Fuel examiners in Butte confer with local arms
Federal Trade Commission examiners met with Silver Bow fuel committee and state official P. J. Brophy in Butte to discuss fuel control. They stressed they cannot fix retail prices. visit described as advisory. Dick and Smelzer led the talks, with inspections of surface plants and mine operations included in the day’s program.
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Trade Commission
Silver Bow Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Fuel Administration Committee
Silver Bow County
P. J. Brophy
Butte
W. E. Dick
Montana
David Smelzer
Commission
A. V. Dachenhausen
LF. Loreng
C.C. Stack
Dillon
Anaconda
County Commission
Smotzer
Seattle
Naional
Mr. Smelter
Brophy
Silver Bow Club
Non beverage alcohol rules clarified for druggists
Clinton J. Moore reports from Washington that druggists may not sell non beverage alcohol in quantities over a pint to non permit holders and must medicate it to render it unfit for beverage use. The Treasury Department specifies ten formulas and holds pharmacists responsible for medication when dispensing by prescription.
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Butte
Clinton J. Moore
Treasury Department
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Treasury
Cranberry Sauce Safe Under U S Food Administration
Butte district representative of the American Cranberry Exchange says cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving and Christmas stays within federal guidance. The U S Food Administration denies opposing cranberries and suggests emergency use of summer preserves or jellies. It notes corn syrup can substitute sugar with minimal flavor loss, advising two thirds sugar to one third corn syrup for jelly and sauce.
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Federal Food Administration
Butte
American Cranberry Exchange
United States Food Administration
Food Administration
Marriage Licenses Issued by Montana Clerk of Court
The Helena and Butte area issued licenses yesterday including Otis Lee and Mary Agnes McCormick both of Helena. Bert Gareat and Gladys Massey both of Butte. Thomas J Lowry and Alice L Sanders of Basin. Glen C Mannes and Cora B Seeley of Butte. Richard Paulson and Selma Ackerman of Tutte. Wood and Grace Foley of Missoula. Stephen Sullivan and Elizabeth Bryant of Butte.
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Otis Lee
R.A. Weisner
Mary Agnes McCormick
Helena
Albert Gareat
Gladys Massey
Butte
Thomas J. Lowry
Alice L. Sanders
Basin
Glen C.mannes
Cora B. Seeley
Richard Paulson
Selma Ackerman
Korniloff Escapes Bolshevik Pursuit With 409 Troops
General Korniloff, former commander in chief, reportedly fled Bolshevik forces from Mohilev and traveled with 409 Caucasian troops. He was sighted at Orsha, north of Mohilev, on Monday, according to a Petrograd dispatch to the Daily Mail.
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Korniloff
Andon
Mohilev
Petrograd
Daily Mail
Orsha
Blue and Gray Help Build National Army
Plans from the war department enlist police officials nationwide in selecting and summoning registrants under the selective service act. Postmasters are ordered to aid local boards, deliver notices, and pursue deserters, with deserters facing military law and penalties.
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National Army
Wilson
War Department
Butte
United States
Fed
Eral
Nat Tonal Army
Emvi Ue Postal Authori
Phil Goodwin
G. H. Crowder
Focal Boards
A.S. Burleson
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East Park
Old Colony
Lee Ie
Carlos
Idaho
Butte’s New Hospital
Columbia
Washington Street
Columbia Hospital
Emma J. Soles
Ivory
Ebony
Powell Jewelry Co
North Main
ACME
Kalsemine
Paint Specialists
West Park Street
First
Assort
Childa
Xmas
Crane
Eaton's Highland
Josure
NEW Coats
Toyland
Teddy Bears
Estey
Connell’s
Victor
Victrolas
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