Satisfying Relief From Lumbago Advertisement
An advertisement touts relief from lumbago without rubs. It promotes a bottle priced at one month’s cost and urges asking a druggist by name. The ad claims the product is handy for the whole family and highlights economy in a large bottle.
Coughing Spells Break Your Best Cough Remedies
A terse note touts a druggist stock claiming a well known remedy in big demand for cough spells. It emphasizes popularity and availability as a selling point.
Ridge and Bene Incident Reported Poisoning
A brief item notes a poisoning case involving individuals named Ridge and Bene. The report provides minimal details on time, location, or outcome, focusing on the core event of suspected toxic exposure and the authorities’ involvement.
Many Montanans Pay Income Tax in Civil War Era
The article recalls the 1861 1872 federal income tax, applying 3 percent on incomes above $800, with higher rates for larger amounts. It notes widespread taxpayer enthusiasm, the Morrill Tariff, and shifts in internal revenue policy, detailing revenue yields and loan reliance during the Civil War era. It highlights the insistence on financing the war through taxes and loans.
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Seward
Congress
Cotigress
Treasury
Bolshevik Marriage Policy Turns Women to State Property
The decree states that Russian maidens under Bolshevik soviets become state property at 18 and must register for free love. An 19 to 60 woman can choose a cohabiting husband while men lose any claim. Similar arrangements allow men to select from restored women, with all children born in such unions deemed state property. Protections exist for girls under 18.
Army Justice Sydney Lanner Resigns for Army Judge Advocate
Hon. Sydney Lanner of the Supreme Court resigns to accept a commission as major judge advocate in the army.
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Sydney Lanner
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Montana Workmen's Comp Board Seeks Rehabilitation Plant
In a three year report the Montana Industrial Accident Board urges a vocational rehabilitation institution for permanently crippled workers. It cites 474 lifetime cripples, fewer than a quarter employed, and proposes using Fort Harrison or Fort Missoula with government or employer funding to restore earning power.
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Montana
A. E. Spriggs
Fort Harrison
Fort Missoula
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Nevada
Oregon
Washington
California
Ranches for sale and exchange in Montana and Washington
Classified items include TOOK RANCHES FOR SALE JUDI BASIN FARMS in Lewistown listing high quality ranch of 5286 acres with 2840 irrigated, 2000-2500 tons hay, running water. owner a Chicago lady selling. trade offers for wheat land. contact Carl R. Meyer Billings. Also hotel and retail ads in Helena, Butte, Everett, and Great Falls offering rentals, exchanges, and services with prices.
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Free County
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May Refill Drug Orders Under Certain Restrictions
Druggists will be permitted to refill prescriptions for morphine codeine or heroin written by registered doctors for patients in need under specified limits. The notice from the collector of revenue names Whaley and the DC Roper commission outlines the authority and procedure for these exemptions.
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Demand for Livestock to Continue After War
Recent statistics reveal Allies lost 28.7 percent of meat animals and Germany 36.3 percent. Nations must rebuild European farms with breeding stock after the war, and bankers can aid with material and financial help. Prices for livestock are high and likely to stay, and the note urges total national effort to support the war, including livestock as rapid aid. Christmas Packages for Soldiers from Red Cross: packages to soldiers in France via Red Cross only, one package per soldier, weight limit two pounds 15 ounces unpacked, each soldier receives a Christmas label, cartons provided, contents examined to prevent contraband.
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Red Cross
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