Bonding ordinance passes Butte council action
After a lengthy session the Butte city council approved the bonding ordinance and set Sept 12 for a special election. They reduced bonds to 400 000 and approved registry agent and judge pay, opened bids, and moved to fix street, sewer, and sidewalk projects while addressing tax, dog control, and public safety issues.
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Doull
Judiciary Committee
Ambrose
Blumkin
Bouck
Boyle
Caddy
Harrington
Mullins
O'Donnell
Sullivan
Whitney
Winscott
MacGinniss
Anaconda Boys Seek Ride Home From Police
George and Joe Lawlor, 12 and 15, Anaconda youths, came to the police station seeking transportation home. They said their father lives on Birch Street and runs a saloon in Anaconda. Police notified the father, and they are expected to be sent home this morning after a Friday runaway. Schlitz Atlas threw at Corner.
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George and
Joe Lawlor
Anaconda
Birch Street
Butte
Butte Driving Club Adopts By Law Change On Driving
At a lively meeting the Butte Driving Club adopted Dr. Moore’s motion allowing owners to have another member drive when unable to drive. The group authorized directors to arrange match races every two to three weeks with cups and prizes. Members discussed who qualifies as a professional and noted several named drivers in town.
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Moore
Judge Speer
Matin Street
Clements
Galbraith
The
Treasury
Hugh Wright
F. M. Grady
Mr. Wright
King
Bob Murray
Er. B. Turney
Matt Jones
Dr. Smetters
Messrs. McDonald
Lockhart
Lane
Lobb
O'Neill
McIntyre
Graham
Carr
Woman of the Bad Lands Says Caller Robbed Her
Jean Smith accuses Paul Glass of stealing 10 dollars from her in Copper King tunnel about 1 o clock this morning. She kept the money in her stocking and says Glass took it by force and fled, then was nabbed by Policeman Connors and jailed. She also says he kicked her in the side.
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Paul Glass
Jean Smith
Copper King Tunnel
Glass
Connors
Nature's summons in Four-Track News August feature
Excerpt from Richard A. Haste's The Call of the Wilderness urges readers to heed the wilderness call and reclaim primal freedom. It argues civilization strains, promotes self-rule in untrodden terrain, and frames wilderness as vital to race preservation and personal renewal.
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Richard A. Haste
Directions on Handkerchiefs for French Soldiers
Cotton handkerchiefs issued to French troops carry printed sanitary rules for march and campaign. They also feature pictures of officers of all ranks so a private can identify an officer’s grade at a glance.
Lumber shortage foretold as hard woods vanish by 1950
William J. Tisdale warns that walnut is nearly gone and oak ash and cherry will follow in four to five decades. He predicts America will rely on foreign forests from Siberia to Africa as U S mills exhaust timber at a rapid rate and affordable oak cabinets may disappear for moderate homes.
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Milwaukee Free Press
William J. Tisdale
Bay City
Siberia
South America
Africa
America
Michigan
Mighty Niagara in Early Niagara Falls Feature
Excerpt from Four-Track News quoting the New York Press urges repeated visits to Niagara Falls to study its evolving beauty and moral uplift. describes seeing the falls in winter to fall dress and promises renewed wonder with each visit.
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New York Press
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Right Mrs Wright Changes Her Mind About Jail Release
The right Mrs Wright obtained her husband Ernest Wright’s release from the county jail after he had served about 24 hours on a petty larceny charge. She persuaded Assistant County Attorney Denny to drop the case, and Justice Taylor approved the release. The couple, speaking through the jail bars, reached an amicable agreement and the charges will not be pressed.
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Ernest Wright
Wright
Justice Taylor
County Institute Set for Bozeman For Sept 25 27
County Superintendent Alice Williams announces the county institute in Bozeman from September 25 to 27, with nearly 100 teachers expected. Instructors include Prof H K Wolf of Missoula and Miss Jessie Newlin of the University of Chicago, who will lead reading and other topics, while an examination will be held August 25 and 26 at the county high school.
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Standard
Bozeman
Alice Williams
West Side
H. K. Wolf
Missoula
Jessie Newlin
University of Chicago
Reading
Wolf
State University of Montana
Seven Countries Annual Beer Consumption Totals
The seven nations show a combined beer consumption of 1.604 billion gallons yearly. Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States lead with 1.783, 1.501, and 1.494 billion gallons respectively, followed by Austria 492 million, France 289 million, Hungary 38.25 million, and Italy 6.75 million.
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Germany
United Kingdom
United States
Austria
France
Hungary
Italy
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Robert Walker
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