Portland Man Praises Tanlac After Dramatic Recovery
Joseph A. York of Portland Maine reports severe long running illness with indigestion nervousness and weight loss reversed after four bottles of Tanlac. He says he gained sixteen pounds regained strength and now eats three square meals daily with no digestive trouble. He credits ordinary treatments and recommends Tanlac with endorsements from local merchants Ful ler Drug Co Anaconda and News to Drug Co. in Butte.
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Portland
Joseph A. York
Maine
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
News To Drug Co
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Danderine Stops Hair Loss and Boosts Beauty Claims
Danderine is advertised as a remedy that halts hair shedding and enhances appearance. The promotion asserts stronger, fuller hair and greater vitality, citing cosmetic benefits and a dramatic improvement in general hair health.
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Color for All Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed way to diamond dye wool silk cotton or blends with perfect results. It promises easy use via the Direction hook and a color card from the druggist to match any material and avoid mistakes.
Butte Big Winner In Alley Tourney
Missoula April 21 State Secretary-Treasurer Henry Greenhood announced prize figures from a late March State Bowling association tournament. Butte led with $1,815 total prizes, Mudro No 1 won $200 in the five-man event, Mudro No 2 took $140, two Butte doubles teams earned shares, Charlie Mudro led singles with $130, Missoula totaled $320, Billings $278, Anaconda $220, Helena $201, Great Falls $170, Bozeman $18. Roundup Big Sandy Philipsburg failed to place. Anaconda duo Mickow Swander earned $50 in doubles and Leskey $60 in singles.
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Henry Greenhood
State Bowling Association
Butte
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Sarr
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Morse
Gebens
Charlie Mudro
Mudro
Starr
Anaconda
Helena
Great Falls
Bozeman
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Big Sandy
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Mickiow
Swan
Indianapolis Meet to Be Well Attended
Reports indicate a large turnout expected for the 100 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Demand for seats from the Saginaw Auto Mobile Dealers association and out-of-town inquiries point to high interest from St Louis Louisville Cincinnati and other cities. Tour managers plan group reservations as fans anticipate a major event.
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Princeton to Meet Western Soccer Teams
Princeton plans a spring soccer series against California and Stanford, with a tentative game set for May 15. The schedule also includes matches in Pennsylvania and New York against Cricket Club and New York Field Club, aiming to compare Western and Eastern styles and strengths in the sport.
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Johnson Boxes Four Rounds In Exhibition Fight
In San Diego and Tijuana, former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson boxed Ray Neat in a four round exhibition. Johnson showed agility and footwork despite a heavy waistline and even invited a stomach shot at one point. Authorities stopped a separate contest in Philadelphia where Smith of New Mission defeated an opponent. in Greanneh, Ontario Johnny champion won by knockout in seven rounds over Alvie Milley.
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Philadelphia
Smith
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Alvie Milley
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Judge McHatton gifts 1400 law volumes to Missoula law school
Helena April 21 The state board of education passes resolutions of appreciation for Judge John McHatton of Butte donating 1400 law volumes to Montana state law school at Missoula. The gift reflects long career in Montana practice and support for legal education.
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John McHatton
Butte
Missoula
Montana
State Board of Education
Helena
John 9. McHatton
Resolutions Honor Judge McFatton for Library Gift
In session here early in the month Chancellor E C Elliott notes the state board of education accepted Judge John J McFatton of Butte library of 1100 volumes for University of Montana law students. Board expresses gratitude and directs minutes entry and copy to Judge McHatton.
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State Board of Education
John J. McFatton
Butte
Law School
University of Montana
State of Montana
McClatton
McHatton
Women’s Legion Auxiliary Formed in Billinus
The American Legion Women’s Auxiliary at Billinus names Frank B. Mitchell temporary chairman with 50 charter members. Ernst serves as temporary vice chair, Miss Alice Sloan as temporary secretary, and Mrs. Glen Iouchine as temporary treasurer. Trout events noted in New Zealand and Avetratia.
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the AmericanNiary
Hi. Ernst
Alice Sloan
Glen Iouchine
New Zealand
Avetratia
Call for labor from Montana farms expands statewide
Helena April 21 Montana seeks farm labor with 1200 men targeted 400 in Fergus county road work. Maj Charles L Sheridan says first call light but future calls will be large as weather improves. Valier also issues labor call while arrests rise in alcohol violation crackdown statewide.
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Mont
Montana
Fergus County
Charles L.sheridan
Federal Employment Bureau
Valier
Prohibition official cites steady seizures in Montana
L. K. Devlin, oral prohibition director, with offices in Helena, says two stills were confiscated in Glendive recently and more are found almost daily. He adds that in no case had he found county officers failing to do their duty when violators are reported.
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L. K. Devlin
Helena
Glendive
Nye Funeral in Livingston Details Park County Pioneer
Samuel M Nye longtime Park County resident and foreman at Northern Pacine shops was honored in funeral services conducted by Eastern Star and Masons. A thirty third degree Mason and longtime secretary of local A F and A M he leaves a daughter and six sons with his wife having died last year influenza.
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Livingston
Samuel M. Nye
Eastern Star
Masons
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Fone
Vermont primary ballot to feature only three Republican names
In Burlington Vermont on April 21 the presidential preliminary primary ballot will list only Gen Leonard Wood and William Grant Webster of New York. No Democratic candidates appear on the ballot despite long efforts to build support over 19 years.
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Burlington
The 14 Arms of the Service
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