Rexall Pills Promise Free If They Fail in Constipation Relief
An advertisement from Paxson & Rockefeller in Butte and Fuller Drug in Anaconda markets Rexall Orderlies as a guaranteed remedy for chronic constipation. It claims no laxatives, praises nerve and muscle toning, and offers 12, 36, or 80 tablets at low prices with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Rexall Orderlies
Butte
Anaconda
Rexall
Paxson & Rockefeller
West Park Street
Montana raised hogs top its market sensation
Montana raised hogs topped the market this year. Ellsworth Reilly in Chicago sold a carload at 7.95 per hundred, a figure that astonished corn belt buyers. Wood Bros will use a photo of the hogs in Montana advertisements across the state.
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Standard
Billings
Iowa
Illinois
Middle Western
A. Reilly
Ellsworth Reilly
Chicago
Montana
Wood Bros
Stevensville Notes: Local Baseball, Reading Room Event, Rail Route
Stevensville reports a public school baseball loss to Victor 10 to 4 after a day of games. Victor high defeated Hamilton high 16 to 6. Reading Room society met with historical topics and readings by Miss Anna Gibbins and Mrs. Amos Buck, with refreshments. The Missoula & Hamilton Railway settled surveys by purchasing Wilber Cook property, signaling commitment to the lower route if town approval for a free right of way is granted.
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Stevensville
Victor
Victor High School
Hamilton High School
Amos Buck
W. A. Duffield
Reading Room Society
Anna Gibbins
Missoula & Hamilton Railway Company
Wilber Cook
Butte Eagles Hold Memorial Services in Broadway Theater
The Butte Aerie No. 11 Fraternal Order of Eagles held a memorial service at the Broadway theater to honor 18 departed members. Rev. George Hindley delivered the address as 36 voice Bohemian Maennerchor and Montana State Band provided music, with lighting dramatics and prayers reflecting on brotherhood, charity, and memory.
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Broadway
Butte Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
North Main Street
Opera House
Montana State Band
Lodge
W. H. Maloney
Worthy
J. &. Murphy
J. FE. McNally
J. V. C. Taylor
Jerry Mullins
FE. . Gillick
P. H. McCarthy
Worthy Aerie
T. J. McGuire
H. H. Harris
Prothorpe
Hugh Corris Jones
Worthy Chaplin J. W. €. Tayior
Ismay Nickel
Agnes Greenough
God Be Merciful
Martha Collins
Hugh C. Jones
Langey
EB. P. Gillick
The
John H. Martin
Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere
George Hindley
D. D
Helena
Myr
Brothers and Friends
Memorial rites close 1911 12 losses honor list
An obituary style report details a memorial ceremony with a eulogy by Dr Hindley invoking hope beyond death. It lists the honored dead J W Collins EB Trimble Bartley Foley Patrick O Mara Peter Nadeau T J OConner Frank Crilly John Beaton W J McAuliffe John M Milian John Comba James OBrien Paul Steffan Timothy Driscoll William Murray Eugene McNellis T S Kilgallan Robert Sanders and credits Peter Sanger AB Cohen EB A Sullivan for organizing. The Bohemian Maennerchor performed and a large crowd attended the ceremonies with the full program concluding in a chorus.
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J. W. Collins
J. EB. Trimble
Bartley Foley
Patrick O'Mara
Peter Nadeau
T. J. O'Conner
Frank Crilly
John Beaton
W. J. McAuliffe
John M. Milian
John Comba
James O'Brien
Paul Steffan
Timothy Driscoll
William Murray
Eugene McNellis
T. S.S. Kilgallan
Robert Sanders
Peter Sanger
A B. Cohen
EB. A. Sullivan
Butte
John Davey
Harry Stone
al Paynter Jr
Griffith Jones
Robert Williams
Tom Abram
Tom Jenkins
William Liogis
Tom Richards
William Eddy
John Glanville
Gus Nickel
Sam Youlten
Evan Hoberts
Sam James
George Hendre
Edward Williams
Charles Turke
Alec Stanke
John H. Martin
John Green
Robert Sommers
Tom Roberts
James Thomas
G. Hansen
Edward James
Miss Greenough
James Thomas Jr
Hugh Corris Jones
Return of Children Made Occasion of Demonstration
Lawrence Mass March 31 2000 children of textile operatives. they returned from New York and Philadelphia to mark a notable industrial victory. More than 26 000 workers filled streets in a monster parade passing the jail where Joseph Etter and Arturo Giovannitti await trial on accessories to murder charges. the crowd cheered and sang The Marsellaise.
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Lawrence
Mass
New York
Philadelphia
Joseph Etter
Arturo Giovannitti
Boulder Notes Special Correspondence Highlights Local Socials
Special Boulder report notes Mrs. M. H. Parker hosting the D. D. I. club for a Thursday afternoon of fancy work and visiting. Kate Murphy, long a Butte stenographer, is appointed deputy clerk in the district court. Helena guest Katherine Tibetts visits Mrs. Robert K. Clarke, and Grace Russel of Lumpgulch visits the Battershell sisters. Harry McCullough and family move to Roseburg Oregon after purchasing a 40 acre tract, illness spurring the move. W. H. Dickinson family attend A. C. Quaintance’s seventy fifth birthday dinner at the chicken ranch near the springs. Mrs. Mary Taylor returns from winters in Paden Oklahoma. T. D. Townsend and wife, wintering in California, stop in Boulder to visit daughter Mrs. J. R. Norville before returning to Jefferson valley south of Whitehall.
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Standard
Boulder
M. H. Parker
D. D. I. Club
Kate Murphy
Butte
Katherine Tibetts
Helena
Robert K. Clarke
Grace Russel
Lumpgulch
Battershell
A. c. Quaintance
Dickins
Mary Taylor
Paden
Okla
T. D. Townsend
California
J. R. Norville
Jefferson Valley
Whitehall
Dorothy Campbell Leads at Golf Championship at Pinehurst
Dorothy Campbell of Hamilton Ontario Golf Club leads a strong field in the Women’s United North and South championship at Pinehurst North Carolina. Contenders include Kate Van Ostrand of Watertown New York Myra Bradwell Helmer of Midlothian Chicago and Mary Fownes of Oakmont Pittsburgh in close contention.
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Dorothy Campbell
Hamilton Ont
Pinehurst
N. Y
Kate van Ostrand
Watertown
Myra Bradwell Helmer
Midlothian Club
Chicago
Mary Fownes
Oakmont Club
Pittsburg
Palm Sunday Observed Across City Churches
Palm Sunday, the start of Holy Week, was marked in city Catholic churches with blessing and distribution of palms after the last mass. Worshipers crowded the services as priests recounted Christ's entry into Jerusalem and the crowd's acclaim. Palm fronds from Florida were blessed, and choirs offered special music. The week includes adoration on Holy Thursday, the cross unveiled on Friday, stations of the cross, and blessings of the paschal elements on Saturday, with confessions and extra Easter masses planned.
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Jerusalem
Florida
Plucky Girl Fights Burglar in San Francisco Home
San Francisco March 31 Miss Irene Irving of Spokane visiting a friend woke to a burglar rummaging in a bureau. She grappled him until he escaped through a window with a revolver. He threatened to shoot but she hurled a jewel case, striking him in the face as he fled down the fire escape.
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San Francisco
Mike Ethel Irving
Spokane
Mise Irving
Miss Irving
White man killed and Negro wounded in street duel
In Atchison Kansas on March 31 George Robinson and William Edson a Negro fought in the street. Robinson killed Edson after Edson had mortally wounded him. Two Edson friends wrestled Robinson to the ground then Edson shot Robinson to death.
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Atchison, Kan
George Robinson
William Edson
Edson
Robinson
Cotton mill workers in New England get ten percent raise
Boston March 31 Cotton mill owners employing 100000 operatives in New England have decided to raise wages by 10 percent within days. Initial plan called for 5 percent but Fall River and New Bedford mills prompted a larger increase. The broader adjustment will cost New England cotton mills about 10 million dollars annually, a 10 percent rise on an estimated 100 million dollar yearly payroll.
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Boston
New England
Fall River
New Bedford
Boston man killed by trolley near Buffalo during cross country wager
Charles Stone of Boston was struck and killed by a trolley car 22 miles west of Buffalo as he walked from Boston to San Francisco. Papers found on him indicate the trip was undertaken on a wager.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Stone
Boston
San Francisco
Here
Denver Rio Grande to spend 3.7 million on rail line upgrade
The Denver and Rio Grande plans 115 miles of second track from Helper Utah to Salt Lake City at a cost of about 3.7 million if stockholders approve issuing 25 million adjustment bonds at a meeting set for April 27. The project aims to lower grades on Soldier Summit.
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Denver
Cal
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Helper
Utah
Salt Lake City
Soldier Summit
Kaiser as Artist Illustrates Royal Tastes in Europe
From the Strand Magazine, the Kaiser is described as a skilled painter with a sea scape preference. Sketches and paintings adorn major British royal residences and palaces including Windsor, Buckingham, Balmoral, Sandringham, Marlborough House, and a joint collection owned by Queen Alexandra and Empress Marie of Russia near Copenhagen.
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Strand Magazine
Kaiser
Europe
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral
Sandringham
Marlborough House
Alexandra
Marie
Russia
the Sound
Copenhagen
Cascarets versus old laxatives headline
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a modern laxative, contrasting them with harsh physic like calomel and castor oil. It argues Cascarets gently stimulate natural bowel action without gripping, suggesting one tablet when needed and carrying a box for immediate relief to maintain daily performance.
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Luteys
Bell
Tne
Standard Publishing Co. Engraving Department
Butte Eagles
APRIE
MR. Hindley
Feathered Fraternity
Jare
Gamer’s Shoe Store
Boulder Notes
Sport & General
Chiroth
Dakota
Judith Basin
Star Tomatoes
Empson
Royal Iaste
Seal Brand
Ange Pekce
Ind
Allen
Darnell
East Park
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