Health survey urged at Missoula women’s meeting
Dr J Sippy spoke to Missoula women urging a health survey to gather vital statistics on children and homes to guide state health planning. Attendees backed plans for a hospital program, crippled children aid, and a 725000 state appropriation, with emphasis on monitoring child welfare and disease trends.
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Missoula
J. Pay
Masanjo
Martin J. Wutehens
Sippy
All
Heatthe
Cistran Witch Area
Etme
Wexlaington
Montana
Topathou
Bushibu
Iber
Ethan
Drowned foreman found in Hell Creek near Albridge
Victor Storine a foreman at Anaconda Copper Mining quarries was found drowned beneath the ice near the Great Northern bridge on Hell Creek three and a half miles below Albridge. Seen alive Friday night, his body recovered by a section crew Saturday morning. Coroner Del Ro McBurney awaits inquest decision. Circumstances suggest accidental fall through ice. alcohol noted but no suicide evidence.
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Jon
Victor Storine
Anaconda Apper Mining Company
Bright
Hell Creek
Great Northern Bridge
Albridge
O’cpoanor
Great Falls
Del
Ro McBursey
Storme
Hecht
Haid
Sterne
Wick
Virginia
Minn
McBurney
Popularity Contest Sparks Arrests in Great Falls
Great Falls January 3 George Wiles oversaw a newspaper popularity contest held in Billings. A young bride from Powell Wyoming won favor, while George Wilcox was jailed after a Great Falls hotel arrest. A suspect admitted leaving her husband to visit relatives in eastern Washington and returning at her own expense. Authorities plan to drop the case.
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Great Falls
Ceorge Wiles
Billings
Aroggist
Powell
Wyo
George
Wilcos
Cascade County
Billinges
Jnst
Wilcox
Hushatd
Bnt
Hoi
Tickled Wife Under Chin With a Knife Case In Mexico
In a justice court a Mexican man was fined for an incident with his wife where he pressed a knife to her and made threats during a tense domestic dispute. An interpreter helped the judge grasp the details as the couple’s quarrel unfolded.
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Millen
Jay
Justice Court
Garcia
Italy
Garcia Sis
Woman Arrested for Passing Bad Checks in Butte
Gertrude Walsh, captured yesterday in Virginia City, will be returned to Butte to answer a charge of passing worthless checks. An information from the county attorney charges three checks drawn on different Butte merchants for $35, $80, and $10. A deputy sheriff will transport her back for a preliminary hearing at Justice O Neill's court.
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Butte
Jan
Gertrude ‘Walsh
Virginia City
Murphy
Hutte
Houtquin
Ubis Aiemning
Butteroe
This Is a New One Spring by Vagrant Hutte
A fragmentary report notes two men, Frank McCarthy and Frank Thomas, tied to a vagrancy case after being arrested for being out late at night with no place to sleep. The text mentions a boil on a rose and a reference to a bungled name, reflecting a disrupted OCR source.
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Hutte
Janu
Klotz Pushes Horse Racing Bill for State Commission
Racing secretary George S. Klotz outlines a proposed five member State racing commission to regulate betting and rules for horse racing. The bill would apply to state fairs only if their management follows the commission rules, with a $150 daily tax on racing associations to fund state educational institutions and a one percent tax on pari mutual sales to local school funds. European practice cited as model for revenue,, while public demand supports faster passage if associations comply.
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Ronnip Jai
Racing Commission
George S. ‘Klotz
Sou S. Josephson
Commercial Club
Hoa
Helene Lilbitiontaw
séine“Mhreansominst
Inet
Europe
Vane
Piblic
Huh Suait
Jang
Suche
Arrest officers charged with alleged booze theft
Roundup January 9 four local officials including CG C Hopkins sheriff Frank Wilson and George Bennet were arrested on a warrant accusing them of stealing ten cases of Walker Imperial whiskey valued at $100 from George Heath. Heath says the whiskey was to fund a sale but Heath’s account is disputed by the defendants who call the arrest politically motivated.
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Grand Jarveny Anl
CG. C. Hopkins
Atusselstell County
Frank Wilson
Jio- Jiee
George Jennett
Poot Intl
Chris H. Busch
Justice of the Peace
George E. Webbh
Lewistown
Hopkins
Wilson
Besnett
United States
George
Heath
Romitrup
Palace Hotel
Bennett
Hitch
Conductors Reassigned To Brakemen In Union Layoffs
Missoula in January reports Northern Facility conductors downgraded to brakemen due to a company wage cut. About 700 workers were paid off yesterday with more reductions expected at the Marthern Pacific. Mechanic department crews at Helena and Wallace observed a clock change for the first time this month, likely signaling extended layoffs.
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Lories
Marthern Pacific
Helena
Wallace
Price has little effect on shoe costs in cattle hide market
The market for hides shows prices near a penny to a cent per pound with transportation adding a penny, leaving local buyers paying about half a cent per pound. Veteran buyer N R M Donald cites deep repression in hide prices and a large stock on hand, with no clear demand or explanation for the weak market.
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Jan
Siers
Rowndirt
Eastern
Montana
N. R. M Donald
Smallpox Cases Reported In Laurel Town
Reports from Laurel indicate sixteen smallpox cases in the town of Lauté with additional diphtheria. County authorities fear an epidemic as the Dear health officer Dr Roscoe Broughton orders theater closure and bans public gatherings. Schools denied closing plans though two adult cases exist and a second nurse school may be added for child safety. Mary Stansknecht surveyed districts finding measles amid multiple含学校 locations with several contagious cases.
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Taiet
Broughton
A.T. Morgan
Laurel
Morga
Mary Stansknecht
Wife Turns In Booze Ring Leader in Great Falls
In Great Falls on Friday a district court ordered the sale of a grocerystore stock and fixtures after moonshine operations by Dan Ar affeth and partner. The case included divorce action by Mrs. Stafford, with injunctions and a county attorney uncovering moonshine stock, as sheriffs seized furnishings and stock from Charne cigar store and related premises.
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Great Falls
Janu
Dan Araffeth
Harhand
T Charne
Ford
Mr. Sun
Ohn
Stafford
Car Load of Montana Cheese Goes to East
Missoula report notes the first carload of cheese from Bitter Root valley will depart Woodside this week for New York City. North Western Pacific filed for a shipment car to be handled by Corvallis creamery. The cheese factory, built years ago, grew from a small venture and became key to the region’s development. The shipment’s funds will be dispatched tomorrow afternoon from Missoula.
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Missoula
Jan
Bitter Root
Woodside
New York City
Northers Pacific
Gerth to Form Speer and Gerth Law Firm in Great Falls
Great Falls January 9 announcement states Otto G Gerth and J W Speer will form a law partnership to operate as Speer and Gerth with offices in the First National Bank building. Speer, long a prominent attorney, and Gerth, recently with former Attorney General Ford, plan to move quickly. Gerth expected to arrive from Helena soon to finalize the partnership.
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Great Falls
J. W W. Speer
Otto G. Gerth
Lnto
Speer & Gerth
Speer
Gerth
Prigs
5. C. Ford
Tlelena
First National Bark
Henry Sears editor of Gallatin Courier dies after illness
Henry Sears longtime newspaperman and publisher of the Gallatin County Republican who later joined the Avant Courier chain died at his Bozelan home after a brief illness from heart trouble. He was 66 born in Ragland and lived in Ragland, Bozelan, and Ravenna. Survived by his wife three children Frank Sears Mrs. George Davenport and Thomas Sears and one grandson. Siblings Chas Sears and Mrs Frank Alderson and five relatives in Ravenna plus brothers in Chicago and Canada. Funeral services will be held Tuesday evening under Elks auspices. He also belonged to Woodmen of the World and Brotherhood of Yenmen and was active in Republican politics.
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Brozeman
Henry
F. Seirs
Salesville
Faith' HH. Dawes
Gallatin, County
Avant Courier
Courier
Me.Sears
Frank Sears
George *Davenstort
Thomas Sears
Bozelan
Chas. J. Sears
Frank Alderson
Ravenna
Chicago
Amit
Canada
John . Dawes
California
Sears
Elks
Mir
Woodwed At the World
Brotherhood of
Yenmen
Ice Jam Damages Concrete Bridge in Missoni River
A January ice jam washed concrete, falsework, and debris into the Missoni River, breaching a bridge near a northern railroad crossing. The contractor, Heh Hart, will repair the remaining sidewalk and reinforcement, with total loss not exceeding $10. Repairs expected next work week.
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G.N
Sisty
Crete
Missoni
Heer
Wils Taylor
Farmers Strike to End Grain Gambling in Exchanges
In Hutte on January 7 farmers petition Washington for legislation to eliminate grain gambling as practiced on boards of trade. They urge action by the Bureau of the Aewa and Rep Rishe Dick of Montana Pergas County to curb speculative trading in grain exchanges.
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Hutte
Washington
Aiwa
Petitbane
Zpruwns
Fergne
Dudish
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Graying Hair
An old remedy claims to restore natural darkness to gray hair using sage tea and sulphur. The Wyeth product is applied with a sponge to a strand at a time, darkening hair evenly and restoring gloss and fullness after several applications.
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Wyeth
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U. S. Mineral Surveyor
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