Marks in first workout for 60 with Butte boy Georgie Mares
In Butte, 118-pound contender Georgie Mares showcased speed and stamina in a public workout at the Legion gym. He fought a series of rounds against Dizio Lafood recently in California and aims for a decisive bout next Tuesday as experts weigh his chances against the established coast leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Mares
Butte
Dizio Ladlood
California
American Legion
Legion Gym
Marks
Lafood
San Francisco
Frank Monahan
Dattler
Fred Leldie
Helena
Will Sullivan
Martin
LaHood
Leldie
Gough
McCoy
Missoula official reappointed to state fish and game panel
T N Jone of Missoula, chairman of the Montana fish and game commission, was reappointed by Governor Erickson. The panel will meet to reorganize and rewrite rules after legislative changes. The action may suspend the closed seasons on certain fish in the Yellowstone and Missoula rivers.
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Associated Press
Helena
T. N. Mar Jone
Missoula
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Erickson
Dili
Yellowstone
Dani
Elena
Glen Davis
Carlyle
Montana House
Wibaux County
Ka'woulle
Davis
State Lands Fund
Owen League Mor Ploners Moe Them 80 Desebail Today
Fragmented text mentions players in a major game, ages around 80, with several names obscured. It notes fear around key figures and references multiple individuals such as Daubert Fournier Carey Jacobson Bisler Tobin. The readable content is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Vanes Pall
Cotling
Daubert
Fournier
Ice
Carey
Jacobson
Bisler
Tobin
Powers Pennant Chasers Set With New Utility Infielders
Power coach Mike Duffy reports rising optimism for the 1925 season as Montana Power tunes its roster. Key recruits include Hug McKenna at second base and Louie Morton at short, with Al Bonner and Joe Kiley in infield plans. Outfielders Letty Ryan, Matthews, Bill, and Bigrist returning, aiming to boost the club’s hitting and fielding strength. Morton and McKenna are already in town, with others headed for Butte in the weeks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power
Mike Duffy
Ufty
Butte
Mystic
Powers
Ib Aeard
Keystone
Berth
Duffy
Hug ‘McKenne
Louie Morton
Stockett Miners
Morton
al Bonner
Mullan
Idaho
Oakland Cru
Beet Aigne le
Wil Joe Kiley
Oregon Aggie
Riley
Larry Baker
Anodes
Letty
Ryan
Matthews
Bill
Bigrist
Oreon
Montana Crops Look Favorable Despite Winter Losses
The AP reports Montana’s crop season begins favorably with winterkill lighter than feared. officials note some grain revived after earlier deaths, pasture and grass advanced, alfalfa and clover started, and lambing and pig crops progressing well. Cattle fattening and field work across the state are active.
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Associated Press
Helena
Lathrop
United States
Montana
Federal Bureau to Open Butte Office
J B McElroy of the United States Bureau of Mines announced the opening of a Butte office at the School of Mines. He and his wife arrived at the Thorn hotel and said the office would handle routine mine bureau work and would cooperate on ventilation research across metal mines.
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United States Bureau of Mines
School of Mines
J.B. McElroy
Federal Bureau
Thorn
Butte
Bureau
Mclroy
United Sates
McElroy
Illusions of Slimness Among Society Says Expert
The essay discusses fat men and a controversial claim by Emily Lloyd de Clare that starvation is the only path to slimness though a rare woman might achieve slimness with strong will. It argues lipstick and rouge can create an illusion of slenderness and a youthful appearance can mislead observers.
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Emily Lloyd de Clare
Illinois Hairdressers Association
Goose Goslin makes his own place with the Senators
Norman E. Brown notes Leon Allen Goslin nicknamed Goose after a near seven letter goose word. Despite lack of webbed feet he speedily scores and steals. Last season he hit 199 bases with 299, 18 steals and 100 runs, tying Ruth for a circuit record. He predicts a strong year for the Senators.
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Norman E. Brown
Leon Allen “Goslin
Senators
Pedra
Tuna
Ruth
Goalin
WL File Petitions for Consolidation
The proposal to consolidate city and county under the new act has petitions completed and filed with the county clerk. Signatures ensure the question goes to a popular vote. The consolidation measure is claimed to have been pruned of objectionable features from the last campaign.
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City Am County
Walker‘oscow
Colusa First Aid Team Takes Lead In Mine Rescue Event
In Colusa high school gymnasium eight teams competed in a first aid elimination event for Anaconda Company prizes totaling 300 dollars. Team No 1 Emma scored 285 points and Team No 4 Leonard trailed, with West Colusa and Mountain View among leaders as problems 7 and 8 tested skills in real patient resuscitation and accident scenarios.
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Anaconda Mining Company
Weat Colter
Leonard
John L. Boardman
Firet Aid
Anaconé Company
Mountain View
Drunks Lead In Police Court In March
Judge Rhea and assistant city attorney Karl Blodgett report 319 cases heard in March with 146 drunks led the docket. There were 62 alleged disorderly acts and 111 persons tried on miscellaneous charges, while fines and costs totaled 6646 dollars.
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Rhea
Karl Blodgett
Mistant
North Dakota bars Oliver from returning home
After days in Minot an extradition bid for Toby Oliver failed as North Dakota authorities refused removal. Oliver faces charges over a $335 counterfeit check given to Jack Golding in Butte. The check allegedly bounced after Oliver left for Butte, but North Dakota says no crime was committed and Oliver remains in state custody.
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Minot
Toby Oliver
Prevenser
Oliver Bow County
Rhertte
Butte Teateréay
North Dakota Authoritien
Oliver
Liverta
Jack Gold
Binotite
Creat Palle Sincestwo
Oliver Ha
Butts
Butte
North Dakota
League to Discuss New College Plan
A night meeting at the United and Vicinity club will feature speakers on establishing a first year college course at the School of Mines. Public attendance is invited and a general discussion will follow the program.
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U.nt.onite
School of Mines
Silver Bow ‘County
Dan ‘Sha
Butte
Missoula Avenue
Petition Referred to Street and Alley Committee
A fragmented note indicates a petition was referred to the street and alley committee by the city clerk. The garbled text mentions requests about blocking vehicles and wreckage, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a formal referral process in a municipal record.
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Coa
Mrs Walsh Hosts Five Hundred Club Meeting at Grand Avenue
Mrs Walsh of 3111 Grand avenue hosted a Five Hundred club gathering on Wednesday afternoon with honors awarded to Mrs Tibbetts second, Mrs Hofield third, and Mrs Noyes. Ed Welanan won the consolation prize. other members included Mrs Boulware SeyBre Hawkenworth Mettulty Bateman Ziegler and hostess Burke. A luncheon followed, then dancing and music. Mrs Burke later traveled to Deer Lodge after a visit here. guests included Mr and Mrs Brail Sauer Walter Hamilton Carl Rollman Pauline Rollman Adams Girard and Frederick Dune.
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T. ¥. Walsh
Grand Avenue
Rostens
Ours
Ra Tibbetts
Tle Seoess
See Hofield
George Noyes Ru
Ed Welanan
Williard Boulware
Oh SeyBre
Arthur Hawkenworth
J Mettulty
Bateman
Bre
Charles Ziegler
HM. Burke
Mia
Fonte
Emi Ace
Deer Lodge
C Street
Brail Sauer
Walter “Hamilton
Carl, Paul
Pauline Rollman
Clara Miles
Adams
Billy Girard
Prederick Dune
Fire Destroys Vacant Houses in Desolate Block
Fire crews fought a blaze overnight in two deserted structures on Gasey Street, destroying a one story frame house and a log cabin in the 400 block. Origin unclear. Local volunteers battled flames without success as the vacant properties burned to the ground.
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Bre
Gasey Street
Ariet
Musterole advertised for aches with mustang oil
An old Musterole advertisement touts a mustard oil based relief for sore necks joints bruises and pains. It claims doctors recommend it and notes a milder children’s version called Childres Musterole priced at 38 cents.
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Childres
Fragmented OCR note on a housing dispute and personal matter
A garbled OCR entry references a woman born in 183 and a roommate situation. It mentions paying for items and a confusing sequence of phrases about age, trouble, and assistance. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates a personal dispute or request for help connected to living arrangements.
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Butte Boy
Goslin
Walowe
Owen LF
MOR
Little Princess Capital Favorite
McKenna
Seattle
Bonner
Colusa
Leonards
Madrid
Sidimothure Mucara Diagis
Lydia Pinkham
Sv Cematenie
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