Lincoln Memorial Funds Solicited By Endowment Society
Anacondan vice president Pharles B. Wieht and Lincoln University Endowment Association officials urge fundraising to endow Lincoln Memorial University. Generals and honorary officers are named, with a target of raising 1.07 percent for the memorial fund by year end. Subscriptions are solicited through secretary Ste. Wight at 1470 Browloway, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H Wieht
Auneormla
Lincoln Univereity Eedawment Association
Lincolns Memorial
Honwary Eerort
Bnamntiin Feeiten
Linain
Sen Mane
Lincoln Memorial
Whitty
Stackbiry
Menorial University
Cumberland Gan
Fes
Amerivat
Lbor
Anaconda Guests Of Miles Elks At Convention
Miles Elks lodge plans host to Anaconda visitors for the convention. Officials list members and attendees including Wight, Minor, Kennelly, and Cavin. The group will bear travel costs with some needing assistance for millway expenses. no hotel stays required beyond incidental costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Miles Elks
Agli
Miles
We Allen
Cr. Wight
Peter Minor
J. Mr. Kennely
M. Maein
Thos Cavin
Pro Neaeal
Milles
Bank of Tarvin
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women
An advertisement shares a testimonial from Afra of Bar 29 describing recovery from organic troubles and senile weakness after three months using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. It recommends avoiding surgical operations and cites Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts offering free advice to women seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Maine
Taydia E. Pinkhamn
Afra
Bar
Zdiner
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Pinkbam
Walla
Pinkham
Lynn
Erie
Anaconda Browns Defeat Butte Team In Park Outing
The Anaconda Browns crushed the Butte squad 16 to 1 in a colorful park outing at Wasco Park. Dorter and Thompson starred for the Browns, while Fenton and Lewis worked for the losers as wet grounds and playful mischief shaped an entertaining afternoon. A return game is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe
Browns
Dorter and Thompson
Fenton
Lewis
Dew Slavman
Wrank McMullan
Printers Elect Officers After Delayed Union Meeting
The typographical union of Admendony held a regular meeting and elected officers including President Jon Green and Vice President H A Dewy. Other officers re-elected or chosen include Secretary Treasurer Dun Dunn and Sergeat-at-arms Otto Tool with delegates to the trades council. The retiring president J T Coogan will represent the union at the Montana Press association meeting in Winter Springs, Alabama. The executive board plans a visit to all printers unions to send representatives to the annual meeting, inviting editors and reporters to join efforts with printers. John Green was selected as delegate to the Montana Federation of Labor for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tynographical Union of Admeondny
Fresifent
Jon Green
Vee
H. A. Dewy
Dun Dunn
Cording
C. H Shyrock
Sergeat-at
Charles Touck
Mark King
William Hamilton
Trades Council
Dutt
P. J. Coogan
J. Gree
J. Lucey
T. J Coogan
Mantuni Proas Association
Icea Association
Frutecolze Wits
Tocul ‘Ypographical Union
John Green
Montaia
Lior
Reward offered over circulating rope scandal at Anaconda
A notice from Ignat T Millar of AnacondaMont offers 4200 to any person proving allegations linked to a rope scandal involving a person named Johanna Zima and a certain pargon. He pledges the same reward for proof identifying those who started the report, dated July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Zima
T Whli
T. Millar
Anaconda, Mont
Distinguished Dr G We Pierce Receives Lodge Reception
Dr G We Pierce, renowned medical adviser of the Fraternia Brotherhood in Los Angeles, was hosted by the local Woodman hall branch for a reception. He delivered an engaging address on the fraternal organization's aims and benefits amid a large turnout before continuing to attend the fraternity congress. He had recently spent a week in Sentue for the Brotherhood celebration and will visit the Butte branch and remain at Amelent today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. We Pierce
Fraternia! Brotherhood
Los Angeles
Butte
Amelent
Mrs Wyckopep Funeral Today
Deer Lodge Aug 3 funeral of Mr Williams Wyckoft to be held Monday afternoon at 2 oclock per Special Dispatch Standard.
Strawberry culture near Deer Lodge valley discussed
Local notes report strawberries thriving in the Dror Todaey valley with hopes of wider cultivation. Mention of Anaconda residents sampling berries, sidewalk improvements, and an optimistic view of a productive year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dror Todaey
Anaconda
Hhose
Deer Lodge
Funeral of Frank Butler to Be Held This Morning
The funeral for Frank Butler will be at Se. Pants church at 7 o'clock with rites at the French and Lawler parlor. Due to Mrs Under’s illness there will be no home services at the Leland hotel. Butler, a pioneer of the West Side and well known in Anncondn, led a quiet life and was respected for his counsel and enterprise. Many old friends visit the undertakers to view the body, and the funeral is expected to honor a beloved citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenaulier
French, & Lawler
Requier
Se. Pants
Under
Leland Hotel
Baler
West Side
Nevada
Arizona
Montana
Butler
Ilo
Tex
Ant
Dominica
Bert
Mr. Butler
W. J. Johnson
Nivacd Lohbe
Bons Frenth
James Tlediy
Thoma Leary
C. E. Catther
Frank Butler
Mace Thia
Afler & French
Mirrora
St. Paya Church
Two Men Charged With After Hours Alcohol Sales
Special Dispatch reports in Missouln that between 1 and 3 a.m. WG authorities arrested two men at the X. L. bar on West Front Street for selling alcohol after hours. Both men were taken to the office bar area and charged with liquor sales. They face arraignment likely tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouln
Ofice Bar
Weat Front
Bing
Gtd
Letters to the week ending July 3 for the post office list
A cluttered index of names and households shows letters to many individuals including Mrs. Anderson, Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs. Campbell, and Ethel Tignes. The postmaster adds Det Norske Kansulat and Jack Monroe among others in a weekly dealer listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men—Cowitio
Corbet
Eagle Cato
Tanndey
Henry Foffman
Incelyson
Clarence Jabne
Founson
William — Johnson
Temlph J. Malone
N. Me
M. C. Meyers
H.C. Neaker
Haq
Oycar Wy Olio
Victor Parker
Det Norske Kansulat
Dann Campbell
James Duffy
Mew Sletono Nile
Jack Monro
Jetne Ziele
HF. Brartt
Barbers Skinned by Butcher Boys in Long Washoe Game
A morning game at Washoe between the Larters and the butchers went 10 innings with a 12 12 tie. In the 11th inning the butchers broke through to win. key contributors included Tutcher Pederson Holkovit Corrigan for the butchers and Stout Johnson Stafford for the barbers, who left the game after being hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoepois
Larters
Butchers
Keniver
Johnson
Stafford
Fhe Butchers
Purl
Nat Sock
Death of Edward Barnes Old-Time Citizen of City
Edward Barnes died at his home after an eight day illness from heart failure. Born in Carlisle Illinois he lived in Anaconda for 17 years and worked for the railroad. He leaves his wife and three children along with his mother and sister and was a member of the Owls club. The funeral is set for Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Barnes
Pourity Stork
Mr. Barmie
Jims. Barnes
Carlisle
Anaronda
Trent Railway Company
Hanna
Hosford
Denver
J. T. Williams
Willis
Bee
Anaconda
The
Owls
Aoyance i
Electric Theatre Screenings Highlight Popular Films
Ten Tasca is the favorite subject at the Electric last evening with Savoy's biographical reel The Message among the notable features. Other items include Taed Heart Pallemann a bluecoat romance, The Trouble some Lemp Post a comedy, Cry From the Well a jealous gypsy drama, The Hoosier Fighter a crowd-pleasing feature, Poor Edite kidnapping scene, Making Lace industrial subject, and A Good Birthday Proscene as the comedy finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Davenport
Savdoy
Sreamline
Editte
Tia
Speeding Autoists Spark Wary Townwatch In Anaconda
A Fourth and Main corner sighting captured the town as an autoist performed a one wheel stunt. Residents laments reckless driving, noting few fatalities yet praising cautious motorists and urging brakes before deadly accidents occur. The speaker warns that even a coroner's jury could result if brakes fail.
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Fourth
Main
Ian Auto Myacit
Natotmobiles
Hla
Phin Street
Anaconda
City News Briefs Include Local Meet Tonight And Sales
Local notes report meetings for Mir National union and Knights of Columbus tonight, and O’Malley of Butte visiting the city. Hazard and W. Terry traveled Lost Creek on a Gald Berg motorcycle, rain interrupted picnics, and funeral services for Frank Butler set at St. Payas.
Tragedy on Eve of Wedding in Newark Mystery Deepens
In Newark a man identified as Mr Nittinger, 27, was found dead near Sixteenth Avenue after leaving Miss Anni Maier’s home where they planned to wed the next day. Police question whether murder or suicide occurred as detectives note threatening letters and a pawned ring.
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Fintijryndas
Font Venth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Newark
Anni Maier
Senth
Nineteenth Street
Ide
Cantal
Carroll
Hir
Gnittinger
Noid
Welch
Majer
Sami
Nittinger
Miss Maier
Mr. Nittinger
Bergen Street
HH. Goebel
Brealor
Miss Marie
Wizabeth
Atr. Nittinger
Misa Maler
Ene
South Armige Avenue
Devel
South Tenth Street
South Orange Avenue
Mater
Friddlin
Anim Matev
N. dL
Nitlinger
South Death Street
Mateo
Fuller plans branch drug store in Wisdom Big Hole area
R R Fuller of this city, proprietor of a drug store, arranged to open a Wisdom branch. The basin records note R T Puller and family from Anivonga Simiay visited. Puller family prepared an adjoining room to ONT Glory saloon for a Whig store branch, but the location proved too small and a park at the old Lossi store was rented. carpenters work on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Fuller
Wisdom
Big Hole
R. T. Puller
Anivonga Simiay
Puller
Ont Glory
Tas
Lossi
Flow of Solids and Material Movement in Engineering
From Cassier's Magazine the article discusses Gow and Maw concepts linked to liquid movement, noting that many substances exhibit a form of solid flow under technical operations. It cites drawing wire, drawn tubing manufacture, shaping by forming processes, and spinning lathes as examples, and observes apparent solid flow in mountain placer materials despite lack of disintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassier
Nquida
Wintter
Placier
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Lincoln Memorial Funds
Anacondan
Pharles
Leon Chosti
Vabor
Anaconda Browns
Mla
Dauimreax
Agvaconians
Abotto
Bulle
Waslas
Bulte
Uyasa
Moor Miture
J. Congen Chenen
Annao
Monetana Press
Wright Brothers
Mtl
Potntnes
Annéonda
Cty
Athonda
Olf Improvement Society
Angonnda
Asmuch
Chad
Avon
Winnie Sparrow
Quarte
Missoula
Vngas
Eace
Kssaeticlion
Telenu
Martin
Tutte
Rio
Gil-Thase
Attaconia
Edward Barnes
Mote
Crattena
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, M
Banoce Yards
Weite
Reagh
Blackfoot Milling Co
Benner, Mant
MiseouTa
Mir
National Union
Lowthit
Cunin
Zallimdis
Hezelwood
Schlapel
TI. A. of
Pytitus
Wateh
Verberckmars
Scanlan's
Aln
Central Labor Council
Park Cafe
G. J. Irwin
Uneety
Ammersleugth
Mrs. W. TP. Sloge
Alice Clare O’donnell
Mariel French
West Presirene
Knights of Columbus
M. G O'Malley
Mrs. C. Hi, Patterson
Trippet
Tone Lodge
Miss Kent
H. J. Silverman
C. W. Tobin
Butle
Itu
Hurttlaft
Gus Goldberg
WC. ‘Terry
Lost Creek
Luxton
Max Hiebgen
Hallie Boweher
Helen Denny Georgie Dawson
Irene Summerville
Hutte
Methodiat
Grane and
Stalfen
Jczera
Risken
Benszman
Pacific Railway
Arriva Attaconda
Steevee
Ronnady
Oregon
Chicago
Milhwaukkee
Puget Sound
Durant
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Ries’ Crossing
Dane and
Brearship Uckets
Sale
Welles
Maeider
Dave
Muller’s
East Park Avenue
AZORS
Fuller Drug CO
Rexall
Roth
Park Avenue
Wenn Sr. Keppler Jewelry Company
Janeanes
Kirdirs
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Joun
Harrington
Yegen Bros
Das? Park
Treapunalhta
Vegen
P. Yegen
Charles £. Farnsworth
Estern Montana National Bank
Dissoula, Mont
United States Depository
Treattent
LE Beau
Prapaid
Garden City Drug Co
Mont
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