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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
4
Readers question the authenticity of letters about Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The firm states it never publishes untruthful letters and that thousands of women nationwide write grateful notes after finding health and happiness, reporting relief from painful female ailments and related suffering.
A fragmented ad copy promotes Cu cura preparations for scalp dandruff itching and irritation and claims benefits for complexion hair hands and skin. It mentions ointment for spots and super creamy emollients and references a book with an address postcard.
The landlord at the Petunia Tavern ejected a guest, then hurled a grip sack as he argued with patrons about city politics. The scene reflects broader tensions as townspeople debate civic life and local hypocrisy, drawing commentary on village pride and public scrutiny.
A live opossum is captured beneath the steps of Travis Park Methodist church in the heart of downtown. The surprising animal presence has locals buzzing about how it wandered downtown without detection.
Helena reporters note the Montana railroad commission condemns a policy delaying payment of all filed claims past Sept 1, 1915 until July 1, 1916. The board says the practice is unfair, plans to present the facts to the next legislature and urges public scrutiny.
Reported notes show Shorthorn Breeders of Montana convening in Bozeman for their annual gathering. Organizers emphasize improved breed specifications and statewide cooperation among breeders, with focus on standards and better conditions for cattle.
In Fergus county Montana brothers Jeff Oakville claim a shared homestead built along the boundary between adjoining properties. The dispute centers on a shack erected near the line and a long border debate linking two neighboring holdings.
Retail liquor dealers in Montana pledged to uphold laws and cooperate with officials to ensure strict enforcement. The association condemned politics or influencing voters and set next meeting for October 7 at Great Falls with officers elected: M. M. Sullivan president, Sid Willis vice president, J. P. McGinley secretary.
Great Falls held a memorial service for James J. Hill under the auspices of the Commercial Club as Lt. Gov. W. W. McDowell delivered the principal address. The event drew representatives from all classes amid rainy weather and city crowds.
Local reports state a feud near Butte Montana ended with Morvosch killed after a gunfight that left six bullet wounds. Authorities believe Morvosch was the slayer in the clash that also involved deputy Sheriff James Pelléckiate Hburhton.
In Helena and at Camp Stewart Montana guardsmen face court martial for refusing the federal oath. Regimental leaders announce possible War Department action as medical exams and sanitation checks proceed. Gov Stewart issues a broad quarantine against Utah and parts of Wyoming and Idaho due to alfalfa weevil.
An official February 11 1916 bulletin notes unprecedented wartime output and farmer prosperity across Western Canada. Wheat values soar with 1915 output surpassing expectations. dairy cattle beef pigs and poultry rise. Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Quebec and Nova Scotia share in gains as farm families invest in livestock farms and autos. Bank clearings soar with February 1916 the strongest in Canadian history.
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