Wool Growers Saved by Federal Reserve
Senator C H Williams says the Federal Reserve banks plan to aid western wool producers facing pressure from eastern buyers and the wool trust. He cites surveys, bank advances, and Chicago talks as steps to let growers ship clips east with loans to cover home debts, avoiding forced sacrifices to big buyers. Thomas A Marlow urges Fed relief after attending Chicago talks.
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C. H. Williams
Row Federal Reserve Bank
Wool Trust
Williams
Chicago
Federal Reserve Franks
West
Federal Reserve Banks
Thomas A. Marlow
Helena
National Bank of Montana
Federal Reserve
Marlow
Federal Reserve Board
Mgr. Marlow
Kidneys Cleansing Salts Promised to Ease Backache
An old health advisory touts a salts remedy to "excite" and cleanse kidneys and urinary tract. It claims 24 hour kidney filtration and suggests drinking large water amounts plus four ounces of salts daily, made from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia, for several days to neutralize urine acids and reduce bladder irritation.
New Hair Removing Secret Promises Easy Smooth Skin
An article touts a new method called phelactine for permanent hair removal at home. It claims to eliminate roots and ingrown hairs, reducing the need for costly visits or electrolysis. Instructions suggest using a stick of phelactine to soften and remove hair quickly, with the promise of painless results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nair
Joey
Montana crop conditions improve as showers aid growth
The Helena weather bureau report notes widespread showers across Montana with heavy rates in the north and east, improving crop growth overall. Most counties report adequate moisture, though some areas remain favorable for further progress. hail touched several fields and pests affect seedlings.
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Montana
Ilelena
Weather Bureau
Malta
Phillips County
Conrad
Pondera County
Carbon
Toole
Paote
Sheridan
Jefferson Valley
McCone
Fergus County
Era
Senator Williams Acting Governor of Montana
Senator Charles F. Williams of Powell county acts as governor after the absence of Governor W. Stewart and Lieutenant Governor W. McDowell who left for the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Williams, a 16 year state senator and stockgrower, plans to stay in Helena until Saturday evening barring any urgent duties.
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C. A. Williams
Deer Lodee
Slde
Senate
Montana
Stewart
McDowell
Charles F. Williams
Powell County
State Senate
Povernor
W. Stewart
W. W. McDowell
San Francisco
Williams
Elena
Awain
Helena
Picture captures Cummings with wife at Palace
The first news photo shows Hose 5 S. Cummings, Democratic national committee member, with his wife off the coast. Cummings dodges a request to speak and jokes about the hat, while Mrs. Cummings smiles during the tense moment.
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Hose
S. Cummings
Chaian
Mr. Cumings
Mac
Palace
Indictments by U S Grand Jury Partially Announced
Indictments returned by the U S district court grand jury were announced by Clerk Charles K. Garlow. The list includes Nathaniel K. South Frank E Pool Elizabeth Brown John Mathieson Pavick Harrington Maurice McGrath Mike Hufich Faw Mike Murray Leonie Quen Sen Meisner and others. Defendants face multiple counts for violations of prohibition and revenue laws anti narcotics and related charges. The Bilings division cases will be arraigned Tuesday morning.
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U. S. District Court
Charles K. Garlow
Bonda
Nathaniel K. South
Nathaniel Root
Missoula
Frank E
Sarah Pool
Alder Street
Elizabeth Brown
John Mathieson
Great Falls
Albert Satéley
Great Northern Railroad
Havre
Butte
United States Mail
Willian Burke
Tne
Vinko Habich
South
Ohio Street
Wutte
Chong Chung
Pavick Uarrington
Maurice
McGrath
Ottawa Street
Bure
Mike Hufich
Galena Thutte
Mike and
Mary Murray
Avaconda Road
Leonie Quen
Mon Sen
Gilbert Trudell
Treasury
James Wright
James Rien
North Main
M. BP
Bacon
Milwaukee Railroad
Superior
U. S. Railroad Administration
George M. Bourgqain
Billings
Matt and
Mary Selim
Glendive
George Redosovich
Republic
Mont
Marceau, Kleber
François Plauvier
Harry Partiek
Roundup
Joe Parhonik
Rowndup
Anton and
Susan Meisner
Mike Fanyak
Ranndup
The Boy With a String of Fish by Edgar A. Guest
A barefoot boy wanders the village street with a string of fish and a confident grin. Neighbors envy his easy success and fame as he walks, recalling a day when air was pure and joy simple.
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Mowele
Tax Drive Targeting Delinquent Rates Across Nation
Walsh asserts a nationwide two month campaign led by 2,000 revenue officers to pursue delinquent taxes including luxury, soft drink, admission, manufacturers, jewelry and art taxes, tenents and proprietary medicines. The effort, supervised by collectors, aims to recover millions through stricter record keeping and stamp tax enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Montana
Pepe
Bureau of Internal Revenue
No Embarrassment to Merchants Over Tax Compliance
The bureau warns it will pursue prosecutions for willful tax evasion and seek extreme penalties including fines up to 310,000, or one year in jail, plus an added assessment. For failure to file, penalties may reach 1,000. Delinquent filings found by the public may receive leniency if amending returns before investigation.
Beaverhead District Shows Promising Crop Outlook This Year
Attorney Lestec J. Loble reports sections of the state in good condition for crops and stock ranges. The burned-out commissions are gone and the countryside is green with grass. Roads are in fair condition. Potatoes are largely weed in try, and the area is recovering from prior damage.
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Dilton
Lestec J. Loble
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Calgary
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Lovely Lake Lane
Entecald Lake Chalet
Glacier House
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Alberta
Feu
Axt
Pama
Second Ave
Minneapolis
Mine
Bane
Herrmann & Co
Broadwey
U. S
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Missoula Division
Just Robles
Edgar A. Guest
Spot
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Washington
Hood River
California
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Fuller Ave
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