Local Market Ads Tout Low Prices On Tea Coffee Meat
An old style newspaper ad section promotes brand name coffee and tea plus butter and lard. It lists per pound and per dozen prices for coffee brands M J B Hills Brothers and English breakfast tea, with lower rates claimed compared with other markets. Also advertised are meat roasts and cuts with per pound prices, and case lot offers on lemons and oranges.
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Ceylon
Hills Brothers
White House
Erady
As Ln Gia Os
Americans Invasion Aims to Swing European Opinion
Paris dispatch reports a new campaign to mold European sentiment for Republican presidential candidate Warren G. Harding. Backed by Elbert H. Gary of U S Steel, John North Willys of Overland, and others, the effort stalls amid mixed reception among travelers enjoying a holiday in Paris.
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Paris
France
Harding
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
John North Willys
Overland Automobile Concern
S&s. Stenwood Menken
Two Men Attack Deputy Sheriff Near Anaconda Line
Deputy hit while posting placards supporting Sheriff O Rourke's bid. Mackey fought two assailants, fired a warning shot, then struck Halloran twice. Halloran hospitalized, Dwyer captured and jailed. X ray planned, injuries stitched.
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Hutte
Main
Montana
Dwyer
Halloran
O'Rourke
Mackey
O’ Rourke
O Conda Road
Co: 1
Sheriff's Office
Murray Hospital
Volunteers of Poland Halt Russian Advance
Volunteers of Poland check Russian progress in Lomza area as fighting continues for fords along the Narew. Soviet forces push west of Bialystok across the river, with Polish units fording the Narew at several points and cavalry advancing in Brody near Busk, while Chertkoff region operations unfold.
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Lomza
Narew
Bialystok
Bielskour
Nurez
Nurgme
Brody
Busk
Burk
Lemberg
Chertkoff
Romania Demands Troops Leave in Three Days
Vienna Aug 2 The Associated Press reports Romania has served an ultimatum to Soviet Russia demanding withdrawal of troops from Romanian territory within three days. If Russia fails to comply, Romania will declare general mobilization.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Rumania
Russia
Belgrade
Romania
Montana Guard to Get Planes and Trucks
Helena Aug 2 Airplanes and equipment for a squadron of eight fighting machines and a transport unit of 32 motor trucks will be assigned to the Montana national guard after the regiment of 12 companies is organized Capt J L Tucker states he has been connected with the guard in Montana for many years
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Helena
National Guard of
Montana
J. L. Tucker
Guard
Candidates file for state office in Helena
Aug 2 Helena filings show Roy E. Ayers Democrat Lewistown for judge Tenth district Bertram P Berger Republican Lewistown for judge Tenth district and Thomas J Walker Democrat Butte for congressman First district.
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Helena
Roy E. Ayers
Lewistown
Bertram P. Berger
Thomas J. Walker
Butte
One Piece Bathing Suits Gain Public Acceptance At Asbury Park
Asbury Park beaches grow popular despite modest complaints about one piece swimsuits. The young married chief of police says rules are arbitrary and decisions based on common sense. He notes stockings are optional for comfort unless decency is violated, bathers get the benefit of the doubt.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Umbrella Used to Shield Women From Batted Balls in Playground Protest
In Baltimore a group of women protested boys playing baseball on a donated playground lot. Several witnesses testified they were struck by balls as they passed. One woman carried an umbrella to ward off batted balls while shielding herself from rain before Judge Williams in juvenile court.
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Baltimore
Williams
Improvement Association
Man Loses Control. Five Girls Injured in Brooklyn Crash
Charles W. Higley of Brooklyn tried to stop a chow dog from leaping from his car and, holding the wheel, dipped into a park at the street center. The vehicle struck and injured five girls playing nearby, police say. A patrolman noted the dog was in the car with Higley.
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New York
Charles W. Higley
Brooklyn
Higley
Bucking Horses Arrive for Bozeman Roundup Show
Bozeman prepares for the annual roundup August 6 and 7 with Eddie McCarthy’s bucking horse string from Cheyenne. Hell's Half Acre and Bowling Mare from Boulder join Brammer bucking cattle from Chicago contracted by the Roundup association. Hot riders include Harry Walters and Sam Crockett. Loff's Carnival and other amusements promise lively nights under the slogan She's wild.
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Bozeman
Eddie McCarthy
Outlaws
Hell's Half Acre
Boulder
Montana
McCarthy
India
Texas
Roundup Association
Chicago
Harry Walters
Sam Crockett
Loff's Carnival Company
Divorce Actions and Local Notices in Lewistown
Mary E Orr seeks desertion restore maiden name Mary E McMillen after a 1916 marriage. Ethel Aeschliman granted a decree for desertion. married Great Falls in 1932. F J Brunckhorst wins divorce on desertion. married Pettis county Missouri in 1907. Elks band to Bil lings state convention Aug 12. Constance Pettit seeks county superintendent nomination opposing Amanda Swift. J E McKenna of Grass Range seeks Democratic county attorney nomination. Methodist church gears for state conference Aug 13 with Bishop Barnes presiding. local Methodist leaders to attend.
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Lewistown
Mary E. Orr
Fred Orr
Briscoe
Mary E. McMillen
Ethel Aeschliman
Fred Aeschliman
Roy Ayers
Great Falls
F. J. Brunckhorst
Ida S Brunckhorst
Pettis County
Elks’ Band
Billings
Constance Pettit
Amanda Swift
J. E. McKenna
Grass Range
Methodist Church
C. W. Barnes
President 10 Place On Sale Purebred Shropshire Downs
Washington Aug 2 President Wilson will enter the sheep selling business soon, announced at the White House. The purebred Shropshire Downs flock used to mow White House lawns will be sold, after three shearings. The 1918 wool first yield weighed 8 pounds and brought 58288 for the Red Cross. this year’s yield was given to the Salvation Army, figures not yet available.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Shropshire Downs
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Prominent speakers to address voters at regional event
R Y P Andrews a leading Christian businessman has filed for the Republican nomination for state representative completing the party ticket. In the August 24 double election on the west side voters will vote morning on Judith Basin county creation and seat, officers, and in the afternoon for Fergus county candidates. L J Lehman resigns to run for clerk and recorder. Marry Purdum seeks divorce from Ned Purdum alleging non-support and restoration of maiden name Marvy Thorburn. Annie Gruwell granted divorce from Clarence Gruwell. Donald Montgomery expands cattle operations by acquiring Ford ranch. Funeral arrangements for artist J H Surprenant set. Fergus county primary registration totals noted. H D Rogers files for county commissioner in proposed Judith Basin county. Bunch and Johnson seek Republican state representative nominations. Hugh McIntosh seeks Democratic nomination for commissioner.
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R. Y P. Andrews
West Side
Judith Basin
Fergus County
L. J. Lehman
Lewistown
Purdum
Ned Purdum
Marvy Thorburn
Annie P. Gruwell
Clarence Gruwell
Donald Montgomery
Iowa
Ford
J. H. Surprenant
Episcopal Church
Surprenant
Anaconda
Fergus
Cascade County
H. D. Rogers
Lehigh
J. H. Bunch
Weed
Albert Johnson
Denton
Hugh MclIntosh
Railroads plan blanket fare hikes to take effect Aug 20
Tariff experts said they will file blanket schedules with the Interstate Commerce Commission. Passenger fares would rise effective Aug 20 and freight rates on Aug 25, according to Alfred F. Thom, general counsel of the Association of Railway Executives.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alfred FP. Thom
The
Association of Railway Executives
Death of Kalispell hunter John Backus noted in obituary
Kalispell Aug 2 News of John Backus famed hunter trapper and guide in Flathead valley reached Kalispell last night He prepared for the last journey two weeks ago selecting his casket shroud and burial site at his Wolf creek homestead He died two days ago after cancer treatment in Portland and was buried on the homestead with sister Mrs George Smith at his bedside
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Kalispell
John Backus
Flathead Valley
Backus
Wolf Creek
Portland
George Smith
Dispersal Sale Marks Last Hereford Herd
Prince Albert Saskatchewan July 29 The Mossom Boyd Farm polled Hereford cattle herd marks the end of an era. Boyd who recently died helped originate the hornless breed with Des Moines Iowa’s B O Gammon. They traced 2400 breeders in 1902 discovering four hornless bulls and breeding them into horned cows to evolve polled Herefords. Boyd left a 500 head herd on the CN lines near Prince Albert.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Mossom Boyd
America
Mr. Boyd
B. O. Gammon
Des Moines
Iowa
Boyd
Canadian National Railways
Transvaal Hymn Composed by Dutchwoman Catherine van Rees
The national hymn of the Transvaal was written and set to music by Mlle Catherine Felicie van Rees, a Dutch woman whose composition reflects colonial era cultural ties.
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Transvaal
Mlle
Catherine Felicie van Rees
Premiers Face Decision on German Role in Eastern War
Paris dispatch reports Lloyd George and Millerand amid threats along the East Prussian frontier. They exchange long distance notes on whether Germany should be tasked with rolling back the eastern invasion. Police guard the private line between Millerand's office and Downing Street to prevent wire taps. Churchill had proposed Germany defend the entente, potentially scrapping Versailles and altering Spa Boulogne finance plans.
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Cc. F. Bertelli
Universal Service
Special
Paris
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Millerand
France
Germany
Universal
Downing Street
Winston Churchhill
Spa
Boulogne
Japanese underground smuggling network located on Pacific coast
Tacoma Aug 2 Congressman Albert Johnson chairing a House immigration sub committee announced the definite location of the underground system by which thousands of Japanese are smuggled into the United States. The inquiry focused on Northwest activities as investigators reconvened.
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Tacoma
Pacific Coast
United States
Albert Johnson
House
Sub-Committee of Immigration
Northwest
Fire destroys Ogden Canyon sanitarium at midnight
A dressing room fire at Ogden Canyon sanitarium gutted the buildings at midnight. Loss estimated at 40000 dollars. Firemen could not verify reports that two bathers were trapped in the collapse.
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Ogden, Ave. 2
Ogden Canyon Sanitarium
Roosevelt to open campaign tour August 11 in Chicago
Franklin D Roosevelt democratic vice presidential nominee will begin his first campaign tour in Chicago on August 11, two days after notification ceremonies at Hyde Park New York. He will then travel to San Francisco, delivering speeches in several cities along the route.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Hyde Park
N. Y
San Francisco
Civil trials replaced by courts martial in Dublin
The British government bill to address the Irish situation provides for civil trials to be replaced by courts martial in Dublin. An Arab writes a letter with most compliments on the outside.
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Universal Service
London
Dublin
Winnipeg man reports gain from Tanlac after illness
E J Coleman, a Winnipeg painter, says Tanlac restored his strength after double pneumonia left him emaciated and weak. He gained twenty five pounds, can work hard daily, eats well, and sleeps better, praising Tanlac highly. Sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co. Ad.
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E. J. Coleman
Michigan Ave
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Mr. Coleman
Tanlac
Fuller Drug Co
Ty Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Wizard of Finaneers Pours Out Golden Stream
A portrait of Ponzi as public hero boosts confidence as rumors swirl of a $10,000,000 buyout offer from New York financiers. Officials probe his methods while cashier Lucy Meli notes cash flow that requires baskets for delivery. A $5,000,000 libel suit against Clarence W. Barron advances with property attached.
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Wizard OF Finaneers
Ponzi
New York
United States
Gallagher
Clarence W. Barron
Boston News Bureau
Superior Court
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