Terrible Earthquake Devastates Tokyo Area
A massive quake in Tokyo and Yokohama left cities burning with death toll estimates ranging from 100000 to 160000 and up to a million homeless. Communications were severed, with reports reaching San Francisco via Shanghai and Tomioka radio dispatches.
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San Francisco
Tokio
Yokohama
Associated Press
Shanghai
Radio Corporation
Tomioka
Japan
Ujiro Oyama
Chichitaro Yada
Tokio- Yokohama
Lost bag on No Bar or Winnett road with ivory brush
A black oilcloth bag was found on No Bar or Winnett road containing an ivory brush and ladies' oxfords. A reward is offered. Please leave the bag at this office.
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Winnett Road
Summer Tillage Club Members Receive Affidavits and Photos Request
Secretary Breckenridge reports a Montana Development Association letter with affidavits for the summer tillage contest. Members should return filled forms after harvest, send back completed records, and supply crop photos with grower names. Any 20 acres can be entered. prizes require at least 20 acres. Final prize details forthcoming.
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Breckenridge
F. F. Runkel
Montana Development Association
The Ideal Purgative Chamberlain's Tab
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablet as a purgative that is strong for adults yet mild for children. It promises an agreeable bowel movement without harsh effects and states the medicine is easy and pleasant to take.
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Chamberlain
Argentina Urges 48 Hour Celebration If Firpo Wins
The Uruguayan consul in Chicago says Argentine and Uruguay should celebrate 48 hours if Firpo wins and mourning if he loses. A New York firm posted bets of 2500 against 5000 on Firpo, with several smaller wagers at 1 to 2. They also offered 5000 against 2500 on Dempsey. The Argentine backers reportedly deposited up to 3000 at odds of 3 to 1.
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South America
R. Charles le
Chicago
Peru
Uruguay
Firpo
Senor LeBret
New York
Pampas
Dempsey
City girl and farmer discuss savage cow reaction
A city girl visiting the country speaks with a farmer about the cow’s hostile behavior toward her. The farmer quips that the creature reacts to her red waist, prompting the girl to protest the remark as she realizes its blunt nature.
Planning Fine Poultry Show at Central Montana Fair
Local fair leaders announce A F Grace of Ford as superintendent with Cushman from State College Bozeman assisting. Cush tai and Miss Cush tai train district poultry raisers while C D Greenfield of Butte will judge under American Poultry Association ribbons. Sale privileges will be offered to exhibitors.
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Startment
A. F. Grace
Offord
Itana State Poultry Breederstation
Cushman
State College
Bozeman
Cushtai
Central Montana
American Poultry Association
C. D. Greenfield
Butte
Northwest
Trial Package Offer From Chamberlain Medicine Co
Send your name and address with 5 cents and this slip to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial package of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup burns scalda and skin affections in a family trial offer from the company
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Wheat growers adopt self help to steady market
Aug 30 reports show farmers across the grain belt using storage and controlled selling to counter the autumn price drop. O E Bradfute of the American Farm Bureau Federation cites county by county surveys indicating high first crops, substantial on farm stocks, and extensive feeding of wheat to livestock to bolster prices.
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Chicago
America
Ger
O. E. Bradfute
American, Farm Bureau Federation
Bradfute
To Evade Punishment in a Boy’s Name Change
Bobby asks to change his name to Robert to avoid his father’s punishment. His mother questions the motive while the child fears a whipping once his father returns home. The brief dialogue appears in the Boston Transcript.
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Bobby
Robert
Boston Transcript
Prairie County to Market 50 Hog Carloads This Year
Prairie County plans to ship at least 50 hog carloads between September and October. A portion will fund hiring a man to manage the work, with a 10 cent per hundredweight charge on all shipments for remuneration. Garfield and McPene farmers are invited to cooperate to boost local hog marketing.
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Terry
Prairie County
Ued
Garfield
Mcpene
Five Dairy Cows Die After Eating Poisoned Bran
Bridger Aug 81 J A Dow dle reports five of his dairy cows died after consuming bran sprayed with poison intended for grasshoppers. The cows had been feeding along the railroad right of way while being moved from the farmyard to the pasture. The sack of bran was left near the tracks and the cattle reportedly found and ate it.
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