Bread Price Stands At Ten Cents Per Pound
The state food administration after review by a federal trade commission expert confirms that a ten cent per pound bread price is fair to both manufacturer and consumer. The Montana administrator notes bakers sought further investigation but findings show current wholesale and retail prices allow a reasonable profit for bread makers while keeping prices within reach for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Food Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Butte
Montana
Monetana Food Administration
Board Finds Relief in Health Situation
The county health board reports no local health matters requiring a full meeting for the first time in two months. Commissioners cleared a large backlog of county issues while epidemic conditions subsided. Impromptu sessions may continue until Dr Matthews returns and submits for the American Medical Association meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Board
Board of Commissioners
Health Board
Matthews
American Medical Association
Neighborhood Quarrel Ends With Fine In Police Court
Continued neighborhood quarrels between the children of Ernest Jane and Thomas Quirk led to a police court morning session. Jane was fined $19 on a disturbance charge. Four women and six children testified. Judge Whitty struggled to control the vivid testimony as Jane urged his children to assert their rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Jane
West
Granite Street
Thomas Quirk
Jane
Fine records in Columbia list
Three exquisite records in Columbia’s December group go on sale. Metropolitan Opera Orchestra performs Carmen and I Pagliacci selections, Trio de Lutece led by George Barrere offers Spring Song and Beethoven Op. 52, and clarinet solos by Thomas Hughes with Scenes That Are Brightest from Marit. Also operatic arias Parisi O Cara with Barrientos Lazaro and Alla Vita from A Masked Ball sung by Stracciari. Barbara Maurel contributes two lullabies Song of the Chimes and The Slumber Boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hea
Columbia Records
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Trio de Lutece
George Barrere
Mendelssohn
Thomas Hughes
Parisi O
Cara
Barrientos
Lazaro
Menard in Butte to Join Riddell Art Dept
P. J. Menard, long associated with Gimbel Bros. New York, arrives in Butte to lead Riddell's art department at 151 West Park street. He plans to expand the department and complete stock. Meanwhile Rotary Club delays weekly luncheons awaiting influenza ban easing. next luncheon expected Thursday Dec 19 to lay groundwork for the Twentieth District Rotary convention in Butte on Feb 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Menard
Gimbel Bros
New York City
Butte
Riddell's
West Park Street
Rotary Club
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Dorman Charged In Pett y Larceny Case In Ackley Court
In Justice Ackley's court yesterday County Attorney Jackson filed a complaint against John Dorman who is accused of petty larceny. P. J. Grogan is the complaining witness.
Walter Mueller Dies in Influenza Pneumonia
Walter H. Mueller died at his home on South Washington Street as influenza pneumonia claimed the second Mueller family member. He was treasurer of Centennial Brewing and 36 hours after pneumonia struck following a brief recovery. Cremated at the family lot in the old Catholic cemetery after a 2:30 p.m. funeral at 225 South Washington Street. survived by Armidene Choquette, one child, sisters Mrs. J. Collins West and Mrs. Albert Rochester, brother Harry, and other relatives.
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Walter H. Mueller
Washington Street
Mueller
Arthur H
Herve
Iter Mueller
Centennial Brewing Company
Mr. Mueller
John J. O'Meara
Arthur Mueller
James J. Mccarthy
McCarthy
Jack Sullivan
Ireland
Walter Mueller
Wisconsin
Putte
Armidene Choquette
J. Collins West
Billings
Albert Rochester
Harry
South
Huriat
Old Catholic
No Excuse For Driving With Improper State License Tags
Judge Whitty imposed fines for driving without proper state license tags. Os Thomas, driver of a truck, faced penalties after authorities claimed temporary licenses were in use and state licensing had not yet been completed. Palmer Schoemleben faced reckless driving allegations but was dismissed due to lack of proven fault. Several drunks were cited or had bail forfeited, including Tony Parlor and Madge West, who was ordered to stay out of Great Falls for a few days and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Tony Parlor
Madge West
Great Falls
Idge Whitty
Case Dismissed After Repeated Absences
A police court case against Arthur Ehanon for reckless automobile driving, filed November 26, was yesterday dismissed after the complainant repeatedly failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur [Ehanon
How to Win Your Girl Jewelry Ad
This ad urges suitors to buy engagement rings to win affection. It promotes sapphires rubies and diamonds from Mayer's at 7 North Main, promising value and money back. The tone pressures timing and romance while showcasing ring options and store location.
Divorces Sought Over Alleged Abuse and Misconduct
M M Shay files for divorce citing wife Zuline Shay’s murderous disposition and constant nagging. He alleges she forced him to sleep with six dogs and claimed infidelity. Also mentions Viola Tyler seeking divorce from Clyde Tyler after desertion. other brief notes include Pologer Grednoft gaining a divorce from Matvey Grednoft following alleged beatings and Ellen Wood granted a divorce from James Wood in Judge Lynch's court.
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M. M. Shay
Zuline Shay
Mississippi
Viola
Tyler
Clyde Tyler
San Francisco
Lynch
Pologer Grednoft
Matvey Grednoft
Siberia
Ellen Wood
James Wood
Well Known Men Leave Everything to Wives
In heliographic notice the will of Charles Copenharve formerly of the Standard Tutte force filed in district court names his wife Cora A. Copenharve as executrix with daughter Helen M. Loteng as sole beneficiary. A petition by Henry Loreng husband of the daughter seeks to be executor with Mrs Copenharve renouncing her executorship. Copenharve died in Los Angeles on Oct 8. The 1905 will of Arthur Mueller also filed, leaving everything to his wife with her as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Copenharve
Helen M. Loteng
Cora A. Copenharve
F. Loreng
Copenharve
Uke
Lorenz
Los Angeles
Arthur Mueller
Sherdan Club Fined in Health Order Violation Case
In police court Judge Whitty found Charles Berryman guilty for operating the Sheridan club on North Main street during the health ban and fined $10. Jack Beck, found present, had bond reduced to $10 and was released. Defendants not responsible for the club’s operation were dismissed. Dr O’Brien pleaded guilty to keeping a saloon open and was fined $10. Several others were held pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Club
North Main Street
Whitty
Charles Berryman
Jack ‘Beck
A. Te
Morrissey
Lark
Berryman
Health Board
O'Brien
South Main Street
J. Martin
Sev Colored
Blanchfield and Coxe Couple Unite in November Wedding
Edward J. Blanchfield and Miss Annie M. Coxe wed on November 27 at St. Patrick's church. Rev. Father Whalen officiated with Delia Coxe as bridesmaid and John Coxe as groomsman. A breakfast followed at the bride's home, 114 South Dakota Street, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Coxe and John and Miss May Coxe of Anaconda. The couple will reside at 114 South Dakota Street after January 1.
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Cay
Edward J. Blanchfield
Annie M. Coxe
St. Patrick's Church
Father Whalen
Delia Coxe
John Coxe
South Dakota Street
M. J. Coxe
John
Miss May Coxe
Anaconda
Blanchfield
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Main Street
Favor
Waukesha
Wisconsin -O
Scotts Emulsion
Scott Scott & Bowne
Bloomfed
DR. Davis
Owsley Block Park
Main
Fine Records
Columbia
Menard
Riddell
Curiosity
Ae Mayer
Lutey Bros
Walkerville Drug CO
West Daly
Walkerville
Meaderville Drug CO
Meaderville
O'Leary Drug CO
Talbot Avenue
J. D. Hayes Grocery CO
Floral Boulevard
T. J. Bennetts & CO
Harrison Avenue
Centerville
James Tonkin Grocery and Meats
Howard Street
Shay
MJB Gee
CIA
Carter
Arters
Little Iver
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