Butte News Authority Explains Campaign In West
Paris Aug 4 The authority explains why little ground is being gained on the western front. The defenders use a wall of fire and hidden trenches linked by subterranean works, making frontal attacks costly and often doomed. The aim is demoralization and wear on German forces, not rapid territorial gains, with key battles in Champagne Argonne and Artois cited.
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Paris
Artllery
Champai- Argonne
Artoie
Champagne
Meuse
Moselle
Artois
Eden
Butte Current Notes and Local Visitors News
A breezy slate of notes from Butte includes names visiting from Helena, Missoula, Boulder, and Great Falls. Guests stop at the Argyle, Leggat, and Hutte hotels as residents, businesspeople, and relatives circulate through the city. Multiple births announced and local officials in town, with Judge Stewart and J. M. Kennedy noted. A civilian bankruptcy filing by George Oswald is recorded.
Chief Fires Twice At Two Fugitives
Chief Hee Jerry Murphy spotted two masked men by the Broadway theater last night. One fugitive fell after a shot at his feet, the other escaped through Park street. The captured man named Tom Dixon, 28, a recent Butte arrival, refused to explain why they ran.
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Hee Jerry Murphy
Kings
Arun
Man Street
Park Street
Tom Dixon
Broadway
Butte
Butte Briefs: City visitors and local notices
W J Higgins of Deer Lodge and Frank Stapleton are in the city with Spokane connections. Mr and Mrs Fred Clark of Polson stay at Bennett. Mrs W J McMahon and her children return from three months in Portland and Coast cities visiting San Francisco and San Diego. Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist to meet this afternoon with president Mrs C S on Georgia street. Miss Swensen, Crow Indian missionary at Lodge Grass, Mont, will lead the program. Attendees include N A Eldeman New York T H Allen Spokane A W Siegel San Francisco J J McAllester San Indian A H Bridwell Spokane Dee Markt Beattie C Kilwie Die Jon Mss Catherine McDonald Ipsburg Mire D H McDonald Ipsburg C A Leem White Sulphur H C Brown Racine Wis S C Kir ay and wife Spokane with gown and wife and son Indianapolis WB Rumain Bryant SD O A Johnson Helena.
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Leggat
A. Wolf
Anaconda
Rhute
J. L. Gregory
Helena
L. Towers
California
Butte Home Builders
Silver Bow
W. D. Gray
C. W. Gray
Chateau
H.C. Hagelio
G. Murphy
Manhattan
Butte
Dorothy Spottswood
Workins
Deer Lodge
Paul A. Bingsley
West Broadway
Samuel J. Guckvieh
Montana Street
Thomas Lenaghan
Daly Bank
Hornet Street
San Diego
Poore
P.O
N. P. Kroone
Atitdred
Kroone
Mary Ashmeade
Missoula
George
MM Grant
Dewey Boulevard
Willam A. Clark
Butte Cab and Transfer Company
Allister
William Potter
Buffalo
H. F. Potter
W. J. Higgins
Frank Stapleton
Spokane
Fred Clark
Polson
Bennett
W. J. McMahon
Portland
San Francisco
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
C. SS Georgia Street
Swensen
The
Lodge Grass
Mont
N. A. Eldeman
New York
T. H. Allen
A. W. Siegel
J. J. McAllester
San Indio
A. H. Bridwell
Dee. Markt
Beatties C. Kilwie
Die Jon
Catherine McDonald
Phil- Ipsburg
Mire
D. H. McDonald
C. A. Leem
H.C. Brown
Racine
Wis
Kansas farms yield record of thirty million in 1900s
There is a tie for the area under cultivation but more than thirty million dollars worth of farm products was last year’s record. The statement underscores the high value of agricultural output across the state amid limited arable land, reflecting strong farming activity and market demand.
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Kansas
Black dance frocks in vogue with satin overbound edges
All black dance frocks are ver modish just at present. This flat skirt of model is of black taffeta with full overskirt of black silk met. The edge is cut in undulating shape and overbound with satin.
East Butte Copper Earnings For July
East Butte copper earnings for July show June’s earnings short of preliminary estimates but above 120000. Production in June reached about 1.5 million pounds and July is expected to be higher, with earnings near 150000 as per the Hoston News Bureau reports President Grose visiting the area.
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Grose
Opy
East Butte
Hoston F
Gross
English Rail Investors Near Certainty in England
The Boston News Bureau notes English rail investors face fewer worries than American peers as government guarantees earnings and no traffic reports are published. Shares are protected by minimum price rules, reducing exchange raids by speculators or politicians. England remains pleasant for investors until the Kaiser takes Dunkirk.
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English Falls
Boston News Bureau
Vestor
England
Closing Ordinance Dominates City Council Debate
City council battles over poolroom closing hours water main extension and street work. Judiciary committee splits on opposition to the measure while petitions by Relette and Barber gain ground. Payrolls and new fire wagon questioned, but some bids and extensions approved amid extensive budget moves.
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Judiciary Committee
Ordinee Am Itstone
Ohermeyer
Judiciary
Relette
John M. Barber
Ari~ Zona Street
Mtr Teil
Obermeyer
M. Barber
Boti ‘Casen
Scott
Fire and Water Committee
Fletcher
Mater Howe
Market Events Of Week Speculative Enthusiasm
The week’s events sparked speculative enthusiasm with a sharp market reaction to the attack on an American vessel. Analysts note the rally is tempered by caution as some gains rely on rumors and investors fear indiscriminate selling on any unfavorable development. The overall tone remains optimistic but wary of a top-heavy market.
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Stone & Caer
Unit States Steel Corporation
Webel
The Market and a Stupendous Snake Feat at Lincoln Park
Marketwise commentary notes postwar sentiment and potential prosperity. A Chicago zoo story details a seven foot, 215 poundIndian python named Jim fed via a mechanical food gun after failed prior methods. The device used a 29 pound pork beet mix with blood, operated by a crank, requiring twenty men to execute the feeding.
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India
Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago
Jim
Watch method to locate true south using sun and wires
A historical note explains a simple compass method. Point the hour hand at the sun, place a straight wire crosswise between the hour hand and the 12. The wire segment between 12 and the hour hand marks due south.
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Montana Construction and Engineering Company
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