FOSTER'S FORECAST Severe storms and frost followed by heat
The forecast predicts a stormy week starting September 25 across the continent with a preceding cold dip bringing killing frosts in northern and mid latitude areas. A warm wave will follow, with a return to near summer heat, then more showers and variable temperatures through late September and early October.
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Washington, D.C
Pacific Coast
I Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Pacific Slope
Great Central
Itis
Pacific
Earth
Moon
Sun
Montana Brieflets: Deaths, Sales, and Rich Gold Ore Found
Lewistown reports the death of Charlie W. Terry a rancher living in Alaska who drank poison after planning to return home. Miles City notes the found bullet wound of 14 year old John Calkins near Ekalaka with murder or suicide as possibilities. Helena covers the sale of the Jieymeher ranch for 125000 to S J Dunlap and a plan to divide and colonize. Billings details Tom Borgan's suicide in Laurel citing domestic troubles. Dillon reports Beaverhead wool profits down about 23000 with poorer quality and more cats needed for shipping. Helena notes rich gold ore from Whitlatah leasers Malden and Redding with ore over 300 to the ton triggering great excitement.
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Lewistown
Charlie W. Terry
Alaska Beach
Miles City
Ekalaka
Here
John Calkins
Dr Calkins
Helena
Jieymeher
Meagher County
Godfrey & Siart
S. J. Dunlap
Mandan
N.C
Billings
Tom Borgan
Laurel
Borgan
Dillon
Beaverhead County
First National Bank
George Malden
George Redding
Whitlatah
Zam-Buk praised by Maginnis Perry in Goldfields
Macistrate speaks for Zam-Buk saying it cured a five years rash after a fair trial. He endorses Zam-Buk as essential for home use and claims it treats cuts burns eczema and skin diseases. Advertises price at 0 cents per box and claims piles cure.
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Maginnis Perry
Goldfields
B.C
Zam-Buk
Zam-Buk Advertises Safety Against Blood Poisoning
An old Chicago notice warns that neglecting minor sores can lead to fatal blood poisoning. It promotes Zam-Buk as highly antiseptic, claiming it heals, soothes, and sterilizes to prevent infection. The ad urges immediate use of Zam-Buk for cuts eczema and other skin conditions.
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Chicago
Eair
Zam-Buk Free Trial Offered For Delicate Skin
A notice offers a free trial box of Zam-Buk at the sender's expense. It claims Zam-Buk is a purely herbal remedy suitable for children's skin and able to heal chronic sores, with a one cent stamp requested for return postage and paper name. The offer is directed to readers and mentions price of 31.25 per box at druggists and stores.
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Zam-Buk Co
Toronto
Political Scandals and Labour Rhetoric Roil Dominion News
A collage of political intrigue and labour debate cites a bribe plot to sway Colchester electors with 43000 dollars and 5000 bottles of whisky. The Premier at Sorel lauds the Grand Trunk Pacific, while Labour and Socialist figures in Lethbridge and Winnipeg push reform, amalgamation, and tense views on immigration and labor.
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Colchester
Dominion
Castors
Canada
Grand Trunk Pacific
Moncton
Winnipeg
Sorel
Pledge of Support From Strikers in Medicine Hat
A letter dated August 31 1908 from H A Baker Medicine Hat Alberta to R K Pettipiee Winnipeg thanks him for addressing striking workers and says they will support him if he stands as a candidate. The message from the strikers expresses gratitude and solidarity.
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Pettipiece
Winnnipeg
Chinatown
Vancouver
Pettipiee
Winnipeg
H. A. Baker
Cadet Corps Seeks Funds For Uniforms In Medicine Hat
The 21st Alberta Hospital Corps asks residents to support the Uniform Fund. With 65 cadets, uniforms cost about 4 dollars each. $45 has been raised so far. Drill is held nightly with growing enthusiasm. 45 cadets lined up last night as preparations begin for a sham battle later this month.
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W. J. Reid
A.H
Castlets
Outlook Observer to Start in Outlook Saskatchewan
Hanley Herald editor Mr J Cruikshank plans a new Outlook Saskatchewan paper to be printed on a 50 by 70 foot two storey building on Sas katchewan Avenue. The Outlook Observer will launch around November 1 as a weekly paper and may become semi weekly, then six times weekly when Outlook grows.
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J. Cruikshank
Hanley Herald
Hanley
Outlook Observer
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Foster
Montana
Macistrate
Great Clearing Sale
Mier
China
C.P.R
Austria
C.P.R. Depot
Miers
Allen
Political, Arena
W. C. Simmons
House of Commons
Strack
Lethbridge
Munday
Raymond Rustler
Lethbridge Trades and Labor Council
R. P Pettipiece
Socialist Party
Alberta
Bell Telephone Company
Montreal St
Medicine Hat, Alta
Your Cadet Corps
Medicine Hat
Star” Electric Theatre
Stewart & Tweed
Spencer & Todd
Fair Corner
Ottawa
Third Ave
Eagle Butte
F.R. Kettlewell
the Post Office
House Torent
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