Income plan for Butte chamber of commerce reform
The piece argues that a 1600 member chamber requires a steady income, backing a $25 annual dues for three years. It cites experience from many cities, notes costs for offices, staff, and bureaus, and explains plural memberships to involve big firms while granting one vote per member. It endorses a three-year plan over a one-year approach.
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Chamber of Commerce
Butte
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Rotary Clubs
United States
Com Pierce
Chambers of Commerce
Howev Chamber
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Freight embargo lifted on Oregon Short Line and UP system
Officials at the Oregon Short Line announced that all freight embargoes on that road and the Union Pacific System have been lifted and freight for the entire system will be received as usual. Some embargoes on connecting lines remain in place.
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Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
City offices close at noon for primary election day
City offices will close at noon today as Mayor Stodden declares a half holiday for the primary. Banks will remain closed all day per notices from the institutions.
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Stodden
Horoscope for Friday April Twenty Third Nineteen Twenty
The column predicts a favorable day for military ambitions and travel in the skies with sun in good aspect. Warns of potential disappointments for those seeking work, notes political chatter and a sensational incident affecting voters next November. Foresees Virgo mood shifts, Atlantic storms, and Taurus fortunes in coming days.
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Anus
el Segeton
Wes Indies
United Sities
Virgo
Atlantic
Bechons
Taurus
Senate in Session at High School Debate on Monroe Doctrine
Wednesday evening at the high school hosted a senate in session with a heated debate on United States policy. Negative speakers included H Johns H Kirshen and J Schiltz while the affirmative were R Booth H Reynolds and L Atronowsky. Next Wednesday no meeting due to Simon Gold Medal contest in the high school auditorium.
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Senate
United
H. Johns
H. Kirshen
J. Schiltz
Amrmative
R. Booth
H. Reynolds
L. Atonowsky
Simon
Presidential primary election held today headlines and ballots
Voters go to the polls today as presidential primary voting opens with closing times and party ticket details. Republicans list Harding Hoover Johnson Lowden Wood with four presidential electors to be elected and delegates to the national convention. Democrats have no presidential nominees and an uninstructed delegation. Polling places across Silver Bow county are listed with multiple schools, stations, and facilities serving as vote sites.
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Tate
San Francisco
Samuel V. Stewart
Anderson
United States
Grover George ¥. Hurd
J. M. Kennedy
Joseph K. Toole
HL. Hart
Willerd
Johnson
Kirton
Lauren E. H. McDowell
R. D. McMillan FC
McWilliams
B. D. Selway
Sliver
Bow County
Lexington
North Main Street
Sherman School
Walkerville
Bast Center Street
Centerville
City Hall
Blaine
Wyoming Street
Montana Street
Silver Lake
Empire Street
Wyoming and
Broadway
Copper Street
Finten
West Wootman Street
Washington School
West
Quartz Street
East Broadway
North
Jackson
Caledonia Street
Galena Street
Rarochial School
Arizona Street
Sacred Heart School
East Street
Grant School
Gaylord Street
Main Street
Crescent Street
St. Jamies
Lincoln’ School
Second Stre
Person School
Mercury Street
Braund_ house
Silver
St. Joseph's School
First Streets
Butte High School
Monroe School
Washington Street
Harrison Avenue
Person
St. John's
Major
Whitman Avenue
Garfield
Grand
Tohnston House
Florida Avenue
Placer Street
Longfellow
Webster School
Talbot Avenue
Meaderville
Silver Street
Franklin
Harrison School
Boulevard
Rk Parochial
Whittier School
Bluebird
Rocker
Sheridan
Goodwin
Working clothes demand doubles in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie and Wappingers Falls factory reports show working clothes demand has doubled in the past week. Sweet, Orr & Co notes wholesale prices unchanged while retailers raise prices to consumers.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wappingers Palls
Sweet, Orr & Co
Cutter Finds Trail of Ill Fated Steamer
Boston guard cutter searched for the disabled steamer William O'Brien and reported finding a sea covered by fuel oil with a drifting name board about 00 miles east of New York. An empty lifeboat from the O'Brien was picked up Tuesday as The Acushnet remained nearby seeking possible survivors in small boats and coal ships.
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Boston
William O'Brien
New York
New Rotterdam
Acushnet
Daw Woman Rolled Ends Life With Ror Rock Wil Ter
Franklin Hulse a 42 year old municipal power plant employee was found hanging from a rafter in his Oceanside Avenue house and ruled to have committed suicide. He had been summoned as a witness in the manslaughter trial of Edward F. Stoeckle at Mineola. His sister said he brooded over witnessing the accident when Mrs Anne Anderson was fatally injured by Stoeckle's machine. His brother found him after he did not return to work.
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Rock Wilter
Franklin Hulse
Foun
Oceanside Avenue
Poweer
Hulse
Edward F. Stoeckle
Mineola
Anne Anderson
Stoeckle
Pilgrim Fathers Anniversary Events Planned in England
London reports the Congregational union of England and Wales has appointed committees and begun preparations for the three hundredth anniversary celebrations of the Pilgrim Fathers sailing to America. Sept 3 marks a Plymouth Guildhall reception by the lord mayor, followed by a three day program. Sept 7 observes a centenary in many English towns.
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London
Congregational Union of
England and Wales
Plong Tae
Fathers For
America
Plymouth
Guildhall
Health remedy claims to cure blood deficiencies
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a remedy for pale lips and cheeks due to blood deficiency. It mentions a product named 8 eran wpo-huclane tablets claimed to increase weight and restore nourishment, with references to an apothecary and seated stock.
Thousands with kidney trouble seek relief from Kilmer’s Swan
A historical drug advertisement claims thousands suffer kidney troubles without realizing it. It touts Dr Kilmer’s Swan as a restorative remedy and cites an insurance examiner noting many applicants are rejected due to unseen kidney disease. Sample bottles are offered by mail from Kilmer & Co.
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Kilmer
Bne
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamtony NI
Minister Thanksful Remedy Advertisement Claims Cure
A testimonial claims Mayes Wonderful Remedy cured years of illness including gas fever and constipation. The piece touts a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves efficacy, with money refunded.
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H. J. McGregor
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Louis Newmar
James M. Reynolds
Stanley Scearce
Tyler B. Thompson
Thomas J. Walsh
Warren G. Harding
Herbert C. Hoover
Hiram W. Johnson
Frank C. “Lowden Leonard Wood
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Ethel R. Farnsworth
Walter DB. Kemmis
CH. McLeod
TC. Power
E. A. Richardson
John’ Allen
Willam R.allen
A.M. "Anderson
James M. Burlingame
John Brimacombe
Frank “B. Connelly
Ward Donlan
A. J. Dorr
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Fred L. ‘Gibson
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Mattson
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