East Lake City Man Credits Tanlac For Relief From Rheumatism
Clarence C. Jewell of Salt Lake City testifies that after years of crippling rheumatism Tanlac restored his mobility and energy. He describes severe pain, swelling, sleepless nights, and weight loss before taking 13 bottles, now able to work and feeling like a new man. Ad cites Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte.
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Clarence C. Jewell
St. West
Salt Lake City
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Y M C A Boys Camp at Mount Fleecer Details
A YMCA group led by A B Whittredge plans an outing at Mount Fleecer ranger station from August 20 to 25. Boys sleep in tents, bring blankets, and pay $4 for food. Oscar Bjorgum will oversee sports. Visitors allowed August 23, and a post camp hike from August 30 to September 1 is planned for those who sign up.
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A. B. Whittredge
Mount Fleecer Ranger Station
Mr. Whittredge
Oscar Bjorgum
Highlands
Boulder Canyon
Butte Drops From 93 to 39 Degrees in 24 Hours
A 54 degree drop in 24 hours sent Butte residents hunting for last year’s coats yesterday morning. Sunday and Monday rose to 93 degrees, but by 6 a.m. Wednesday the thermometer marked 39. Columbia Gardens also hit a 38 degree low. Last year Aug 2 saw 30 degrees, the record low for August.
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Butte
Butte Electric Railway Company
Columbia Gardens
Al Green Returns to Cast Primary Vote in Butte
Al Green, a prominent Butte man, registered at Finlen and said he came home to vote in the primaries. He noted San Francisco’s dry spell but lively nightlife, warned about fermented grape juice, and spoke of Seattle’s shipyard closures reducing population by about 60,000. He also mentioned meeting Harold Crary, now a Seattle Chamber of Commerce publicity man.
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al Green
Butte
San Francisco
Finlen
Green
Seattle
Mr. Green
Harold Crary
Delegates Attend State Convention for Eastern Star
Delegates from the Butte chapter of the Order of Eastern Star depart for Missoula to attend the state convention. Friday features an executive session, with Saturday set for the election of officers. Ruth chapter delegates are Gertrude Bettenson Lizzie Bedell and A W Criss. Butte chapter No 39 delegates are Kate S, Joe Clemme B Knipe and Joseph H Evil.
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Butte
The
Order of Eastern Star
Missoula
Ruth
Gertrude Bettenson
Lizzie Bedell
A. W. Criss
Kate
Jackoe Clemme B. Knipe
Joseph H. Evil
Kansas couples wed despite high cost of living rise
Topeka Kansas reports a surge in marriages in early 1926 with more licenses issued in the first half than in any six months since state records began. The six month period Jan 1 to June 30 shows 11,109 marriages while prior years 1920, 1909 and 1917 recorded lower totals, and births also increased in the period.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Deserted Commercial Day in Butte Delights None
Goldsmiths Deserted Village had little on Butte yesterday as crowds dispersed after Roosevelt's speech. Traffic police idle, dogs asleep, and only a despondent man causing a brief disturbance near Park and Wyoming. Picnics and shows drew crowds at Columbia gardens Washoe park Basin reservoir and Deer Lodge with activities across the county.
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Goldsmith
Butte
Roosevelt
Park
Wyoming Streets
Butchers
Columbia Gardens
Clerks Union
Washoe Park
Anaconda
Tri-County
Farmers
Conley’s Lake
Deer Lodge
Butte Shriners
Basin
Presbyterian
Funeral for John Gearing Largely Attended in Butte
The funeral for John Gearing 39 who died after a mine accident was held at St Ann's church with many friends and former colleagues present. Burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers named Fred Christman George Seabowen Frank Smith John Crone John Viesorovich and P W Flynn. Gearing a 25 year resident of Butte worked for the Northern Pacific railway and is survived by a sister and two brothers. He was the third of five brothers to die in accidents related to trains or service.
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John Gearing
St Ann’s Church
Poe
Holy Cross Cemeery
Modern
Woodmen of America
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of Foresters of
Butte
Mr. Gearing
Fred Christman
George Seabowen
Frank Smith
John Crone
John Viesorovich
P. W. Flynn
Northern Pacific Railway
George Noyes
Walnut Street
Albert
Francis
Miss May Atchison
Lawrence
Sappington
Theodore
Camp Humphries
Virginia
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit Easily
No-To-Bac has helped thousands quit smoking or chewing by placing a harmless tablet in the mouth to stop craving. The habit is claimed to be broken and users improve physically and financially. A money back guarantee from the druggist is offered if cravings persist.
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