Seattle Clerk Credits Tanlac For Pain Relief And Strength
W A Stinson of Seattle a railroad clerk says Tanlac ended his back pain rheumatism and fatigue after years of suffering He reports improved appetite sleep and strength and says he feels like an entirely different man with weight gain and new energy Ady
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Seattle
Tanlac
Giaude
W. A. Stinson
Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Co
Chicano Ave
Wash
Ady
Great loans for wheat growers planned by Northwest group
Associated Press reports Spokane July date as George C. Jewett manager of Northwest Wheat Growers Association outlines plans to lend 10,000,000 to wheat growers in Washington Idaho Montana with warehouse receipts as security. Montana and regional growers connected to the association will benefit from a pool tied to loans secured by collateral and warehouse receipts.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Washington
Gregson
Idaho
Montana
Georre C. Jewett
Northwest
Wheat Growers’ Association
New York
Montini
Rinte Wheat Growers
Norilweat Association
Lonnie
Vress
Mekane
George Ti Sewell
Manger
Northwest Association
New York City
J. G. Crites
Moutame
Ana
Northwest Grain and Warehouse Company
Portland
Montang Grain
Crites
J. Bayer
Tewott
Belena
Auburt
Montank Griki
Raspberries and loganberries dwindling supply
Raspberries and loganberries are nearly exhausted with only a few crates arriving. Place orders soon to secure remaining fruit.
Disease 16 Fatal to Grasshoppers in South Dakota
In western South Dakota grasshopper infestations may be halted by a rain dependent fungus disease labeled disease 16. Extension entomologist A L Farid notes the spore carrying fungus is present in soil and naturally targets hoppers in damp warm weather, potentially easing the grasshopper problems if rains arrive.
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Brookings
South Dakota
A. L. Farid
State College
Near River
Ford
Pioneer Burned To Death As House Fire Rips Farm
Miles City July 25 John D Lane 86 a pioneer resident of Khakaka ten miles NW of town perished in a house fire. His granddaughter 16 attempted to wake him but could not due to his deafness. The log home built long ago burned quickly in high winds, consuming the dwelling.
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Miles City
John D. Lane
Khalaka
Daily Star
Polish Orphans Pass Through State to Chicago
Fifty eight Polish orphans aged 3 to 12, refugees from wars in Poland, traveled via Siberia and Japan to the United States aboard a Seattle line steamship. Under the charge of a Great Northern official, they were bound for an Chicago orphanage to be educated. Their arrival drew a crowd as they sang in their native language, wearing distinctive clothing and leather waists.
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Great Northern
Chicago
Seation
Thousand Acres of Pature Destroyed Near Missoula
Missoula residents reported a large pasture fire yesterday near Hutter Creek, about a few miles northwest of Missoula. An estimated thousand acres burned as R Daly’s pasture was consumed, likely sparked by a careless smoker and driven by a strong wind. The blaze sent up spectacular columns of smoke visible across the area, endangering nearby ranches and drawing responders to prevent spread.
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Missoula
Thousand Inn
Fires Force Crews to Battle Near Frenchtown
A blaze at MN Creek near Frenchtown prompted six men to fight the flames with help expected from a force of reinforcements. As winds eased, the fire came under control and was reported out at a late hour last night. Authorities suspect careless campers started the blaze and are reviewing the incident.
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Ber
MN Creek
Frenchtown
Forcalky Service
Mopznii
Great Falls Labor Upholds City Miniwage Scale Arbitration
In Great Falls Montana the municipal wage scale set two months earlier for common labor at 4.50 dollars a day, teamsters and garbage lifters at 5, and boulevard sprinklers at 4, was upheld by a five member arbitration board. The ruling followed a six week strike and a mass meeting where two labor-backed members claimed they’d been tricked but urged acceptance. The decision places Butte and Billings above 4.50, with Butte paying 4.75 and city warrants discounted about 20 percent. The arbitration panel faced charges of bias by labor and city representatives.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Municipal En Noges
Arbitration Board
Butte
Montana
Federal Labor Union
Strugle Tyvarenberg
Thn
W. H. Hoover
Dawyer
H. A. Teimpleton
Iussber
Joseph
Kelly Won’t Say What His Future Plans Are
Great Falls July 25 Con FP. Kells, president of the Anaconsia Copper Mining companies, was in Great Falls Sunday in conference with local officials of the A. C. M. He declined to make any statement regarding the purpose of his visit. He said he was just to talk things over. Heyn asked about a report from Rule that a wire insulating will would be established at the Great Falls plant in conjunction with its copper wire and Tod mill, but he neither denied nor confirmed it.
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Great Falls
Kells
Anaconsia Copper Mining Companies
Jin
A. C.M
Heyn
Sritheriny
State Briefs and Local Notes From July District
Livingston reports a line of Wo Delwaymen robbed a private auto on a lonely road near Yellow Lane Park. $60 stolen from J. Buluss of Cneptr, Wyo. Tacoma notes a July romance ending in marriage as Mildred Olson of Portland wed Conrad Nicholas of Urive Mant. Texan entertainers tour Aug 8 aboard a special train. commission sits as Amaconida reports fisheries action and wolf bounty denial due to funds. fish plant visit to Georgetown Tale planned.
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Livingston
Elane Park
J. Buluss
Cneptr
Tacoma
Ptay
Mildred Olson
Portland
Conrad Nicholas
Urive Mant
Amaconida
State Fish and Fame Commission
Pe Ravalli County
Ruby Valley Stockoend
Wien
Georgetown
Tale
Ission
Great Falls GOPs Nab Escaped Road Camp Convict
Great Falls July 26 Police arrested Hyd Nelaire 26 on vagrancy charges and learned he is Ray Moore an escaped Deer Lodge road gang convict. Inspector Gaunt confirmed Moore escaped from Nimrod near Philipsburg and was in Great Falls since July Ter. Moore will be returned to Deer Lodge with 28 months left to serve amid five prior convictions.
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Great Falls
Hyd Nelaire
Delaire
Ray Moore
le Stile
Deer Lodge
Ray, Gaunt
Bureau of Identification
Nimrod
Philipsburg
Gaunt
Moore
Deer Lotge
Polien
State
Gallatin
Plans Going Forward For Skalkaha Roadway
The state highway commission plans to open bids about August 13 for the construction of 20 miles of the Skalkaha highway between Anaconda and Hamilton. Bids opened and contracts let will oversee the work under the commission. Twelve miles in Granite and Ravalli counties will be done under the direction of the United States forest service. Calls for bids will be issued on July 18 according to current plans.
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Stateway Commission
Anaconda
Hamilton
Supervis
State Highway Commission
Rin Granite
Ravalli County
United States Forest Egry Ice
Rccall
Open Boys Camp at Montang State College Opens With Governor to Award Prizes
Hazeman July 25 The boys camp hosts over 1M youths from five counties opening at Montang State College this morning. The program runs through the week with prize awards by Governor Dixon on Saturday. Also at Tissowla showers spark forest fire checks in the Lolo National Forest. the Parkio blaze has burned about 1000 acres, rechecked by forest service officials.
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Hazeman
Montang State College
Dixon
Tissowla
National Forest
Forest Service Diserice No. 1
Lolo National Forest
Montana
Forest Service
Bids Sought for 18 Mile Hill Road Construction
The state highway commission called for bids to build three and two tenths miles of heavy mountain roadway on the 16 mile Wilt in Silver Bow County. Bids will be opened August 5 at 10 a.m. in the commission’s office. Plans are complete and ready for distribution to contractors.
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Silver Bow
Te Covasion
Theoffice
Highway Commission
Sea Tractors
The
Ford offer to lease Wilson dam power plants for war project
Henry Ford details a government power project offer including leases for the Wilson dam complex in Alabama and Plant No 3 for 10 years with annual payments totaling 1,680,000. The bid covers 600 megawatts of power, farm product distribution oversight, and an option to buy plants No 1 and No 2, the Nitrate Plant, and related facilities for 5,000,400. No action yet. no other bids received.
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Ty Associated Pres
Washington
al Henry Ford
Board of Farm Organization
Federal Truly
Mgr. Ford
Hotet Qent
Famine and plague threaten our fair country in war's wake
The piece argues famine and pellagra follow postwar economic chaos and calls for urgent Red Cross action. It cites health service reports on pellagra, notes cotton farmers and tenant workers face poverty, credit loss, and dwindling supplies as the market collapses.
Self-Starvation Crisis Warns Public Health
The article notes a worsening condition among Couditeans over months with self-starvation linked to pellagra. It cites a public health service letter from residents and a warning that the second wave is spreading rapidly. Two remedies were proposed to treat victims directly and to aid self-help, the first being deemed immediately applicable.
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Public
Sen Prior
Harding
Goog Hen Your Naves Wakes Horsford’s Acht Wharphase
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local brief noting Horsford’s group and a woke event. Mentions Sleep and a today occurrence with minimal readable details.
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Horsford
Vesteres
Mystery man linked to Crater Lake diversions then vanish
A man identified by Dr Sloentiker and Wis Gther, nearby Crater Lake, was seen with Dr Tramfied and Dr Shoemaker in a search around Rend to Crater Lake. The group followed an automobile at speed near Alturas and Yellowstone, then failed to rejoin the party. Police sent telegrams as investigators pursued the missing dentist and associates.
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Asswuilivd Miers
Rasebleg
Robe
Bute
California
Witt Telegramia
Imhat Sentlon
Fidewat
AM. Veunefteld
Nerder
Dennis Russell
Feld
Dr. Sloentiker
Viry Skein
Wis Gther
M. Baker
Ben
Shoemaker
Sina
Rend
Abel
Madamebie Ant Wewile
Elies Te Raserwre
Fragmentary Odd Scene On Road Sedate Rain Evening
A distorted report describes strangers in a car seeing someone recognized as a driver amid rain near a roadway. The narrative mentions dark clothing, yellow glasses, and confusion as witnesses recall a tense moment with a car and a flashing event.
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Saturday Evening Post
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