Captain Cooke Feeling Fine After Tanlac Cure
Captain F. M. Cooke a longtime Great Northern conductor from St. Paul says Tanlac cured his long running stomach troubles gas pressure headaches and nerves leaving him feeling ten years younger he now eats freely and suffers no symptoms Fuller Dine Co. sells Tanlac in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Cooke
East Winired Street
St. Paul
Minn
Great Northern Railroad
Capt Cooke
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Dine Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Danderine Stops Hair Loss And Boosts Beauty
A historic hair treatment claims to halt shedding and enhance appearance. The advertisement touts stronger, fuller hair, with promises of improved texture and shine for users seeking a cosmetic boost.
Danderine Ad Claims Hair Revival Benefits
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair product that removes dullness and dandruff. It promises each strand regains life, vigor, brightness, and color with noticeable thickness after use.
No-To-Bac Tobacco Habit Aid Claim
Advertises No-To-Bac tablets as an easy aid to quit smoking or chewing. Promises immediate craving relief, full habit break, and money-back guarantee via druggist refund if not effective. Claims Cascarets owners produce the product for reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpent
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
Beautifully Curley Hair Method Promises Easy Curling
An ad touts the sikmerine method for curling hair in three hours. It claims natural looking curls that stay soft and undamaged, with liquid silmerine easy to use and non greasy, urging readers to buy from their druggist and follow simple directions.
Tailenders Fall to Black Bogs in Five Innings Darkened Game
The Black Boges beat the tailenders 19 to 脳 in a five inning game halted by darkness at the Clark playgrounds. Henry and the Black Rocks fielded errorless defense while Colorado Pittsmont booted eight, and Moriarty replaced Rogan after three batters. Steve Sullivan made two long catches behind the defenses as Umpire Ashford delivered smooth, decisive calls.
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Black Rocks
Colorado Pittsmants
Rogan
Devis-Daly
Moriarty
Steve Sullivan
Black Rock Hurses
Henry
Black Rock
R. Duckham
Keane
Aromson
Corbett
L. Boyer
Keefe
Harrington
Colter
Une
Rhsathiacgeats
Colorado -Pittsmont
G. Hamm
Miles
Rolando
C. Sundbere
Moriarity
Barclay
Pe Frazier
Sullivans
Seer Rogan
Colorado-Pittsmont
Aronson
Enry
Roan
Colorado-Pittsmonth
Ashford
Butte First Aid Team Heads to Denver Contests
Butte's representative first aid team will travel to Denver for an international first aid contest on September 9 10 and 11. They will demonstrate at Butte High School auditorium before a meeting of the American College of Surgeons. General health topics will be discussed by national experts during the college convention. The team practiced many of the hundred problems yesterday with manager John L Boardman attending daily sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Denver
American College of Surgeons
College of Surgeons
John L. Boardman
Arrest for Nuisance in Sale of Liquor
Steve Mihlich of 120 Cherry Street was arrested by federal agents Tuesday and night and charged with making a nuisance in the sale of liquor. He pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner Van Etten. Bond set at 300 dollars and posted to insure his appearance in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mihlich
Cherry Street
United States
van Etten
G. G. P. Chairman Resigns in St Louis
W L Cole tendered his resignation as chairman of the Republican state committee and it was accepted during a committee meeting in St Louis on August 25.
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Louis
W. L. Cole
Republican State Committee
Legion Men Guests At First Annual Picnic
Ex servicemen from Silver Bow county and World War nurses plus Spanish American and Civil War veterans gathered at Columbia gardens for the American Legion and auxiliary event. About 1,000 attendees enjoyed dining, races, tug of war, and a concert, with prizes for best dancers and a 9 pm dance in the pavilion. Names of organizing volunteers and team lineups noted. day wrapped with Mines band street concert.
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Silver Bow County
Columbia Gardens
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rogers
Haderli
Campbell
Martenson
Zugendorf
Twenty-first Infantry
Legion
Phippen
Ball
Jovick
McGeehan
Mines
Butte
Musicians’ Union
Oates
Ed Burley
Margaret Cameron
Opie
Mary Patterson
Margaret Patterson
Mary Laforest
Kate Murray
Helene McCarthy
Merce Lavelle
Harris
Margaret Comba
Viola Cameron
McGrath
Noyes
John Troup
H. Casey
F. O'Brien
George Castro Dies at 36 Owner of Crystal Cafe
George Castro 36 died at his home 716 South Main last evening. He owned the Crystal cafe at 69 East Park street. Born in Greece he came to Butte at 15. Survived by wife two daughters two brothers and his parents in Greece. Remains moved to Daly-Shea rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Castro
South Main
Mr. Castro
Crystal Cafe
East Park Street
Greece
Butte
Daly-Shea
Modern flusher reaches Dillon in the business district
Dillon August 25 a power street flusher arrived this morning to replace the old horse drawn sprinkler system in the paved business district The new motor driven device was ordered by the city council months ago and will improve street cleaning in the downtown area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Owder
Rotarians to Consider Use of Public Funds at Lunch
The Butte Rotary Club meets at the Silver Bow to appoint a committee with Anaconda to investigate how public funds are used. Walter Gamer presents a talk on candy making. A. H. Heilbronner chairs. Helena picnic committee report also on agenda.
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Rotarians
Butte
Silver Bow
Butte Club
Anaconda
Walter Gamer
A. H. Heilbronner
Helena
Hold School Bond Election November 13
The Butte school district schedules a $525,000 bond election for November 13 to fund three new grade schools replacing McKinley and Jefferson buildings, with Blaine repairs. The old Jackson school site in North Walkerville sold for $1,250.
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Butte
McKinley
Jefferson
Blaine
Jackson
Walkerville
Deer Lodge Briefs include vows, deaths, and civic news
E G Tommey returned to Helena after voting in Deer Lodge. W W Behel Jr of Chicago and Norma Gullette of Deer Lodge received a marriage license. Mrs Dora Huffman died in Deer Lodge. burial will be in St Louis. Legion picnic at Dan Tewey ranch. Mrs C G Marsh and daughter from Spokane visited. The Midding family left for Rock Creek Lake. Mary Carey from Anaconda secured rooms for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
E. G. Toomey
Helena
F. P. Kooken
Avon
W. W. Behel Jr
Chicago
Norma Gullette
American Legion
Dan Tewey
CG. Marsh
Spokane
Dora Huffman
Philipsburg
J. S. Huffman
Huffman
Dora Buschman
St Louis
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Captain Cooke
Tanlac
St. Nicholas School
Broadway
North Seattle, Wash
Gente
Spriesene
Mines League
Colo
Pittsmont
Elmort
A. G M
Clark
Hennessy
Vernis Martin
Plu.uu
Kroehler
Montana
Water Water Pass
Wacovyv
Burbank
Han Ar
Beddin
Floor
Diay
Jesse Campbell
Mortenson
Jarvey
Morrell’s
Kingsford
Ceet
Hills Bros. M. J. B
White House Coffee
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