We Northwestern Packing to resume at WW plant under construction
Construction work at the We Northwestern Packing plant at Astelana faces weather delays but will resume as concrete pours proceed. President Andrew Boyd says the project was 69 percent finished before weather froze progress. The company will continue machinery purchases, aiming for plant operation in early summer.
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Montana Says No New Farm Loans on Lands Within Irrigation Districts
Montana Attorney General Ford rules no new farm loans should be negotiated on lands already in an irrigation district until the district is organized and ready to close. Liens for bonds date from district creation, warrants and contracts from obligation dates, with safeguards to avoid encumbrances on school fields.
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State Board of Lang Commissioners
Strossey
Board of County Commissioners
United States
Piles remedy claims quick cure promise in ad text
An old advertisement touts a topical treatment for piles promising relief from bleeding and protrusion within one application. It emphasizes refund if it fails and offers the product at six dimes. The wording reflects period promotional language and includes misspellings and odd capitalization.
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Hundreds of Dead in Red Debris After Vera Cruz Disaster
Reports from Veracruz describe hundreds killed as villages like Calhualco and Cataclanale are engulfed by flood debris. Dozens of towns are destroyed while remote Indian communities hinder casualty counts. Even Isolated rebel camps near the coast suffer total loss. Water levels surged at Port Barranca Del Agua by 25 meters.
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Port Barranca del Agua
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Calcahualco
Ste Snonilains
Ste Senil
Nilives
New Trial Opens in Los Angeles Case of Harry New
The state closed its case today in the Harry New murder trial over his fiancée Freda Deaser. Witness Mrs Advice Lesser, mother of the dead girl, testified and said her daughter seemed sane before her death.
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Tanlac credited with restoring workman after illness
James D. Hamil of Los Angeles describes severe stomach trouble, weight loss, and nervous exhaustion that left him unable to work. After taking Tanlac, he reports restored appetite, seven pounds gained, better sleep, and renewed energy, praising the remedy and its effect on his life. Tanlac is sold in Helena by Duld Fisher Drug Co.
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Los Angeles
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Helena
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Dr A B Pendleton to Speak at Helena Meeting
Dr A B Pendleton executive officer of the hospital for invalided soldiers will speak at the Helena Commercial Club meeting Thursday evening in the club room. Three directors will be elected, annual reports of the secretary and standing committees read, and other business transacted.
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Art Thakhapn
Helena
A. B. Pendleton
Death takes another big road meeting at Pioneer funeral tomorrow
Isaac Starvington an early state pioneer dies at noon Tuesday at St Johns hospital He was born May 4 1834 in Clinton Missouri and helped build Denver later mined in Virginia City Last Chance Gulch Towns End and Helena He married Elizabeth Hunter in 1857 and is survived by two children five brothers and a sister The funeral Thursday at 2 pm from Pordel undertaking chapel under Pioneers of Montana with Rev D D Weigel officiating Interment at Forsivele Montana Highway Improvement Association holds annual meeting starting tomorrow in Billings Speakers include Frank Conley John N of Helena Nelson Story Jr J Edwards and others
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Radersburg
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Billings
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Deer Large
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Nelson Story, Jr
Bozeman
J. &. Edwards
George J. Ramsey
Wesleyan Notes on New Freshmen and Staff Changes
Miss Irene Gals, sister of Miss Vera Gubb, has registered as an academy freshman at Wesleyan. Edith Grigg may return for a few weeks, staying with her mother on their ranch. she is in the commercial department. Clair Till, a former student, rejoined after service in the marine corps and time in Hawaii. he enrolled in the commercial department. Mitchell, from Chinook, is in the commercial department and planned to come last fall. Margaret Rapples of Twin Bridges visits the dormitory. she attended Wesleyan last year. Dorothy Tuttle reentered in liberal arts as a freshman. she lives in Vermillion. Coach A C Lemon is sidelined by a sore arm. Rev Charles M Nanardson and Professor Whitton coach in his absence. Dean Lemon will represent Wesleyan at President Alfred Atkinson’s inauguration at Bazeman on January 14.
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Vera Gubb
Wesleyan
Edith Grigg
Clair Till
Marine Corps
Hawaii
Chinook
Milford
Mitchell
Margaret Rapples
Twin Bridges
Dorothy Tuttle
College of Liberal Arts
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A.C. Lemon
Charles M. Nanardson
Whitton
Lemon
Dean A. C. Lemon
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Bazeman
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Herrington Tidae J died yesterday at a local hospital and is at Olders Undertaking Co chapel. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Francis Mrs. Tul ness funeral at 2 30 Wednesday at 1607 Dale Ave home with Rev A Plummer officiating at Oakes Street Methodist Church. Interment at Fenton Ave cemetery.
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Charles Brandon Joins Fort Harrison Hospital Staff
An officer named Charles Brandon joins Dr A S Pendleton’s Fort Harrison hospital team as administrative assistant and transport supervisor. The fort’s transport fleet totals 42 vehicles including 15 Nash Quads and GMC trucks, with Ford touring cars and ambulances also in service. Dr Pendleton awaits instructions from Surgeon General Blue on construction work at the fort. Lacy Larcom began writing verses at age seven.
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Fort Harrison
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Slain Hunter Known in Helena and York Area
Arthur Dorland, killed by accidental gunshot near Melrose last Saturday, was a well known figure in Helena and especially York where he was raised. Son of York’s longtime postmaster he studied at a eastern college before moving west to Harland Oregon and later Butte Montana.
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Ore
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Butte
Catholic Clergy to Address Rotary Club Lunch Today
Bishop John T. Carroll and Father John J. Kennedy will be Rotary guests at a luncheon today. M r. Gerry is chairman of the meeting.
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M Os. Gerry
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