Dean's Kidney Pills touted for kidney disorders
In Roundup Montana headlines a testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured a man’s frequent nighttime urination linked to kidney trouble. The ad notes kidney secretions and urges buying the product from FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo New York with a 60 cent price at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Dean
Tenth Ave
Mont
Mr. Kregness
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
How To Get Rid Of Your Cold In One Step
This vintage ad urges immediate action to combat a cold with Dr. King's New Discovery. It claims rapid recovery after starting at once, notes decades of trusted use for colds attacks and croup, and targets both children and adults, with priced bottles at 60 cents and 1.20 dollars.
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Dr. King
Dr Life Pills Advertised For Liver Ailments
Fragmentary ad copy touts Dr Life Pills as prompt remedy for torpid liver and digestive ills. It claims quick effect and urges druggists to stock at 25 cents. The garbled text presents a period voice typical of old pharmacy pitches.
Clerks Demand Eight Hour Day and Columbus Holiday
Roundup clerks have served notice on Associated Industries that they will seek an eight hour work day and the addition of Columbus Day to the holiday schedule when stores remain closed. Army food arrives Twenty tons of army store foodstuffs ordered by Great Falls citizens have been delivered to customers who ordered them months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Industries
Great Falls
Adler-i ka cure advert claims full relief and cure
A testimonial promotes Adler-i-ka as a complete bowel cleaner curing chronic bowel trouble and preventing appendicitis. It claims quick, pleasant action from a mix of cascara and glycerine with dozens of simple ingredients, sold by druggists nationwide.
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T. H. Smith
Adler Ika
State Teachers Meeting Program in Helena
The executive committee invites Montana teachers to a Helena gathering on November 24 25 and 26 with Dr. Warren H Wilson of Columbia University and Dr. William T Foster of Reed College delivering two to three talks on The Problems of Educational Reorganization The program covers college university sections with papers by Walter E Ames Shelton E Davis Ralph T Challenger E R Mosher Alfred Atkinson and H H Swain plus discussions led by several educators and officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Wilson
Columbia University
Gathering of the Teachers of
Montana
Helena
State Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ College
New York
William T. Foster
Reed College
Portland
Oregon
Frank H. Garver
Dillon
College
Helenaigh School
Walter E. Ames
Department of Education
State University
Missoula
C. G. Manning
Beaverhead County High School
Shelton E. Davis
State Normal College
University of Montana
Ralph T. Challenger
Department of Vocational Education
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
L. R. Foote
E. R. Mosher
F. L. Cummings
Fergus County High School
Lewistown
Freeman Daughters
Alfred Atkinson
C. H. Clapp
State School of Mines
Butte
H. H. Swain
F. H. Garver
J. W. Swain
A Lady of Distinction Recognized by Perfume Influence
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for cleansing and Cuticura Talcum Powder for finishing. It suggests a bath with hot water to purify pores leads to clear sweet healthy skin and labels the user as distinguished by the fragrance.
Montanans Healthy Despite Disease Report
State epidemologist Dr. John J. Sippy releases weekly health data covering 17 counties. Butte leads in social ills with 60 cases. Livingston is the only city with no disease reported. influenza 17, tuberculosis 13, scarlet fever 13, diphtheria 11, measles 4, chickenpox 20, and other illnesses listed across counties.
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Montana
Butte
John J. Sippy
Lewis and Clark
Kalisti
Red Lodge
Ergus
Ravalli
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Great Falls
Havre
Silver Bow
Fergus County
Lewistown
Billings
Miles City
Kalispell
Bozeman
Musselshell
Flathead
Gallatin
Phillips
Stillwater
Garfield County
Anaconda
Helena
Missoula
Sanders
Livingston
Irrigation expert cites Montana water could boost acreage
Fortier former director of the experiment station Bozeman said irrigated land in the state could rise from 1,750,000 acres to 6,000,000 acres if all available water were utilized. The remark came during a visit to the city last week.
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Batte
Montana
Fortier
Bozeman
Various Montana Local Items Varying in 1920 News
The report surveys scattered items across Montana communities from Billings to Helena. Topics include a cold snap low of ten degrees below zero, beet processing at the Billings sugar factory, corn shows in Fergus county, Oliver Holman’s recovery, Wolf Point’s building boom, Yellowstone river flooding, potato shipping plans, a closing of Lehman’s store, Cascade county tax projections, Lee Nelson’s jail suit, grain milling prices, Dr. McCarthy’s federal case, a murder-related death in Wolf Point, dairy show awards, aviation field site selection, a fire at Arcade Meat Market, Missouri river rescue by Theo Wendel, county seat race dynamics, Great Falls poultry show dates, and alien employment papers in state employers reports.
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Billings
Lewistown
Fergus County
Winnett
Valentine
Malta
Oliver L. Holman
Bowdoin
Wolf Point
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone Valley
H. M. Louis
Powell
Charles Lehman Company
Judith Basin
Great Falls
Cascade County
Lee Nelson
Broadview
Thomas S. Hunt
State Grain Commission
Butte
P.S. McCarthy
McCarthy
Philip Knorr
Montana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bozeman
Bozeman Commercial Club
Arcade
Townsend
Theo. Wendel
Missouri River
Wendel
Circle
McCone
Vida
Montana Poultry Breeders’ Association
J. L. Dorsh
Johnson Hotel
Central Avenue
Helena
Biggest Farm to Plant More Grain on Crow Reservation
The Montana Farming Corporation led by Thomas D. Campbell says it will plant 26 000 acres in grain crops in 1920 on Crow reservation lands. Despite low rainfall and hail that reduced yields, the firm invested over a million dollars in breaking and seeding 21 000 acres, mostly wheat, with some oats flax and other crops. The Fort Peck flax project yielded fair results and 2 000 cattle have been purchased for grazing on Crow lands, potentially to start running later.
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Montana Farming Corporation
New York
J. P. Morgan
Crow Indian Reservation
Thomas D. Campbell
Hardin
Crow Reservation
Fort Peck
Thackery
Crow Lands
Adjutant General Listing Veterans From Spanish American War
Adjutant General Phil Greenan begins a three month project to compile complete records of Montana veterans from the Spanish American War and later conflicts. The work will list names, units, battles, promotions, transfers, and Navy or Marine service, as sent from federal records. A leather waste tar road mix project is noted in England.
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Greenan
Phil Greenan
Montana
United States
Adjutant General of
Army
Department
Congress
Adjutant General
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Mexico
Navy
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Adjutants General
China Coal Fields Contain Vast Fuel Resources
Exploration of China’s coal fields suggests they may hold more fuel than all other known coal reserves combined. The finding implies a potentially immense energy source with global economic and political implications, highlighting the country’s crucial role in future fuel supply discussions.
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China
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Billings, Montana
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