Butte Current Notes Summary
Butte area notices and ads mention Orton Bros. pianos, Walker's Pine Creek coal, Clothe ry store discounts, and local services. Birth announced for Jack Tsrach's son. Dentists Dr Tronside advertise, Yegen Bros bankers, Slemons Booth insurance, stationery at the Post Office stand. Local visitors include J A Walker of Helena and family from Walkerville vacationing in Salt Lake. W C T Anna A Walker to meet H Harris. John Shea recovering after surgery in Murray hospital.
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Orton Bros
Walker's
Pine Creek
Penn
Leese
Butte
Erlah’s
East Park
North Main
Jack Tsrach
Tronside
North Main Street
Yegen Bros
Montena Fire Insurance
Slemons & Booth
North Sail
Ind
P.O. Drews
West Park
J. A. Walker
Helena
Harry Walker
Firlen
J. Bouthe
Lillian
Walkerville
John Shea
West Center Street
Murray Hospital
Colder August Records Said To Grip Region
The city reports the coldest August in a decade with temperatures around 4 to 38 degrees and a light snow dusting on the Rockies. A fire at 226 South Main Street started from the cold, sparking minor damage while officials note heating shortages at the new courthouse.
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Texarts
Mercury
South Main Street
Hien Witeisky
Bute Trunk and Manufacturing
Couly
J . Wharton
Rulie Electric Railway Company
Columba Gadens
Park Aul Main
Shaw
Rockies
Columbia Gardens
Denutler
Wonderful attractions at the Ansonia Theater
The Ansonia Theater drew large crowds with a lively bill headlined by The Stars and Niripes. The program featured In His Father's Footsteps, Careless Curt, The New Tach Organ, an Essanay play with Miss Sayde Pearl, Oh Promise Me sung by her, Niagara Falls as a special feature, and a Pink Lady orchestral selection. The theater promises repeat performances Monday and Tuesday afternoons and evenings.
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Ansonia Theater
Lmith
Curt
A. Lik Usinmack
Sayde Pearl
Lodsy
Butte
Niagara Falls
Javern
Nay Picture Theater
MOTH GUESTS TUERATEN-F CONNELLY VISITORS LIST
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and towns including Billings, Lewistown, Great Falls, Dillon, Helena, Livingston, and Lakeview. The text mentions Mr and Mrs, doubles as social guest entries, and several surnames such as Sanford, Raymond, Spronie, Grose, Gross, Belding, Drummond, Flynn, Nelson, Heilener, Ingram, McRay, Anderson, Forsyth, and Ohm, with scattered locations.
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Livingston
F. ¢. Heilener
J . Biggins
George F Ingram
Helena
Ee McRay
Mra
M ML Maburie
H.C Anderson
Witt
L. Forsyth
Lakeview
Migzoulay
Pederad Court Opens With Unclear Federal Action
The report states that Taige Dowrguin was removed from Teint yesterday to open the Ruts department of the federal coupe this morning as Tas neasion WIN continues through the week and focuses on station hard continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taige Dowrguin
Teint
Tas Neasion
Sacred Heart Picnic At Carman Gardens Planned
Sacred Heart branch L of R 8 will hold its annual picnic Wednesday April 2 at Carmanian gardens. Members bring lunch on Leys fire sale. Our logs is your gain. Lightly damaged goods from the lot or the dollar commencing Tuesday 9 a.m.
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Sacred Heart
L. Or
Wil
Angry arrest after bowling over pair in accident
Victor North former city patrolman is jailed after an altercation with Mr and Mrs Leroy Meeham at 539 South Arizona Street. Meeham accused North of running him down. North claims Meeham damaged his car and vows to sue. Bond set at 100 dollars for Worth of 736 West Broadway.
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Victor North
Leroy Meeham
South
Arizona Street
Worth
Wast Broadway
Anaconda Moose Picnic Draws Hundreds for Event Wins
Several hundred moose lodge members and guests gathered at Gregaen yesterday for the Anaconda Moose picnic hosted by the Anaconda lodge. Judges praised Hugh Daly for organizing efforts as Warm Springs defeated Gregeon Springs in tug of war and Race Track Nine won the baseball game. Kate O Day and Mrs James McGuire led women’s events, while Miss Kate O'Day, Leo La Salle, and Thomas Parker earned top places in sprint and field events. The Sunday school picnic will be held at the Windsor ranch, with transport from Butte via Milwaukee coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregaen
Moose Lodge
Anaconda
John Lawler
Sagt
Chin
Hugh Daly
Warm Springs
Gregeon Springs
James O'Brien
Anepnca
Mike Iran
Butte
Kate O'Day
Mill Creek
Leo la Salle
Thomas Parker
James McGuire
Pat Gallapher
Witsor Ranch
Mc. Birds Ranch
First Presbyterian Church
Milwaukee
Ranat
Elshicen Stile Canyon
Travonia Sunday Echo
Mountain View Picnic by Methodists on Oregon Line
The Mountain View Methodist Church Sunday school and Sadler Aid Society plan their annual picnic at Glen Oregon. The Short Line train will depart the flower depot at 1 30 PM on Wednesday.
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Mountain Vien Methedst Church
Sadler Aid Society
Glen
South Ondho Oregon
Oldest Boston Actor Nathandel D B Jones Dies at 74
Scituate Mass Aug 15 Nathandel D B Jones Boston’s oldest actor died today at age 74 He was a veteran of the stage appearing with Booth and others He became a playwright and manager in his later years
Porcelain Surface Coating Versus Metal Plating Debate
The article compares softening varnish and a conductive metal coating on porcelain and glass. It notes the metal route is costly and complex, while a new fused surface aims to render the item chemically bonded with heat. Deposits can be varied to produce polished, dyed, oxidized, lacquered, or heated ware, increasing strength and nearly unbreakable results.
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Reid
Wilson Campaign Expands as States Set for Visits
Governor Wilson resumes a week of campaigning with talks at a Plattdeutsche Verein event in Union and a Treuten meeting of the Democratic League. He plans to attend a baby parade at Asbury Park while nationwide efforts intensify before a western swing. Congressional session delays affect schedules and limit campaign activity.
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Leaginl
Gav
Wilson
Plattdeutache Velfest Verein
Union AM
Nava
Democratic League
Asbury Park
N. J
Toxenh EL Davies
National
Levinun
Davia
Prelir
Lic
Congress
Mie
Wilpon Jondera
Ogornan
Culberson
Gore
Tate
Horsenan Revorted Dying At St James Hospital
E J A Stevens Kentucky horseman with a stable at Jokes club meet is critically ill from pneumonia contracted during heavy rains. He was taken to St James Hospital yesterday with his wife by his side. his condition is described as grave as of this morning.
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Straveng
Kentucky
Stevens
St. Tames’ Hospital
Mine accident leaves two workers injured severely
A mine ground stall on the 1000-foot level of the J. I. G. mine last night injured two men. Albert West, 27, suffered lacerations to head and face and 1222 Mina street. James Ranch, 39, of 614 East Galena street, had a bruised back and head injury but could return home. He was taken to James' hospital for care.
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Alsert West
Werren
Mina Street
Ifis
A. James
Galena Street
Three Men Helped Injured Woman After Reckless Driving
Mrs Donovan of 600 South Main was struck at the Montana corner by a truck driven recklessly. Three men carried her from the mud to St Jamaa hospital and later back home after paying all charges. She suffered facial and shoulder bruises on her way home from church.
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Danovan
South Main Street
Montana
Old Mercury
St. Jamaa’ Hospital
Donovan
Wedding Night Camp Revels In Montana Mountains
In a moonlit Montanan canyon near Missoula a couple, joined by friends and family, celebrated a rustic wedding and campout. Guests included Arthur Jackson and Parker Thand among others. a camp like canopy and tin can mementos marked the event with music, stories, and a midnight feast.
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Hugh cM. Splovs
Manel Javkyon
Sornmane
Kook Wrest
Mizsona
Atlown Enyon
Tihintelit
Kogrhek
Lev
Senth Suny Methodist Church
Tha Seewa
Pethi
Butte
Mr. Splerg
Taekomeck
Jackson
Mia Nigitkal
Rock Creok
Hayor
Charles Ve Inckeon
Jean Duckson
Missoula
Beldendlensbel Bey the Nee
Honir
Etic Jackson
Spiers
Butia
Arthur Jackson
Willam
Mes
Parker Thand
Charlet Ghovelind
Atte
George Macha
Mies Doly Hand
Elden Muleod
Treland Rand
Robert Melo
Dorothy Cleveland
Wolliday
Marke Creak
KP Bheasrl
Grant
Haxel Khan
Bre Sphesla
Purditare Company
Tasmanian Apples Grow Despite Drought Or Trade
Westminster Gazette reports apple growing in Tasmania expanding steadily. Projected 2 000 orchards with potential yields could reach 3 010 000 bushels annually. Current season: 90 514 acres produced 1 748 000 bushels. Record year with 21 mailers on the apple trip and overseas exports exceeding 965 000 cases.
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Westminster Gazette
Tasmania
Lennon
New Electroplating Method for Porcelain and Glass
The New York Times reports England will adopt a new electroplating process for metals on porcelain and glass, as noted by the Crockery and Glass Journal. Earlier attempts used graphite or plumbago faces and insulating layers, preventing direct metal contact with the ware and yielding uneven, poor deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
England
Crockery and Glass Journal
China
Bar Association Debate Over Negro Attorney Membership
New York Aug 12 The question whether Negro attorneys should be admitted to the American Bar Association was discussed at the annual meeting. The executive committee's public report on Negro membership was rescinded. The case centers on how Lewis and two Milne men were elected amid questions of procedure and legality. Attorney General Wickersham supported the legality of Williams and urged action to preserve the 8700 members.
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New York
American Bar
William EH
United States
Guch Redlon
Bedi
Materi
Wickersham
Lewis
Walt
Tonis
Ortega
New Uses of the Banana Era in Washington Fest
The article notes growing banana processing methods across factories, aiming to maximize drying and product yield. It claims banana chips gain palatability, resemble other fruits, and displace natural fruits in markets where produced, with chips valued for breakfast and shipments directed to European markets.
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Washington
Banan Teal
Rowe
Janes
Jamaica
Taking L Chance and the Wireless Telegraphy Debate
A fragmented OCR passage discusses an advocate plan led by Hen. Dracheres to prevent followers from his retreat and to start life anew with a clean slate. It mentions letters containing cash and an instrument related to wireless telegraphy with sketches and lyrics to be sent via wireless messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracheres
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Butte News
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Blapcardia
East Broadway
Butin
Independent
Waemih
Pederad Court
the Clothery
Special Department For Motor Clothes
Seys
Anaconda Lodge OF Moose
Pionio
Mountain View VO
Wilsow
Horsenan
Iran
Mose Linz
N. Main Street
Assacre
Celtinje
Montenegri
Rug
Barans
Diabrict
Albania
Chi
Democoratic Centra Cammhitce
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic
North Stain Street
Phil €. Goodwin
J.P. Cnowley
Mnonight
AES
MONIT
Liena
Mesionits
Zapatistan
Zaratal
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co. Cor
Park and
Dakota Streets
Bly
Celvin
Gardes
Apples
Great Northern Railway
Alhambra
M. J, Sullivan
Alhambra, Mont
MecMonegal School of
Drees
Ladie
Aressea
Dorothy Block
Corner
Granite
Wyoming
Mountain. View
E. A. Shewe
O.5.l. No
Winchester
Ft Bar Association
P.ry
Liles Apaconda
Jis Arte Anaconda
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