Hair Dye Ad Claims Safe Gray Coverage
An advertisement promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer claiming to safely darken gray hair and restore a natural look. It touts even, heavy coverage and discreet results, urging readers to buy a large bottle at local drugstores in Anaconda, Butte, and nearby towns while noting ease of use and quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orit
Emith
Anaconda
Monts
Newhro
Sore
Butte
Stor-Town
Panet
How to Reduce Your Weight a Simple Safe Way
Read a claim of a weight loss method promising fast results without dieting or exercise. It describes an easy routine, a pill regimen, and a supposed air of medical endorsement. The article lacks verifiable details and cautions are absent.
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Gerery Nerton
City Tax Levy in Anaconda Sets $34.55 Per $1000 Value
The Anaconda city and county levies follow last year’s rates with city levy rising by 1 mill, totaling 156 20 mills and $34.55 per $1000. State and county levies remain unchanged, while county outside city residents pay state tax plus county and school district levies. Special school levies vary by district, including Southern Cross and Gregson, with multiple districts listed across Powell counties.
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Hock” Munitary Board
Nlite
Anaconda
City of
Southern Cross
Gregson
Brown
Ana
Brown's
Quarry
Powell Counties
Professor Dwyer to speak on roads at Good Roads meeting
Prof W K Dwyer superintendent of city schools to address Beer Ledge County Good Roads Association in city hall council chamber Friday evening. He returns from a east tour and will discuss roads and road sitting observed. Martin Mathewson to speak. CAPT Be Weeney to preside. Captain Sweeney, Civil War veteran, dies at Soldiers Home Columbia Falls. body to Anaconda for burial with military honors.
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W. K. Dwyer
Beer Ledge
Benjamin Sweeney
Anaconda
Columbia Falls
Weeney
Richard Turpin
Manine
Sweeney
Germans on Somme Front Denounce Charges of Inhumanity
German Division Headquarters on the Somme Front reports German officers and men bitterly resent western charges of inhumanity. They defend their conduct and vow to fight, stating the French and English may threaten, but will find Germans ready to defend the fatherland.
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Somme
Berlin
London
Wales
Fiat
Regular Anaconda lodge meeting notice
Regular meeting of Anaconda lodge No BP O By tonight at 8 30 NOSSELL Secretary announces the session details and time for members to attend.
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Ellis
Anaconda
Lodge
No. BP. O
Nossell
Insect musicians and tree frogs foretell weather
The excerpt describes creatures in a yard, a maple tree, and an apple tree as musical performers and soothsayers. It notes a locust and a tree frog with supposed prophetic powers, then questions their reliability and explains their improvised instruments and insect-based sounds.
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Perros
Little Brown
Hole
Picnic Of Maccabees At Gregson Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd of about 1,000 attended the Maccabees picnic at Gregson yesterday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to several participants including Trace, Winters, and Domino, with mentions of winners for boys and women categories and a noted award for the fattest woman.
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Gregson
Gregsterday
Boss
Wil Tracy
Pat Dales
Ant Ilaeten
McGrath
I Winters
J Siegard
Mai Guindon
Upwal Mire Baker
Joe Domitrovich
Anaconda Review
Stra
Chester Flint
Mra
Nourse
Anaconda
Oliver” la Linde
Joe Dudack
Sulla Moran
W.ea
Knights of Columbus Clash Deer Lodge Sunday Tilt
Knights of Columbus meet Deer Lodge on Washer park diamond Sunday afternoon in the opening game of a series. Deer Lodge strengthened lineup to challenge Knights and Trick Rocks, with a 3 PM start and unknown pitchers Salves or Butler. Crowd expected around 663.
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Knights of Columbus
Deer Lodge
Knignes of Columbus
Washer Park
Knights
Deerge
Butler
Yoko
Heard on the Streets of the Copper City
Allegorical tale from Butte about a nighttime gathering near Willow Glen during the Anaconda Typographical Union annual mulligan. The scene describes feasting on bovine and fowl dishes, with beverages offered to keep spirits up among attendees including Sam Worth, Tony Lust, Wallie Barton, Bil Young, Joel Barton, and Walter Scott.
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Am Side
Butte
Willow Glen
Sam Worth
Tony Lust
Wallie Barton
Bil Young
Joel Barton
Walter Scott
Scotch Program Pleases Big Crowd in Dewey Hall
The United British Relief Fund Scottish section presented a well received program at Dewey Hall before a large audience. The Scotch Pipers band from Butte performed many selections and local performers highlighted the event with solos and recitations. The program included several named pieces and a closing bagpipe performance. Messages of thanks were offered to neighbors and friends for support following the death of Mrs. Robert M. Nelson, with special thanks to the blacksmiths union and floral tributes from relatives and others.
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United British Relief Fund Association
Dewey Hall
Scotch Pipers Band of
Butte
Land of the Heather
Ipe
Guidon
Mari A. Piennevaux
Mary of
Rrsvley
Sneddon
Othe Campbells
Finlayson and Smith
A. Fiennevaux
Cara
Ananks
Slaughter
Robert M. Nelson
Union and
Hhose
Mrak. P. Burch
W. P. Burch
Country club dance draws large, congenial crowd
The first country club dance last night was a marked success with a large, congenial company in attendance. Many visitors came from Butte to enjoy the hospitality of the club. It was announced that the next event would be held the following day in the afternoon.
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Butte
Notification to Wilson on September Second
Washington reports the notification to President Wilson of his nomination will occur September 2 at Long Branch New Jersey. Arrangements set for the ceremony the president will deliver the acceptance speech after already completing it. Senator James St. John of Kansas will deliver the notification speech. St. John is reportedly improving health today. In France a prize of about $20 000 awaits a cure for Asiatic cholera.
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Washington
Wilson
Long Branch
N. J
James
St Jonn
Olathe
Kan
John P. St. John
Kansas
France
William Rood Dies From Gunshot Wound in Tragic Death
An inquest jury ruled William Rood’s death an accidental gunshot incident. The 24 year old, son of the late Jesse Rood, died after returning home from a night out. funeral plans to be announced. Rood, born in Anaconda, worked as a delivery man and pipe fitter, survived by his widowed mother and siblings. The coroner, M Mahoney, led the inquiry with jurors A J Racher and others.
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M. Mahoney
William T
Emercial Avenue
William Rood
Jesse Hood
Beard
Willan
Anasconda
Jes Rood
Th Courthouse
Woodmen of the
Jesse Rood
Sallie Rood
Paul Fenner
John Rood
Butte
JA. Racher
George H. Hedrick
Thomas W. Burke
Phil Daniels
W Tt Hamilton
John H. Thomas
Delegates Elected by Ladies Auxiliary of Hibernians
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians elected delegates for the convention to be held at Great Falls on August 21 22 and 23. Chosen delegates include Mrs Mamie Brennan Miss Kathleen Lara Nine Aire Mary Johnston Miss Alice Larkins Mrs Rose Marron Miss Rose Gillespie and Mrs Burnham.
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Order of Hibernians
Great Pails
Mamie Brennan
Kathleen Lar- Nine Aire
Mary Johnston
Alcc Burke
Margaret O'Neil
Calan
Lappin
Alice Larkins
Alies Mary, O'Neil
Rose Marron
Rose Gillespie
Burnham
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Walker
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