Notice from the Interior Department at Lewistown Montana dated June 15 1922 declares Roy Harris of Battrick Montana has filed an intent to make a three year homestead to establish claim on land described in Township 12 North Range 26 East Sixth Principal Meridian Lot 3 and 4 Section 31 and other parcels. Witnesses named are Elmer Willan Willanger Robert Dugan of Battrick with appearance before R W Blake Grass Range Montana on July 29 1922. First publication June 29.
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Interior
U. S
Lewistown
Montana
Roy Harris
Battrick
Mont
R. W. Blake
A. Conn
Grass
Elmer Ar Willan Wwager
Robert Dugan
Mon
Joe Montgomery
Register
Gil Edge
Tontana
I. M
U.S. Com
Grass Range
W. J. Anderson
William Minischmidt
James
G. P. Burnett
Gilt Edge
Register. First
Billings Schools to Halftime With Defined Cuts
Billings Montana educators vote to run public schools next fall on a half time basis, cut the teaching staff by half, and discontinue gymnasium manual training and household science at the high school to erase a 50 000 deficit. Voters previously rejected a five mill tax levy to cover the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Board of Education
Hogs Bring Good Prices at Grass Range Farm Sale
John Single brought a load from Black Tail creek south of Grass Range on Saturday. Five hogs sold for 138 dollars and 50 cents, illustrating Fergus county farmers can earn well from mixed farming according to the Democrat-News.
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John Single
Black Tail Creek
Grass Range
Bride Weeps On Rainy Wedding Day
The bride cries on her wedding day as rain falls. Her mother consoles, saying there will be other wedding days.
Notice of land claim filing in Grass Range Montana
John E Jeliner of Grass Range Montana filed notice of intention to make proof to establish a claim to land in Section 6 Township igN Range M.M. before R W Blake at Grass Range on July 11 1922. Names Nicholas Lancelle James McCoy Joseph Otto Haser of Flathead present. First pub June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Lancelle
James McCoy
Josere
Otto Haser
Joe Montgomery
Register
Hereford Bell Winner George Mudd Graduates Range
George Mudd, a four year graduate, is associated with the Hereford Bell in the Grads Range.
The Home of the Soul and Stomach Health Note
The text discusses ancient beliefs about the soul residing in the stomach and praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach troubles. It asserts they strengthen the stomach and restore natural function and urges a trial with a small cost mention. The passage has incomplete phrases and promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satisas Chamberlain
Setting Good Example Cuts From White House Budget
The New York Herald accuses federal presses of cutting more than $128,552 from the White House budget, implying broad reductions across government funds. The piece frames the move as a demonstration of restraint and criticizes wasteful allocations.
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White House
New York Herald
Fort Maginnis Man Seeks Three Year Land Claim Proof
Ralph Tait of Fort Maginnis Montana files intention to make three year proof to establish his claim to the land described with witnesses Lester Foreman William B St Robert Davis and Fred H France all of Fort Maginnis Montana. The hearing is set before R W Blake U S Commissioner at Grass Range Montana on June 10. First publication June 8.
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Fort Maginnis
Mont
Ray A D’l. H
Sec
K N
R. Ae M. At
R. W. Blake
U. S.com
Grass Range
Lester Foreman
William B. St. Robert Davis
Fred H. France
Joe Montgomery
Register
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
Advertises Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhea Remedy as essential for families during hot summer months. Claims it is likely to be needed and worth its cost, urging immediate purchase.
Conservatism in Women’s Fashion Sparks Witty Exchange
Comic exchange notes that next year’s women’s clothing is expected to be more conservative while one speaker quips about previous conservatism. The remarks reflect ongoing fashion debates and public commentary on style norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggs
Correct Way to Receive Burglar
The article describes an old defensive tactic to confront a burglar by overpowering him. It advises stepping behind the intruder, grabbing his coat, and forcing it over his face while twisting his limbs to subdue him. It notes this method as historically effective according to Punch.
Notice For Publication Public Filing Lewistown Montana
Public notice entry indicates a publication filing dated June 14 1922 in Lewistown Montana with reference code 039076 and mentions office and publication details.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Fergus County Montana
In the District Court of Fergus County Montana C Tillery plaintiff vs Lorne F Boston Benjamin C Steele Trustee and Frank J Robinson defendants. Sale set by sheriff on Saturday the Sunday of duty 1922 at 2 PM at the front door of the Court House Lewistown to bid cash for the defendants real property described as parts of Section 33 Township 14 North Range 30 East Montana Meridian. Dated Lewistown Montana June 16 1922 WM R Woods JR Sheriff Belden DeKalb Attorneys for Plaintiff. 6-15-22
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District Court
Tenth Judicial District of Oenate
Montana
Couty of
Fergus
Theortheast
Thirtyth
Lewistown
WM. R. Woods, JR
Belden & DeKalb
Notice for Publication of Final three year proof
Notice from the Interior Department regarding George E. Mudd of Grass Range Montana filing for three year proof on lands in sections 9 10 and 22 township 14 north range 24 east. Hearing set before R W Blake U S Commissioner Grass Range Montana on the 10th day with witnesses Geo W Kinnick William Crook Allan Mackenxin Less C Kinnick all of Grass Range Mont. Joe Montgomery Register. First Pub June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operent of the Interior
U.S
Lewistown
Montana
George E. Mudd
Grass Range
Mont
Eay
R. W. Blake
U. S. Com
Grass’ Range
Geo W._ Kinnick
Illiam A. Crook
Allan R. Mackenxin
C. Kinnick
Joe Montgomery
Register
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Nine of ten cases eased by liniment
The article notes that nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It suggests relief from pain and better sleep through applying Chamberlains Liniment, claiming comfort and rest for sufferers.
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Chamberlain
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Hilger
A. A. Franzke
Legion Post
Legion Band
Grass Range Orchestra
Broadus
Stacey
Big Powder
Little Powder
Biddle
U. S. Bert
John E. Jeliner
Roe
George Mudd
Grads Range
I Department of the Interior
U. 8
Land Office
Ralph Tait
C—O
Hedges Real Estate Co
Main Street
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