Butte Echoes Pioneers and Local Notices
Butte notes spotlight Emery rent pianos from Orton Bros and Dr Renick resuming practice at 03 Lewisohn building. Several Missoula and Dillon visitors stay at Finlen and Thornton. Pioneer reunion attracts Walter Cooper and W C Hoffman from Bozeman. Dr Frank Williams reopens at 217 Daly Bank. Butte College of Music opens fall term Sept 2 with limited summer sale. Marriage licenses issued for Butte residents. Judge Lynch returns to work. tramp rule violations yield fines.
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Emery
Orton Bros
Renick
Lewisohn
Washington
J. McCormick
Missoula
Finlen
P.O
R. E. Foster
Dillon
J. H. Miller
Thornton
George C. Rice
A. Potts
Walter Cooper
W. C. Hoffman
Bozeman
Pioneers
Frank Williams
Daly Bank
Butte College of Music
A. G. MacDonald
Margaret, Pleasace
Helen’ MacDonald
Norris
Allan
EF. W. McPhail
TN. Hanna
Drummond
R. M. Anderson
Hall
Granite County
Phoebe Ire
Thorn
FE. C. Harrington
Dora Reese
Butte
Pueblo
Col
Arthur M. Garwood
Ruth Retta Swope
Ena Brukkula
Wilma Himanka
Roy Brown
Ida ‘Taft
Otis Lee
J. J. Lynch
District Court
Alhambra Springs
Grimes
L. T. Smaley
Jos Lobeck
J. Burnby
Hubert Prowse
Eon Carney
Silver ‘Bow Auto Company
F. S. Gray
Primeval Redwood Drama in California Forest Park
In California’s Redwood Park, a historic Indian opera staged among towering redwoods rises as the first open air Indian drama here. Thomas Vincent and Don W. Richards lead a production blending song and drama about the giant sequoias, financed by the Semipervirens club of California. The project, set in a natural forest theater, draws up to 6,000 spectators with park support and free camp facilities for visitors and participants.
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California Redwood Park
Caln
Tempervirens
Mount Srarat
Boul
Sequoia
Opencair
Redwood Forest
Elfornia
Thomas Vincent ‘Ator
San Jose
Californi
Don W. Richards
Semipervirens Club of
California
tCalifornia
Modavars Roalatanewarden
Weaver
Haean
Tosh Suger
Liv
Redwood Park
Stata
Geddes Brothers Lead Britain’s Postwar Rebuild Effort
The Geddes family figures as wartime engineers of Britain’s future with Sir Eric Geddes guiding railways and navy logistics and Sir Auckland Geddes steering reconstruction and trade policy. Their sister commands the women’s Royal Air Force auxiliary, shaping the nation’s administrative recovery. Their Scottish roots and varied careers underscore a coordinated effort to nationalize transport and mining systems under Lloyd George’s government.
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Geddes
Eric ‘Geddes
Wave
Auckland Geddes
Ound Ob Trade
Woman's Royal Air Force, With
Scotland
Erie Geddes
England
Ameri
Meaill University
Erie
Baltimore & One
France
Arthur Halfour
Admiralty
Sir Auckland
Derby
National Service
Board of Trade
Department of the Interior
Washington
Lloyd Georges
Feorgatmergrize
United Kingdom
Jana
City Market prices spark calls for new rules
City authorities grapple with market pricing as Mayor Stodden pushes for regulation to curb high costs. Reports show city market butter at 60 cents, cabbage five and a half cents, tomatoes 25 cents, green corn 45 cents, bananas 85 cents a dozen, peaches at 1.35 for 18 pounds, with store prices often higher or similar. Meat prices show minor variation, beef 12 to 20 cents in stores versus 12½ to 15 cents at the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stodden
Uptown
Butte
Mixed in His Anatomy In Dagly Daggy Court Probe
During a New Jersey criminal trial defense counsel questioned an officer who testified he found the complainant lying with a scalp wound. The report notes a serious materials shortage affecting Finland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Funeral of la McFeely Set for Morning Interment
The funeral for la McFeely will be held tomorrow morning at Daly-Shea, with interment to follow. Strong local involvement expected as family and friends gather to honor the deceased.
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Ely
the la McFeely
Daly-shea
Johnston
West Bay
Thomas John Tan
Suita Johnston
Mire Prank Murphy
Joseph’ Daren
Henry Johnston
Whaylern Wigh
Prices Break on Chicago Market
Chicago Aug 28 prices broke on the Chicago market as living costs rose. Provisions and grain fell sharply in the board of trade while retail corn and oats were affected. hogs declines were anticipated as 13,000 animals arrived unsold and more were expected. Higher grade cattle were down 25 cents per hundredweight and lambs fell about 80 cents.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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Legs
N. P
G. XN
Butte News
Primeval Forest
Great Britain
Avela
Wilson
Whitehall
Eric
House of Commons
Wineton
Churenill
Austen Chamberlain
New Times
Alroad
Finland
North Main
Sam R. White
South State Stree
Capper
E. Park St
Pioneer Jewelers
of Butte
Montana
Towle-Winterhalter- Hannifin Co
West Park
Zoe
Wcarthy, Bryant & CO
White House
John J. M’carthy
Mary
Margaret
John
Holyoke
Mass
Hirst, Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Gibb
General Washington
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Franklin Pierce
Wiliam Henry Harrison
John T
Zachary ‘Taylor
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
James A. Garfeld
Bei Niin Harrison
William Kinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Pirty
Suare
Cuba
West Side Coal Co
Frank A. Crase
Pres
Uader Tarems
M. J. Walsh CO
Daniels & Bilboa and
Kimbalmers Senate
Joseph Richards, Inc
Pillock
Sartie’ Street
Blountain View
Duggan
Edwy
Rialto
Yukon
Jensen & von Herberg
Jersey
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Swift
Queen
McCarthy's Sanitary Store
Kodak and Camera Supplies
B. E. Calkins CO
N. Main St
Pelker
W. Park ST
Henry’s
Granite
West Side
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