Joyous Outings Commercial Day at Butte Picnic
A crowded Commercial Day program features boxing by Patsy Sullivan's midgets, a bucking contest, and multiple races with prizes from $1 to $5. Riders, unions, and a grand tug of war headline the events. Train schedules run from Butte to the grounds with free transport for ladies. afterward a five-inning baseball game and a grand bucking contest cap the day. Community committees and local firms are thanked for support and merchandise donations.
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Patsy
Patsy Sullivan
Shelby
Butte
Champion
Butchers
Clerks
Clerks’ Union
Butte Butchers’ Union
Butte Clerks’ Union
Butchers’ Union
R. C. Monahan
Mayor Horgan
United States
Dempsey- Gibbons
Hansen Packing Company
Transportation Committee
Sam Feldman
Harry Rice
Doc Callison
Peter Bureau
E. J. Rule
Advertising
W. Mitchell
Iris
Russell Will
B. J. Ruie
Ted Seibold
Financial
St. W. Mitchell
Doc R. Glen Rawls
Williare Ke
Charlies Young
Geo. R Coffee
Geo
Robe
R. Or Charles Young
Win “Grounds
Leonard Ripper
W. J. Honey
Alvin Saircon
Néral
Callison
A. J. Guenr
R. Glen Rawls
Leonora Ripper
Kuesel Willcocks
O. A. Robe
Harry Ie
Ted Liebold
Geo. KR. Brown
Wiliam Oehmke Cha - Young
William J. Jones
al Your
Ke Fitzpatrick
Alvin Salmon
Hutchere
Unione
Hill Brothers Coffee Co
Casey- Lanphier Co
Swift Packing Co
Dr. Packing Co
Armour Packing Co
Pendent Milk & Creamery C
Die - Winterhalter & Hannifin
E Bpiliam
L. & Cohn Co
Trust Co
Utah Packing Co
Bodie's Jewelry
Globe Jewelry Co
Mose Linz
Beebe Grain Co
Howard Music Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Hansen Packing Comparsive Mobbins
Symons Dry Goods Company
Hennesty Company
M. J . Company
Metale Bank & Company
First National Bank
Grocery Company
Montana Ware
A. C. M. Hardcompany
Shop's Bakery
Min- Bank & Trust Company
Yegen Re’ Bank
Paxson & Rockefeller Ay. Brophy Grocery Company
Furniture Company
F. W. Beegenorle-Canty Y Laennetts & Dreibelbis Drug Company
Ve Drug Company
Butte unit completes summer march to barracks
First battalion Fourth Infantry U S A led by Maj Blair Robes reached Butte barracks after a 140 mile hike from Ramsay. The 10 officers and 121 men will stay until Friday with passes to the city. The unit, part of the Third division in France, had no casualties.
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Marne
France
Fourth Infantry
Butte Barracks
Blair Robes
Butte
Fort Missoula
Anacconda
Philipsburg
Ramsay
East Broadway
Fortissoula
Reveille
Robes
Bar le Duc
Rhine
Third
Ninth Corps
Chateau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Kobe
Bonwell
J. A. Hinton
EB. E. Eliott
William French
H. G. Burgess
H. G. Sydenham
N. C. Caum
P. T. Hoggs
E. F. Sloan
County Revenue Levy Holds At 23 Mills Despite Changes
Deputy County Attorney Ed Fitzpatrick announced the levy was made Monday night after data from fire departments and school districts was received. County levies remain 23 mills this year: General 14, poor 4, sinking 4, road 0.5, bridge 0.5. State fund 4.0, veterans and sinking 3.40, educational bond sinking 0.7, Walkerville city levy 15 mills.
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Ed Fitzpatrick
Board of Equalization
Gemme
General Fund
Poor Fund
Road Fund
Bridge Fund
State General
Veterans’ Welfare
Walkerville
Great Falls Man to Head Kiwanis
The third annual Kiwanis Montana convention closes in Lewistown with Missoula set as 1924 meeting site. Officers named include Harold Hover of Great Falls district governor, Clair Flint Livingston and Earle Genzberger Butte as lieutenant governors, Harold Stanley Great Falls secretary treasurer. Resolutions honor Warren G. Harding. International President Edmond Arras and C. W. Parker spoke. dinner and dance followed by an extra sports day featuring tournaments.
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Associated Press
Lewistown
Mont
Kiwanis Clubs of
Montana
Missoula
Harold Hover
Great Falls
Clair Flint
Livingston
Earle Genzberger
Butte
Harold Stanley
Warren G. Harding
Edmond Arras
Secutrity
C. W. Parker
Chicago
Fair Grounds
Local Shops Named in City Business Directory
A list of businesses including Navy Clearing House, Stratford Clothes Shop, Red Boot Shoe Company, Hubert's Shoe Company, Leys Jewelry Company, Delavage Jewelry, Ellis Paint Company, Riddell Paint Company, Kopald Furniture appears in community notice. The compilation reflects active retailers and trades in the area.
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And
Navy Clearing House
Stratford Clothes Shop
Red Boot Shoe Company
Hubert’s Shoe Company
Leys Jewelry Company
Delavage Jewelry
Ellis Paint Company
Riddell Paint Company
Kopald Furniture
From Shelby to Broadway Jumps This Irish Lass
A lively Shelby column recalls Patricia a vivacious show girl linked to a rising star and a metropolitan writer. The piece blends local cafe chatter with light gossip, plant notes, and a botanical-themed letter from Mother Ceres urging conifer planting and soil care in a mining region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Broadway
Patricia
Jones
Rioting in German Cities Sparks Police Response
Communists in east Berlin tried to block tram passages by erecting barricades and smashing car windows. Police fired on raiders as rioters returned fire. In Wilhelmsburg near Hamburg a police assist party was met with a volley and dispersed after the local headquarters were attacked by strikers. Three injured as order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmsburg
Hamburg
Associated Press
Berlin
Vote of Confidence in Stresemann Cabinet
Berlin August 14 The Reichstag voted 240 to 76 with 25 abstentions to show support for Chancellor Stresemann's new government. He spoke on the Ruhr Rhineland crisis and demanded full restoration of German rights in occupied areas and the release of imprisoned Germans. He urged arbitration of the Ruhr issue and said impartial decision would allow Germany to regain Ruhr territory and end economic paralysis.
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Hythe Associated Press
Berlin
Stresemann
Reichstag
Bavarian People's Party
Ruhr
Rhineland
Chamber
Germany
Rescue car returns from frontier mine disaster
Salt Lake City Aug 14 Mine rescue car No. 9 bound for Kemmerer Wyoming where over 190 miners were entombed by an explosion at the Frontier mine was instructed to return to Salt Lake City upon reaching Ogden late today the rescue work at the scene was reported to be well in hand
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Kemmerer
Wyo
Frontier Mine
Ogden
Flood toll rises with deaths in Utah farms
The Willard Ogden Farmington area bore the brunt as floods swelled across Box Elder and Weber counties. Ten known dead include Arnold Christensen a policeman amid rescue efforts and Willard Langton a Salt Lake City youth. Mary Ellen Brewerton Ward and others perished as water wrecked homes. highways and rail lines lay buried under debris while officials feared more bodies in the underwood area. Four unaccounted auto occupants were last seen swept away near Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Elder
Weber
Willard
Ogden
Arnold Christensen
Farmington
Willard Langton
Salt Lake City
W. J. Wright
Agnew M. Ward
Farmington Canyon
City
Mary Ellen Brewerton Ward
Utah
Underwood
Search for Dead After Willard Utah Flood
National guardsmen began a search in mire and debris in Mountain canyon near Willard for missing flood victims. Three people died last night as homes and structures were buried under 25 to 30 feet of mud and wreckage. Governor Mabey and Adjutant General Williams arrived to oversee relief. damage estimated at 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Willard
Utah
National
Mabey
A. G. Williams
Slemp Appointed To Lead White House Office
President Harding ally Henry C. Slemp of Virginia takes personal charge of the office until after Labor Day with George B. Christian Jr. staying on as presidential secretary briefly. Edward T. Clark and Benjamin F. Felt had been discussed as possible successors to Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Christian, Jr
Harding
Slemp
Christian
Edward T. Clarks
Mr. Coolidge
Benjamin F. Felt
Boston
Turkey Cove
Lee County
Virginia
Republican State Committee
Civil Service Commission
Commerce
Peru
Clark
Spotted Fever Patient In Hamilton Under Close Watch
Aug 14 Hamilton reports 8 year old George Mitehsky Jr remains in critical condition at Hamilton hospital with physicians and public health officials noting he is holding up and has a fair chance of recovery though the crisis is not expected before Thursday The case draws interest as he was inoculated with vaccine prepared two months ago by Dr Hideyo Noguchi of the Rockefeller Institute whose discovery is noted.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
George Mitehsky Jr
Hamilton Hospital
Hideyo Noguchi
Rockefeller Institute
Funeral Rites For William Murphy Held At Deer Lodge
Funeral services for William Murphy were conducted at the Catholic church with Rev. Father DeLane officiating. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery. Community notices list local visitors, travel to Yellowstone Park, and several residents visiting relatives in Helena and Anaconda.
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Deer Lodge
William Murphy
Father DeLane
Hillcrest Cemetery
WH. C. Heinch
Billings
Kiwanis Club
Arthur Leudeman
Lewistown
Ed Nicholas
Bill Robinson
Yellowstone Park
Max Kramer
Race Track
Loretta Blum
Portland
William Beaumont
Powell County
Ed McClain
Maurice Dietrich
Helena
George Pierce
Lewiston
Idaho
C. L. Benton
Spokane
Tacoma
John Watson
Oscar Jensen
Anaconda
J.S. McGilvary
Esther Nielsen
Frances Burks
Hilda
Helen Conley
John Sheets
Washington
Dan Tewey
Fred Utzman
Martha Wallace
Jens
Mary Blessinger
Joe Blessinger
Florence Maloney
Mike Lowery
Upper Valley
E. J. Cummins
Ovando
C. L. Grice
George McGee
McGee
Milwaukee
St. Joseph's Hospital
August 1922 Normal college graduates twenty four students
Dillon August 14 commencement for the Normal college lists 24 graduates in the August class of 1922 23 24? This year marks the fourth division with ceremonies at 10 o'clock in the college auditorium. An honor roll showcases the top 20 percent across the year with names including Marie Arrison Rudyard Meda Becker Bozeman Margaret Bettle Myers Lynette Blair Mary Cody Ida Crossman Alice Davenport Cornelia Haag Alice Haderli Naomi Masterson Cora Montgomery Florence Noble Nettie Porter Esther Sandstrom Nora Squire Grace Street Hildred Symes Genevieve Ward Maude Webber Emma Williamson Floy Wright.
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Marie Blanche Arrison
Rudyard
Meda Becker
Bozeman
Margaret Bettle
Myers
Lynette Blair
Harlowtown
Mary E. Cody
Butte
Ida Crossman
Alice Claire Davenport
Cornelia Haag
Great Falls
Alice V. Haderli
Lewistown
Naomi Sabrina Masterson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cora Montgomery
Florence Charlotte Noble
Some
Rodeo Plans In Dillon For Early September
Dillon Aug 14 The volunteer fire department plans a major rodeo Sept 6 7 and 8 headlined by the Flynn boys and Sam Freeman who scouted Bozeman for horses and will test animals Friday in Grant Noted riders are contracted making the show among the county’s best yet. Also notes from Dillon include J E Shaw rancher visiting on business and H Polk Lima editor in town with Ka Kenison James Jenson Ashton Jones and T J White noted locals with various ties to Great Falls Butte Armstead and Dell.
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Dillon
Flynn Boys
Sam Freeman
Bozeman
Grant
J. E. Shaw
Big Hole
H. Polk
Lima Ledger
Ka Kenison
Dell
James Jenson
Armstead
Ashton Jones
Great Falls
T. J. White
Butte
No gasoline cut coming in state
Ohio officials demand federal inquiry into gasoline pricing after a 22 cent per gallon rate and neighboring states cutting to 16 cents. Gov A V Donahey, Automobil e association leaders, and state lawmakers press for immediate investigation to ensure fair prices and enforce anti trust laws. Pure Oil announces a 6.6 cent cut elsewhere, not impacting Ohio.
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West
Ohio
Ohio State Automobile Association
A. V. Donahey
Coolidge
Fred 8S. Caley
The
Automobile Association
Charles C. Jans
Donahey
C. C. Crabbe
Governor Sweet Calls Gasoline Price Reduction in Colorado
In a public letter to Colorado oil men and refineries Governor William E. Sweet argues gasoline is a public- interest product like milk and coal. He urges cutting price to 16 cents a gallon to curb an over supplied market and prevent monopolistic control. He cites neighboring states using competition to lower prices and warns of state control if prices stay high.
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Sweet
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Colorado
William E. Sweet
South Dakota
Nebraska
William E. Swept
Draw in six rounds for Pacific coast junior lightweight title
Everpett Washington August 14 Jim Sacco of Boston and Bolly Seaman of Seattle boxed a six round draw in the junior lightweight division on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Everpett
Wash
Jimmy Sacco
Boston
Bolly Seaman
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Home Remedies of Our Ancestors
An article notes how families stored botanic remedies like thoroughwort pennyroyal catnip sage and rue for winter illness and cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound first prepared in 1878 from such recipes. It claims 98 of 100 women benefited in trials and highlights growing demand for the product.
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America
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Tewey Ranch
Gan
Kiwanis
Ceres
Olympus
Lemp
Bureau
Dillon Bureau
Continental Oil Company
Michael O’ Halloran
American Tobacco
Union Pacific
Wuvareres
Dillon Arm
Consolidated Ticket Office
North Main St
Butte Optical CO
Witting of Glass
Artifical
J. L. Hannivin
W. Park
Chamberlain
CR. Lamb
Utah Ave
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