Elks and Minstrels Soon Show at the Crest Theatre
The season’s big event features Ellas’ Minstrels with the Crest Theatre presents a two part program including Three soloists and clever comedians. Tickets go on sale at noon and guests will see special acts such as The Power That Governs is staged by Creston Clarke on Sunday. The Lulu Alington company opens April 28 with Poknufler sisters and LiIttle Inez Otley Helen. Also listed are Helmeliktren, Helm children, Lyn dons, and a Grand lineup with Hutchingson Bainbridge, Marzello Wolfe, Adeline, Fliegerild Wilson, Wert and Lottie Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He. Ellis
Brodaway
Tales Murry
Creston Clarke
Adelaide Prince
Monsieur Beaucaire
Din Clarke
Govrrna
Alington
Lulu Theater
Northwest
Poknufler Ladies’ Orchestra
Liltle Inez
Otley
Helen
Vaudesville
Taitous Helmeliktren
Sastern Imagers
New York
Tal Reid
Wak
Gerry Society
New
West Sind
Melychandt
Semen
Butto
Helm
Mamile Theater
Kreatore
Che Aid Migeicinn
Lyndons
Weaver
Lyndon
We Vomle
Blackburn
Merode
Ban Ariak
Avann
Notone
Hutchingson
Bainbridge Ws
Stark
Marzello
Wolfe
Spersens
Willy Turon
Leon
Adeling
Sture
Adeline
Jrelers
Vaureville
Fliegerild
Ad Wilson
Wert
Lottie Walton
West
Sullivan & Considine
Leary
Vi Val
Montana Banker Returns Home From East Coast Visit
William A. Clark of the Enning State Bank of Virginia City returned home after a coast visit. He reported enjoying the trip, noted the presidential candidate scene, and said his past illness has largely recovered. Simonson, R. I., Ruby Tent No. 6 Maccabees dues notice at ML East Platinum Street, Butte, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Clark
Ening State Bank
Virginia City
Lie
Lily Tip
General Tap
Maccabees of
ML East
Platinum Street
Butte
Simonson
R. I
The Clock That Had No Hands and Advertising’s Rise
The piece contrasts a clock without hands with lack of advertising, arguing that modern commerce requires advertising to inform customers. It traces the shift from neighborhood shops to specialized stores, transportation growth, and the newspaper publisher becoming a key aid to commerce, framing advertising as essential, not optional.
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Nothee
Tim
Howes
Axis
Taumait
Seedinis
Bones
Prrataser
Standard
Lay Foundation Stowe for American Church
Fragmentary OCR text references laying a foundation for an American church with mentions of leaders, events, and organizational efforts. The passage is garbled, but hints at a ceremonial foundation activity and affiliations with American bodies and regional representation. The exact names and dates are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAY Foundation
Stowe For American Church
Louvre store to open at Broadway and Hamilton Street
Announcement of a new ladies store opening next week at the northwest corner of Broadway and Hamilton Street. It promises exclusive women’s wear with ready to wear fashions, fitting rooms with attendants, and display of latest patterns. The project plans include two people interested in the opening and social activities surrounding the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Eniad
Broadway
Hamilton Street
Mise Ben Tn
Rakion
Randdeling
Willae
Nfu
Trouble Over Stock Ownership in Local Estate Case
Fragmentary OCR details a dispute over stock ownership and transfers in a county company. Names, dates, and precise actions are obscured, but the text references stock value divisions, dividends, and owner rights amid a court proceeding in a regional jurisdiction. The fragment mentions a company, shares, and legal action but lacks coherent, complete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binerageledk
Hatha Dias
Dieietot
Chetar
Lehaotl
Dieba
Wereo
Tatts Heelias
Wafemtinis
Anne
Exhibit of Voting Machine Display Planned in Rochester
Hamilton at Rochester displays a standard voting machine. Demonstrations and exhibitions are planned to show the equipment’s operation and setup ahead of the next city process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantiton
Rochester
Pale
Portland
Ons
Tronhelen
Pourthanre
Viking West Virginia Officials Attend Congress Convention
Unclear readable fragments indicate Viking officials from West Virginia attend a congress convention today. Names such as Richard Restemon and M Grant appear among attendees. Further readable details are limited due to damaged text.
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Viking
W.va
George OC
Shtatas
Sees
AlHet Songesssta
Richard ResteMahon
Wy M. Grant
Wyoming Deputy Sheriff Recovering After Hospital Stay
A Johnson County deputy sheriff was brought to the hospital in Butte Wyoming after a street altercation led to appendicitis surgery. He is reported to be recovering well and expected to return home soon if no complications arise. He is a well known Northwestern Wyoming resident active in local clubs and law enforcement circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butiylo
Shar I
Johnson County
Tie St. Dame
Soult
Ar. Scott
Wyoming
H le
Dniebrep
Iriya Bean
Rufalo
The
Elks
Sheridan
Extension Denied in Sutton King Case Hearings
Attorneys clashed over extensions in the Sutton King case with Judge considering a 20 day delay while opposing counsel urged immediate filing. The court signaled reluctance to grant further delays beyond 20 days, maintaining motions must be filed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mebride
David
Torney
James
Merrie
Réundahau
Dwar Sieh
Nevada State Bank Receiver Appointed After State Petition
The Nevada State Bank faced a court petition from the state board of commissioners seeking the appointment of a receiver for Stacy Rawle and Teast Company. The petition argues the institution's assets need protection and aims to preserve debtors' interests, noting claims totaling 4100.
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Chrson
New
Weerthe
Wistiet
ApPohi
Une Stacy Rawle and Teast Company
Whith
Hs Dents Oey
Pelutlu
King Manuel Protected At Memorial Service In Portugal
A memorial service is held for the king and crown prince of Portugal. Attendees include Toishon Ajuil Moo and Dowager Queen Arnelle. Palace guards and royal escorts plan precautions for the king’s public appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toishon
Ajuil
Cureton
Portugal
Waninos
Arnelle
Adjournead meeting set for May by militia command
In a fragmentary notice the Dowrd of miltrond commands an adjourned meeting on May 1. A council convened on May 6 to fix maximum distance tark rates for cavahige and froleht under all chiaans. Interested parties urged to attend on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltrond
Hanes Carl Rho Bond
Hair treatment scare sparks public trust concerns
Amy Watchworth warns against using Ward products amid fear of danger from underregulated hair tonics. Recent reports claim certain tonics, including Newbro’s Haervielie, may cause scalp irritation and hair loss. Detroi firms and drug companies advertise two sizes of hazardous preparations, prompting scrutiny from local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Watchworth
Dundrust
Burke
Davtars
Newbro
Dodd, Dickinson
Mootphile Co
Detroi
Mich
Stamiatt Drug Company
Apacandy
Sandra del Company
Bytte
Spevkil Agents
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Igshow
Elas’ Minstrels
Ladies IN the
Croxton Clarke
Family Theater
Montanan
Maccabees
Allentton
Herbert Kaufman
ARS
Campheee
Bray
Mtaning
Frye
Patrick Campbell
Tuite
Fae Mrundwas
Caropbell
Waleetya
Campbell
Bane
Lula
Faw
der Pommunine
Sean
Muring
Wari
We Yanseut
Phiylig
Manters Hurel
Golig
Ltabler & Ch
Smid
Teebler & Co
Ates
Cyumpbell
Liebler
Holt Come
Ambion
Ramis
St. Shianes
Washington
Mineral Panda
Baie Nest
Pytte
Giaves
Annenton
Enon
the Convalescent
Thes
Nevada State Bank
Manuel
Doug Nul
Garry
Anaconda
Pacific Railway
Oreron Short Tine Railway
Silver Bow
Northern Pactue
Durant
Great Northern
Aller’ Crossing
Sala
Sok
Gos. Wag
Danaea
Dione de Ludlomgs
Home Baking Co
Ngomething
Rial
Bard and Mathaveny
Dr. Hood & Co
North Main Street
Buttes
Warner
Halter Warner
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