Ministers Abide by Health Order in Silver Bow County
Members of the Silver Bow County Ministerial association meet to decide on reopening churches while saloons reopen, yet pledge to abide by the health order and keep churches closed. They protest the ban as discriminatory but agree to observe the closure until the ban is lifted for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Heath
Silver Bow
County Board of Health
State Board of Health
Thie
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
A health column recommends drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims body wastes ferment if not eliminated daily and asserts this practice purifies the alimentary canal and improves health.
Horoscope for Thursday December 12 1918
The planetary influences favor gain for some and caution for bankers as Neptune aids and Jupiter harms. War era effects bring epicurean trends and long overseas service for soldiers. Teachers may rise as sages while actresses gain honor more than money. Children born this day may be extravagant and financially risky.
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Neptune
Jupiter
McClure
One Fifteen Dollar Fine For Closing Law Violation
Three saloonkeepers faced police court for keeping venues open after hours. Only one case resulted in a fine, that of R. Milensnich for operating a saloon on South Arizona Street after closing time with five men inside. Duff of North Main Street challenged the charge, while a third bar on Ocean Avenue faced a similar dismissal. A separate note reports an explosion aboard the armored cruiser Brooklyn near Yokohama, killing and injuring several crew members.
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R. Milensnich
Opera
South
Arizona Street
Tur
Mike Duff
North Main ‘Street
Finnevich
Duff
Dutt
Oficer Larkin
Whitty
Ocean Bar
Women Plan Surprise For Next Friday Night
In Silver Row county, women run two campaign days boosting funds to reach an 8,000 total for a 4,000 quota. Volunteers work cashing war savings stamps, staffing booths at hotels and stores until near midnight. A Friday night surprise is planned near Park and Main, kept secret by the local committee to aid Silver Town in victory. Captains at stamp booths include Mrs Sol Finien, Mrs Alfred Emer, Miss Margaret Montana, Mrs George Mennie, and others as they urge continued support and thrift Stamp sales.
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Silver Row
Bradlee
Ous
Caele Sam
Hgy
Park and Main Streets
Tts
Sliver Tow County
Bertrand
Kne
Bath
Postomes News Stand
Sol Finien
Alfredemer
Margaret
Montana Paws Company
Mire Hutte
George P. Mennie
Symore
Je Be McGrer
Mining Interests Seek Relief From Government Policy
Washington December 11 appeals for relief reach the Mines committee as Western chrome and manganese producers say government actions threaten their investments and may lead to failures unless relief is provided. Henderson of the committee notes most appeals come from smaller producers and that the American Mining Congress meets here next Monday.
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Washington
Mont Relte
Mines Committee
Western Practicees
Man
Atunisten
Fev
Ghee Henderson
American Mining Congress
Labor Demand Exceeds Supply Warns House Committee
Secretary of Labor Wilson told the House rules committee that labor demand will outpace supply and the government must provide employment. He urged expansion of public works and road projects under new appropriation bills to employ discharged industrial workers and support vital projects.
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Herof
House
Wilson
Mysterius Case of Margett on Seattle Police Force
Fragmented clipping notes a mysterious case surrounding Margett on the Seattle police force, mentioning possible violations and a past role as a cavalryman and exhibition rider. The text also references a nautical school at Seville for educated boys with piloting and engineering courses.
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Seattle
Wash
Dee
Jack
Margett
White
Sal Fay
States
Mayers
Mainey
Spain
Seville
The Issue Over China for Peace Conference
Tehou Wei former Chinese representative at The Hague travels to Europe to become Belgium minister and attend the peace conference. A Tokio wireless message quotes him saying China will not seek selfish gains and supported by the will for justice for the Far East. China would urge return of Tsingtau to China and open doors to the world while nations decide preferences for powers at the peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Tehou Wei
Tring ‘Tau
China
Footis
Foch refuses armistice delegates contact with western provinces
Paris December 11 Marshal Foch rejects armistice delegates request to communicate with provinces west of the Rhine now held by allies. He says blockade of Germany must continue as specified by the armistice. Copenhagen December 11 German guards vow allegiance in Steglitz town hall. Berlin watchers and socialists urge disarmament but are rebuffed. Washington December 11 Charles Piez to succeed Schwab as director general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, per Shipping Board notices.
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Foch
Paris
Marshal Foch
Rhine
Germany
Arvues
Copenhagen
Berlin
Steglitz
Canadian Expeditionary Forces Arrive at Port
The Canadian Press reports the Jerian expeditionary forces arriving today aboard the Amer Monteaule. The contingent includes 20 officers and 400 other ranks as units of the British and Canadian forces disembarked with a squadron of mounted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costox
Anursan
Jerian Expeditionary Forces
Neiuaing
Red Cross organizes relief hub as war rates fall
The Red Cross bases relief efforts in Vladivostok for military and civilian aid while currency rates slide. German mark drops below 429 to the British pound. Berne, Dec 7, 1941 083 marks per pound and Stockholm sees 77.20 kronen per pound. In Berlin, all but one of the Hotel Bristol suspects are released. Herr Sack, a lawyer, remains detained for allegedly forming a student guard and securing 500 rifles amid last Friday disturbances.
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London
Berne
Dee
Stockholm
Awyere
Copenhagen
Bristol
Berlin
Herr Sack
Lawoyer
Cure for Rupture Without Operation
A reader claims a non surgical cure for rupture after years of pain from lifting a trunk. He credits a quick and complete remedy found with no operation and urges others with rupture to contact Eugene M. Pull at 425 East Marcellus Avenue, Manacquah Ri.
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Eusene M. Pullenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manacquah- Ri
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Jertuans
Anton
Harwich
David Beatty
Board of Health
Silcons
R. K
Butte Review
Emma Fitzmorris
R.K
Wannington
Dea
Brooklyn
Yokohama
Japan
Associated Press
Diamond Palace
Gearee
West
A. Delovage
Pete
Peyton Brand Real Gravely
Red Cross
Vladivostok
Maki
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