Improvement in Western Ranges
The crop and livestock estimate bureau reports western ranges improved since Nov 1 with snow in the north and rain plus warm temps in the south. December 1 range condition at 84 percent of normal. cattle 89 percent. sheep 93. Some states have adequate feed while Montana Idaho Colorado and Oklahoma face shortages. Cattle marketing for fall nearly complete and heavier than usual despite car shortages and weak prices.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Crop and Livestock Estimate Bureau
Department of Sericulture
Texas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Oklahoma
Stamp Owners Urged to Apply Now for Change
Postmaster Goodwin stresses immediate applications from 1918 war savings stamp owners who wish to convert to new treasury certificates or cash. Owners surrender stamps to postal authorities for a receipt, then the stamps and application go to the Federal Reserve Bank of Helena for exchange. Delays are expected after year end due to a predicted rush, though some have already applied.
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Treasury
Phil Goodwin
Federal Reserve Bank of
Helena
Goodwin
Butte Women Postpone Free Milk Decision
The Butte Women's group postponed action on free milk for school children until January 9 after their meeting yesterday.
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Butte Women's
Ardour versus ardor in classic and Miltonic usage
The text notes spelling variants ardure ardour and ardor across Shakespeare Milton and Paradise Lost. It contrasts Shakespeare in flamlet and The Tempest with Milton's Essay on Education and Paradise Lost, highlighting how the same word shifts between British spellings over time.
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Milton
Day in Washington reports on 1917 era hearings and policy moves
The census bureau notes November cotton consumption as the highest since October 1917. Hearings resume on oil and gasoline prices with C Teagle of Standard Oil as a witness. Drilling to prevent oil loss off California naval reserve No 1 to begin. Senate considers farm credits and subsidies while Wallace backs lower hay and grain shipping rates. Harding backs farm co operatives. Meyer Jr. urges war finance relief. House debates 70 million famine aid for Germany and Austria. Naval appropriations panel hears about 381 million construction plan. Keller’s impeachment charges against Daugherty trigger sworn testimony.
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Associated Press
Census Bureau
Senate
C. Teagle
Standard Oif Company
New Jersey
Denby
Naval Reserve No. 1
California
Brookhart
Iowa
Wallace
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding
National Council of Farmers’ Co-Operative Marketing Associations
Eugene Meyer Jr
War Finance Corporation
House
Newton
Missouri
Germany
Austria
Lineberger
Kelley
Michigan
Navy Department
Keller
Minnesota
House Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Novel Gifts In Art Needlework Section Attract Shoppers
An array of unusual gifts is displayed in the art needlework section. Items include Polly Powder Pups for 3.50, incense burners, enameled pencils and ribbons, decorated flacon nets, cloisonne vases and bowls, vanities, and three wise monkeys.
Polish Veteran Found Insane and Committed
Two insanity cases were heard before Judge Carroll. A former Polish soldier who served four years with Polish troops and later enlisted in the American army was committed to Warm Springs. doctors think he will recover. The second man, a red headed, middle aged miner, claimed not to be crazy and behaved oddly. after arrest and examination the board ordered, for now, continued detention to observe possible development.
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Carroll
Taylor
Dr. Mmery
Dr. Donohue
Shirley of the Circus Ends Run at American Theatre
Shirley of the Circus the William Fox production ends its run at the American today. Miss Mason as Shirley performs daring horsemanship and stunts seen in big top shows. Boss of Camp Four also makes its final appearance at the American tour with action, romance, and a whirlwind finish.
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Shirley
Circus
William Fox
Miss Mason
Fox
Natives of Africa Pour Sand In Hair As Sign To Cohamuander
A brief note describes natives pouring sand into their hair as a gesture of respectful submission to Cohamuander, reflecting tribal customs and ceremonial practice noted in the report.
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Africa
While Justice Waits is Last Show at Rialto
Dustin Farnum’s picture, praised by audiences, ends its Rialto run today. The program also includes Man Versus Beast, a Schuman expedition thriller, and the comedy Choose Your Weapons. Starting tomorrow The Forgotten Law with Milton Sills arrives for full house showings in Butte.
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Dustin Farnum
Rialto
Farnum
Africa
Schuman
Milton Sills
Butte
Immortal Story Film Adaptation of Ouida Tale
The Universal-Jewel film Under Two Flags presents Ouida's storied tale of undying love on the screen, a dramatic version once staged for years, highlighting a classic narrative in cinema form.
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Universal- Jewel
Ouida
Priscilla Dean Stars in Ansonia Theater Screening
Priscilla Dean headlines a Tod Browning directed feature at Ansonia theater on Saturday. James Kirkwood John Davidson Ethel Grey Terry Stuart Holmes and others co-star as Universal gives Browning wide scope with Algerian imagery from alleyways to barracks and Oriental boudoirs.
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Ansonia Theater
Priscilla Dean
Tod Browning
Miss Dean
James Kirkwood
John Davidson
Ethel Grey Terry
Stuart Holmes
Fred Cavens
W. H. Bainbridge
Burton Law
Bobby Mack
Universal
Sacred Heart Boosts School With Card Party Event
The Sacred Heart women’s council hosts a card party and entertainment at Sacred Heart hall Saturday evening to benefit Sacred Heart school. A variety of articles, including a turkey and a man's hope chest, will be auctioned or disposed of during the event with help from the Catholic men's council.
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Sacred Heart School
Women’s Council
Sacred Heart Hall
Catholic Men's Council
Cold weather to persist in state say Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau reports below zero temperatures statewide with a brief warmup in Butte to 16 above. Overnight lows reached 9 below as the day warmed to 16 above by 2:30 pm, and the anticipated storm did not arrive. Stock losses were avoided and rail schedules mostly on time.
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Tate
Butte
Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific No. 2
Fiji Natives Taught Mainly by Wesleyan Mission
Natives of the Fiji islands are educated chiefly by the Wesleyan mission, highlighting the church's dominant role in local schooling and cultural instruction.
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Fiji Islands
Wesleyan Mission
Italian Hand Made Baskets Bright sun rich shapes
Italian hand made baskets offered in unique artistic forms. Practical for many uses and attractive as gifts. Sold at two dollars each.
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Nevelty
Italy
Electric appliance sale listing ad
An old classified item list describes electric appliances including toasters percolators grills curling irons room heaters and electric irons. Stove percolators in aluminum and nickel plated priced from 1 39 to 6 98.
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