Selchert's Daughter Recovers After Lydia E Pinkham Aid
A Horicon Wisconsin mother reports her daughter suffered months of backache and stomach discomfort. After using six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the girl regained appetite and energy. The family grants permission to publish the testimonial for the remedy.
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Horicon, Wis
Telerese
Tle Seok
Ras E. Pinkham
Eskse
Comte Frank Selchert
Horicon
Wisconsin
Lydia
le Peeree
Elise le Rem
Union Men Quit At Butte Grill Over Wage Pact
A strike by waiters and kitchen staff at the Butte grill followed a wage agreement dispute with owner refusals. State cafe workers joined briefly but later signs indicated most restaurant owners would sign. A conference with an employers' committee produced concessions on fines, part work wording, and notice terms, and union officials stated unanimity in signing as long as no wage cuts occurred. Proprietor W H Davey reported a harmonized Sunday meeting but said ultimatums and threats to pull crews had driven tensions.
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Butte Gril
Culinary Workers
Butte Grill
State
Butte
O'Hare
Employers’ Committee
The
W. H. Davey
Davey Sid
Sullivan Attends Liberty Theater Opening in Great Falls
W J Sullivan, Rialto manager of Butte, attends the opening of the Liberty theater in Great Falls, a lavish new moving picture house built by Jensen and Von Herberg on the old Paris store site. Ed Myrick, formerly of the Rialto, will run the Great Falls house.
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Liberty
Great Falls
W. J. Sullivan
Rialto Theater
Butte
Paris
Jensen & von Herberg Company
Leesees
Rialto
Ed Myrick
Sullivan
Montana
Northwest
Jensen & von Herberg House
Ver mersae furman leads postwar soldier relief program
Col Charlee R Forbis named commander in chief of govern forces directing soldier relief and insurance operations. He oversees a 1.509 million dollar insurance and compensation fund, manages war risk care for service members, and leads the new centralized relief effort under one administration. A veteran of Somme and Argonne campaigns, he formerly was a vice president at a large engineering firm.
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Charlee R. Forbis
Nent
Goldlere
Verersae
Furman
Terea Halties Ie
Igo
Harding
Large Engineering Corporation
Somme
Argonne
St Biibiel @rive
Irish Feet Go Dancing as Tin Cup Gathers Aid
A West Park crowd watched a blind fiddler draw an Irish and Scottish mood into a dance. A boy tossed coins into a tin cup and urged repeats while parents encouraged charity through their children's offerings. The performer praised Butte’s generous spirit despite hardship.
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Tara's
West Parktreet
Enorte
Butte
Miniga City
Dwyer Becomes Officer After Montana Bar Meeting
Attorney J. J. Dwyer former district court judge returned yesterday from Hunter’s Hot Springs where he attended the Montana Bar Association annual meeting. He was chosen vice president to represent the Second judicial district. The gathering was noted as among the most interesting in the bar’s history with Judge William Hunt’s remarks on legal history standing out.
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Dwyer
J. J. Dwyer
District Court
Hunter's
Hot Springs
Montana Bar Association
Bar Association
William Hunt
Calumet Baking Powder Promoted for Quality and Safety
An advertisement extols Calumet as the unfailing baking powder that saves flour sugar eggs and baking powder itself. It claims minimal usage with a spoonful or two and asserts official U S Food Authorities approval. The product is produced in what is described as the world’s largest and most sanitary baking powder factories.
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U. S
Delegates to Miles City Methodist Conference Leave Butte
Delegates to the Montana state conference of the Methodist church departed Butte for a five day session in Miles City. The opening session is set for Wednesday with laymen meeting Friday. Rev J C Randall and delegates E D Elderkin and Arthur Cole represent Butte, with featured addresses by Drs George Burns N E Davis W S Beard R E Dunlap and Charles Oaten.
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the Methodist Church
Butte
Miles City
E. D. Elderkin
Arthur Cole
George B. Burns
N. E. Davis
W. 8. Beard
R. E. Dunlap
Charles Oaten
Montana
Solomon
Knights of Columbus Third Degree Dance At Columbia Gardens
The annual third degree dance drew over 1,000 couples with Ragadours supplying music. Earl Blodgett chaired the arrangements, aided by James Fleming and others. Women showcased bright organdies and formal fabrics in a lively summer social night.
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Knights of Columbus
Columbia Gardens
Knights
Earl Blodgett
James Fleming
W. J. Corbett
Ed Rouleau
Ross Richardson
Edward Sullivan
Jere Shea
John Canty
Joseph Bright
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