Butte News Notes Rent planes and More
Butte notes report renting planes from Orton Bros and selling stationery at the P O News Stand. Court actions include a divorce granted to Delia Patterson on desertion grounds, custody awarded to Pansy Baptiste, and a libel case with multiple attorney defendants. Local visits, police court fines, and Red Cross notices are noted along with a Yellowstone trip by car and a Red Cross message seeking missing individuals. A community picnic at Gregson Springs is announced with transport from Milwaukee depot.
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Orton Bros
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Delia
Martin
Butte
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Malvina Beakey
James Willams
Nquor
John Shea
Sheriff's Office
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New York
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William
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David D. Leahey
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Yellowstone Park
Autoie
Red Cross
Earnest Vogel
George Bulalt
Arizona
Patricia West
Charles Gennért
Albert St. George
United States
Tudge Thompson
John Doe
Montana
Mmanuel Presbyterian
Hoat
Milwaukee
George Macdonald
Richard
Regider
Soldiers to Hold Regular Meet
The Silver Bow post of the American Legion will hold its fortnightly meeting tonight at the city audit instead of Wednesday. The change is to accommodate the athletic carnival. Members are urged to attend as quarters are up and officers aim to have complete equipment soon.
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Silver Bow
The
American Legion
Joy Riders In The Virgin Islands Market For Autom Bite
Joy riders navigate a limited Virgin Islands market for automotive bites. The text notes scarce buyers and uneven demand, with traders seeking new avenues to move vehicles and parts amid high costs.
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Virgin Islands
City Council Adopts 19 Mills Tax Levy for Year
City council approved a 19 mill levy for the coming year an increase of about 2 mills. Funds split General 12 Sprinkling 114 Library 1 Street and alley 9 Firemen's disability 110 Park 165-100 with Alderman Hardcastle opposing the rise citing tax burden and slow bond redemptions. Park levy raised to 1.65 mills amid debate on necessity while valuation declined about 1.5 million and readjusted ash values.
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Mill Street
Canada
Hardcastle
Silver
Fights at Philadelphia features Fender and Lewis in bouts
In Philadelphia on August 4 Lew Fender of Philadelphia defeated Willie Jackson of New York over six rounds. Ted Lewis of England, former light welterweight champion, out-boxed Steve Latzo of Hazleton, Pennsylvania.
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Phidadrumss
Philadelphia
Lew Fender
Willie Jackson
New York
Ted
Sia") Lewis
England
Steve Latzo
Hazleton
Henningsen seeks 70 percent tax cut on Butte unit
Wholesale producer Henningsen Co. yesterday asked a board to reduce its assessed valuation dramatically, arguing taxes should be cut by 70 percent. The move targets the company’s Butte wholesale operation and follows a dispute over assessed value and the tax burden.
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Butte
Bellevue
Pantages Revue Star Hikes Up On Big Butte
The Pantages revue features Sara Marie in a strenuous mountain climb act on this week’s bill at Big Butte. She braves the hills to stay in condition, while di Pennington, sister of a Ziegfeld Follies star, works toward Broadway. The show also includes Al Wohlman and Morack Sisters in a serio-comic sketch.
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Butte
Big Butte
Sara Marie
Imines
Sng
Isenthy
West
di Pennington
Atton
Hersis
Broadway
Porter J. Whitempany
al al’ Wohlman
Morack
Mexican Complaint Over Park Segregation Reaches Governor
Guillermo B. Seguin acting consul general filed a complaint with Governor Stephens alleging 113 Mexican citizens from Corona in Riverside county are being denied access to a public park and forced to endure segregation. The report underscores civil rights concerns in San Francisco on August 4.
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San Francisco
Corona
Riverside County
Stephens
Guillermo
Seguin
Market Project Pleads Farmers Market Prospects in Butte
Farmers from Jefferson valley Bitter Root valley and nearby areas will use Butte public market facilities to sell potatoes and winter vegetables. Scouts report wheat planting is high and farmers expect to expand gardens next season to supply Butte with fresh produce. They note the market grew quickly but cannot supply overnight and pledge to boost sales and diversify products next year.
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Jefferson Valley
Bitter Root Valley
Butte
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