Tanlac Restores Painter After Long Health Battle
James Larsen, a Spokane painter and interior decorator, recounts how lead poisoning caused years of stomach pain and griping. After using Tanlac, he says he has not missed a day of work and appears well. The drug is sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and by leading druggists elsewhere.
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Tanlac
James Larsen
28Th Street
Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Road contracts explained as Anaconda highway funds debated
County commissioners await an explanation from state highway engineer John N. Edy on the Medin-O’Brien contract and an overage claim tied to Pipestone Pass. Debates over cost shares, unpaved segments, and project 159 and FA70-A claims reflect funding gaps and unfinished sections toward the Butte to Anaconda highway.
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Butte
Ahanda
Medin-O'Brien
John N. Edy
State Highway Commission
Heiseit
Highway Commission
Helelt Company
Butte-Anaconda
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Helena
Stolen Money Granted to Butte Poor Fund
The poor fund raised by Butte labor unions will receive 18.87 from Probation Officer Sullivan under Judge Lynch. A year ago Sullivan held money found on two youths who admitted theft but did not name the owner. No claimant appeared, and the boys were sent to the industrial school after court attention.
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Butte
Sullivan
Lynch
Investigation To Resume Wednesday In County Waste Probe
The county commissioners will resume the investigation of alleged waste of the county poor fund on Wednesday. The board notified Manager Wile of the chamber of commerce to be on hand when the hearing reopens.
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Wile
Chamber of Commerce
Police search for missing woman itinerant baker
A chaotic notices item reports a missing woman described as itinerant and a baker. The article mentions railway changes and service resumptions by Great Northern and regional agents amid unclear phrasing and dates. Entities include Great Falls, Great Northern, Scobey, Bainville, and agent J W F Pewter.
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Baker
Francisco
Great Falls
Aue
Great Northern
Butte
Scobey
Bainville
J WF
Innocent Woman Freed After Two Jail Terms
Mrs. Gooding of Littishampton was released from Portamouth prison after serving about sixteen months for crimes now proven innocent. The court of criminal appeal in London ordered her release, finding she could not have committed the offenses. She is a mother of small children and had faced libel charges for messages deemed libelous. Scotland Yard led the investigation.
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Ee Boal
Rove B. Gooding O
Scotland Yard
Ans
Court of Criminal Appeal
Landen
Health committee warns of insanitary plumbing risk
A plumbers union committee told county commissioners that the northwestern city area has saunas with improper plumbing, risking sewer gas and illness. Dr. P. H. McCarthy cited sanitation rules. the board may act. Commissioners pledged to investigate with the council, while residents seek action against mill dust and tailings concerns.
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Union
P. H. McCarthy
Board of Health
Cooney
Timber Butte
W. A. Clark
District Courtroom Remodeling Bid Notice
County commission calls for bids to remodel Judge Carroll's courtroom. Bid deadline August 26 requires a certified check for 6 percent of estimated cost and a 26 percent performance bond if awarded. The courtroom is the last unremodeled in the building.
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Carroll
County Commission
Tee Avdakways
Gilecler
National Park
Federal Bureau ‘of
Fioherien
The
Fonat! Park’services
Thdian Affairs
Early Fall of Snow Predicted by Butte Weather Prophets
Butte records a cooler shift after a warm spell ending with showers and a hail storm. Observers cite increased August rainfall and migrating birds as signs of an early fall and possible early frosts, with folk explanations noting the air turning crisp and a general anticipation of seasonal change.
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Butte
Judge Jackson Returns From Trip To Yellowstone and Divide
Judge Joseph R. Jackson recently returned from Superior where he sat for Judge Duffy. The 207 mile Sunday journey included two hour long stops. He praised the Bitterroot Divide drive as prodigious and noted a sand road near the divide used by forest rangers. He also visited Yellowstone Park and Battle Ground, reporting no car trouble and an enjoyable outing.
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Joseph R. Jackson
Superior
Duffy
United States Forest Reserve Forces
Yellowstone Park
Alleged Firebug Held for Government Action
A Stewart woman identified by police as Polly Jones was found near Prado Street and Colorado Street in a suspected arson case. She was ordered held for federal authorities with possible arson charges under review by county prosecutors, details pending.
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Prado Street
Country Attorney's Office
Stewart
Colorado Street
Polly Jones
Sunday School Picnic Today at St Mark's Lutheran
St Mark's Lutheran church hosts its annual Sunday school picnic at the reservoir today. Cars will ferry guests from Pelock to the city, returning late this evening. The program features sports, a picnic lunch, and supper.
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St. Mark's
Children to Compete for Valuable Medals at Columbia Gardens
Athletic directors announce Thursday field day prizes for children at Columbia Gardens. Entries must be handed to Miss Clara Greene or M.A. Clavett before noon Thursday. Events include sprints, jumps, potato race, baseball throw, and shot put with silver, bronze medals, and prettily decorated ribbons as prizes.
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Columbia Gardens
Clara Greene
M.A. Clavett
Pest
Ela
Public weighing scale for people’s free use
County commissioners consider approving a proposal to place a general public weighing scale for use. Einstein states the device serves the people at large and comments on the convenience it offers to the public.
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Enstein
City Offices Close Wednesday Afternoon Notice
City offices will close Wednesday afternoon as part of the observance of a commercial tag. Mayor Cocking announced yesterday that regular business will be transacted in the morning with closures in the afternoon.
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Mayor Cocking
Local shopkeepers ignore sidewalk sweeping ordinance
City officials claim storewalk rules require morning sweeping in the business district. Mayor Cocking announced plans to bring violators of the ordinance into court, highlighting enforcement actions against negligent merchants. The issue centers on compliance and potential legal penalties for noncompliance.
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Cocking
Boy Scout Troop Hikes To Moulton Reservoir
Scout Troop 17 of Walkerville outlines a weekend overnight bike hike to Moulton Reservoir north of Walkerville. Leaders Bill Williams and Bill Gilbert guided the trip with a group including Joe, Bal Irvin Holman, Jacke Nie Verne Halstead, Gerald Bal, and others. The hike included a climb at Rocky Avon, a snipe roast, a boat at a lake, and a return Sunday after exploring hills and guiding lost tourists to a proper turning point. The next trek plans Camp Bowen and Lal.
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Boy Scouts of America
Moulton Rasarvair
Walkerville
Kenoffel
Saing
Rocky Avon
Atther
Bowen
Lal
Bill Williams
Bill Gilbert
Richards
Joe
Bal Irvin Holman
Jacke Nie Verne Halstead
Gerald Bal
Garreld Tregedga
Oxnald Vroetor Laidlaw
Alvin Wel Bartlett
Arnold Bartlett
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Innocent
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Phawie’ Schift
Frankfort-on-atain
Montana
Hennessy’s
Gravenstein
Gautitower
Delicatessen
Hennessy
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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White House
Sunshine
Boston Butts
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J. E. Murph
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Moulton Reservoir
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