Reckless Bill the Austrian Count Heads West for Big‑Horn Hunts
Count Rudolph Rovigno, once Buffalo Bill’s hunter friend, arrives in the western mountains to hunt game across Montana and Wyoming. A former Austrian cavalry lieutenant turned guide and broncho rider, he helped escort Charles Gates and the Prince of Monaco in 1914 and later served as an Austrian military attache. He plans another western trip this fall after summers in Minnesota.
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Morocco
Rockies
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Portland
Montana
Wyoming
Charles G. Gates
Minneapolis
Prince of
Monaco
Gates
Billings
Frances Joseph
William F. Cody
Vienna
Joseph
Count Rovigno
Heidelberg
Plains of America
Petrograd
China
Chile
Andes
Africa
Midland Empire
Revigne
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Thunderbolt
Rudolph Rovigno
Miles City
Cheyenne
Minnesota
West
Iron Strength Pill Promise Draws Coughing Promises
Dr Saver promotes nuxated iron as the key to restoring strength in two weeks, claiming it boosts strength and endurance in iron deficient individuals. The ad-style piece urges readers to self test, then take two five milligram tablets daily after meals, promising doubling strength and relief from indigestion, with money-back guarantees.
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New York
N. Y
EB. Saver
What a Billion Dollars Means
State auditor notes life insurers in the United States earned over one billion dollars last year. Comparisons include silver dollar stock 250 miles high, 32 years of minting, and 2 083 freight cars pulled by 104 locomotives. Light and rifle bullet speeds illustrate vast earthly scales with 1 000 000 000 miles delays.
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United States
Jeanette Seeks House Page Job for Cecelia Martin
Miss Cecelia Martin, a 15 year old businesslike student, visited Miss Jeanette Rankin in Washington to apply as a page. Rankin pledged to help, citing Cecelia’s goal to study law and questioning why a girl cannot serve as page if a woman can be a congresswoman. Rep M Clyde Kelley supported the effort, noting Cecelia is the daughter of steel expert Philip Martin, formerly from Kelley’s Pennsylvania district.
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Pages
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Cecelia Martin
Page
Miss Martin
Miss Rankin
National Capitol
Congress
M. Clyde Kelley
Cecelia
Philip Martin
Washington
Woman Reflects On Appearance After Streetcar Exit
A provocative remark questions public perception of a woman’s looks as she steps off a streetcar, sparking discussion on social judgment and personal image in urban life.
State Ranks High With Buzz Wagons in Montana
Montana reports 41,000 motor vehicles, ranking 28th nationally in number of registered cars and trucks. The data, spanning July 1 to August 31, shows a national total of 4,251,439 vehicles, with Montana likely averaging one vehicle per about 15 residents.
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Tennessee
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South Carolina
Mississippi
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West Virginia
Idaho
New Hampshire
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Statewide notes from Montana sections reflect wartime and civic affairs
Montana newspapers publish a mosaic of brief items. Mrs. Ernest Spets dies under a tractor. Prescott Dwight joins Pershing in France. Tom Stout may go to the French front as war coverage. Railway and railroad rate debates loom in Helena as Bureaus adjust policies. Local officials address a reservoir guard and Fort Keogh speeding limits. Curiosities include Zeiss telescope gift to Montana State University and a sale of Indian lands at St. Ignatius. Several lawmakers, unionists, and partisans figure in the domestic and political landscape across towns.
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Valier
Baker
the Sentinel
Stanford
Ernest Spets
Lewistown
Abraham Rosenberg
Milwaukee
Heath
United States Gypsum Company
Helena
Greenan
Plains
Prescott Dwight
Dwight
Artillery Corps
Pershing
France
Tom Stout
Billin
Miles City
Fort Keogh
St. Ignatius
John McPhaul
Havre
H. P. Shelley
The
Progressive Party
Montana Progressive
Maud R. Pierson
Marjorie C. Ross
National Woman’s Party
Montana
Anne Martin
Livingston
Leland S. Crate
Northern Pacific
Mexico
Las Vegas
N. M. Havre
J. C. Koerner
Great Northern Hero
San Diego
Yuma
New Mexico
Spreckles Sugar Company
Stewart
Eliott
State University
Butte
A. P. Stark
Sheridan County
Plentywood
Medicine Lake
Missoula
Carl Zeiss
Jena
W. A. Clark
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana Wyoming and Southern Railway Company
Bridger
Belfry
Bearcreek
State Land Board
Phillips County
State Railway Commission
Butte Health Department
Great Falle
James L. Price
B. & M. Smelter
United States Employes Compensation Commission
Army
Navy
Watervliet
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Picting
Sandy Hook
Eureka
Here
L. A. Horner
States Ranked By Population Figures Revealed
Arizona has 16,750 people, Vermont 16,114, Florida 15,990, District of Columbia 14,525, New Mexico 10,995, Wyoming 9,560, Delaware 9,057, Nevada 6,615.
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Arizona
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Florida
District of Columbia
New Mexico
Wyoming
Delaware
Nevada
Milwaukee Head Former Montanan Byram Rises in Rail Tower
H E Byram elected president of the St. Paul road, succeeding A J Earling as chair of the board. A longtime Great Northern official, Byram began in 1895 as clerk to James J. Hill and rose through Montana lines, Cascade division, and general superintendent posts. His career mirrors a pattern of former Great Northern staff advancing to top railway roles.
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Great Northern
James J. Hill
Butte
Havre
H. E. Byram
St. Paul Road
A. J. Earling
Montana
Northwest
Mr. Byram
Hill
The
Railway
Duluth
Eastern Minnesota Railroad
Cascade
Burlington
Byram
Jim Hill
William H. Newman
New York Central
Joseph W. Blabon
Great Western
L. E. Johnson
Norfolk & Western
John Drew
Missouri Pacific
Ben Campbell
New Haven
E. W. McKenna
John F. Stevens
Their Favorite Towns Coal Dealers Littleton
A fragmented list items coal dealers in Littleton and other occupations or groups across towns including Laundrymen Washington Prohibitionists Coldwater Ministers Lumber Dealers Liquor Dealers Motorcyclists Wheeling Tourists Seymour Soldiers Ice Dentists Yachtsm Lawyers Barbers Ice Men Providence Jers Woodstock Bourbon Beardstown Coolville Salem Sioux City Pullman Vanine
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Seymour
Vanine
Pullman
Salem
Sioux City
Beardstown
Coolville
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