Success of Citizens' Cause Seems Certain
The article depicts a local election with sharp partisan clashes over socialist and non partisan platforms. It lists polling places, candidate slates for mayor treasurer police aldermen and ward representatives, and accuses officials of seeking loans and outside consultants to push a bond issue while urging voter engagement.
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Hotfan
Ealley
F. ‘C. Hayes
Teninerat
Walter Murlong
Democrast
WS. Glard
Dante Kelly
Gitzens
Thomas J. Booher
Try New Life pain relief promised in scrambled ad copy
A dubious advertisement touts instant relief for rheumatism and nerve pain from a device called Try New Life. It urges readers to visit 32 East Granite Street for a free demonstration and claims dramatic, immediate effects with minimal effort.
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Othe Nettle
Jess Stitt
Yiekin
East
Granite Street
Olsen
Ang
It Stops Indigestion Yan will find
A garbled ad promises relief from indigestion with a “free demonstration” of a product named Le, LCtm Tiaghine. It claims immediate pain relief, urges readers to request a demonstration, and offers to mail a book by drop card or call, with no explicit price and a push for home delivery.
New Life vibrators touted in Montana testimonials
Letters from Meaderville and Hamilton Beach Sales Co praise a "New Life" vibrator for curing stomach trouble and rheumatism, claiming swift relief after weeks. Promotions advertise cash discounts, easy payments, rental options, and in-home placement through Paxson & Tockefuller Drug Co. and Newbro Drug Co. rounded by East Granite Street listings.
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Butte
Monti Namibin
Mont
Hamilton Beach
Willy Leidergy
South
Colorado’ Street
Granite Street
Paxson & Tockefuller Drug Company
Newbro Drug Company
Grante Street
Northwest
Montana
City auditing and debt fears in mayoral discourse
Citizens hear denouncements of rapid indebtedness and calls for a public audit by an external auditor. Critics condemn the mayor's plan for a broad department audit as political theater and urge competitive bidding and full disclosure before any new levy. Voting machines arrive with instructions ahead of municipal elections tomorrow.
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Rilit Jas
Floating factories for India’s forest resources
The New York Press notes floating factories are transforming India’s lumber industry. Sawmills and tannin extract plants are built on boats 200 feet long and 2 feet wide, carrying up to 479 tons. They move up streams to reduce transport costs and exploit remote forests.
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New York Press
India
Jannyin
Temperatures and scales redefine space heat measurements
Report notes scientists debate temperature grades, placing the absolute zero at 273 degrees below, and estimating the sun’s surface around 6 000 degrees. The article hints at earthly heat variety being confined within a narrow range on this globe.
Limits of 40 below and 00 above zero
The text discusses extreme temperatures and speculative ideas about Earth’s historical climate. It references hypothetical shifts in surface temperatures, planetary events, and ancient metals. The passage appears to be a fragment from a discussion on weather or planetary science with speculative notes on heating and cooling effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huma Ile
IL Ta
Northruy
Howe
Wilson Firm In Tariff Stand Amid Senate Debate
Senate debate shows Senator Myers backing tariff passage with executive approval and lower prices for the public. Senator Walsh remains cautious on revenue and possible pure woolen law to curb shoddy goods, while southern senators oppose pitch thaw proposals and advocate an independent measure after the tariff is disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Beneft
Myers
Sie
House
Bis
Walsh
Montana
Waly
Xugan
Adeke
Lady operators to wait upon ladies at offices
The report notes women are to be served by female operators at the Hamilton Bard Stiles company offices located at 47 East Granite. It mentions most treatments can be provided with one clothing 911, though the text is garbled and uncertain in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diferent Les Quarters
Prat
Hamlton-Bard Stiles Company
Ut 47 East Granite
Indies
Attempt to Break Up Rally Ends in Police Bust
A violent clash as a rally was disrupted by police. Workers of the World members clashed with officers, several protesters were beaten, and prisoners were taken to the city jail. Alderman Carton spoke on bonds while Chief Murphy commented on the disturbance and rally rules. Literature of the IWW was found in a prisoner's pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkerg
Thelpale Temple
aAttorney Wredeornan
Aniline
Strack
Patrolovan Moran
Moran
Hallosy
Weasen
Heaney
Police Aley
Frank Carton
Murphy
1. W. WW
Unclear Listing of People and Places in Helena Ballroom Notices
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous names and towns across Montana including Helena Missoula Polson Deer Lodge Anaconda and Lewiston with many surnames and initials. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary Names List From Historic Notice
A garbled OCR segment lists numerous personal names and places such as Hartman Jee smith Great Fails Mr and Sirs U Welcome Wipestone Frank Vout Livingston L Sheliperger Lewistown Charles Scharf Boulder To bin H Shelly Helena Mrs DB W Emnerie Dillon W I L Meloy J Weir Anaconda P Mardens Cottonwood KN Busy Thompson C M Codin Veer Lodge B F Barloga Pelsot Fred Reno Missoula ie Te f Fignnigan C.
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Pelsot
Fred Reno
Missoula
Ie Te F
Fignnigan
Humbert Interested in New Bronze Bust Exhibition
Rumors swirl over a bronze bust titled Miss Tarts by Joe Davidson, displayed in Maxine Hillett's New York lobby. Report suggests sculptor Anaver sionist and hints at a lead feminine role. The chatter touches on Victor Elerbert’s intent to write a ph onera based on this play.
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