Free 20 Cent Discount on Watches and Jewelry
Due to inability to obtain stable souvenirs, Mayer at North Main offers a 20 percent discount on watches jewelry cut glass and other goods except fixed price items like Ben Howard and Hamilton watches. The adjure states reliable jewelers cannot afford to incriminate themselves and promises better souvenirs at lower prices for those who seek value.
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Bens
Howsard
Hamilton
Mayer
North Main
Advi
Japanese Prince to Visit United States Arrives in New York
Prince Higashi Fusaimi rear Admiral of the Japanese navy will make a brief official visit to Washington en route from England to Japan. He arrived in New York Harbor aboard a British battleship. Breckinridge Long heads a U S delegation of State, Army, and Navy officials to welcome the prince on disembarkation.
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Higashi Fusaimi
Washington
Engand
Japan
New York Harbor
Breckinridge Long
Department of State
Army and Navy
America
New York
Draft boards silent as dissolution looms nationwide
Local selective service offices are locked and dark with no orders from Washington to suspend authority. Large piles of record files await final steps to end the local draft organization, with shipments planned to state capital or Washington by December 21.
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Draft Board
Selective Service
Washington
Glorious Music in Victor Records Delights Listeners
Alma Glick shines on Carry Me Back to Old Kentucky and Louise Homer sings Where Is My Boy Tonight on Victor records. Galli-Curci offers Lucia scene. Paderewski’s Minuet. McCormack performs Keep the Home Fires. Victor Herbert conducts patriotic pieces. Christmas hymns by Whitehill and Trinity choir add seasonal reverence.
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Alma Glick
Old Witkinny
Louise Homer
Galli-Curci
Lucia
Amone
Gani-Curel
Padewaki
John
McCormack
Howe
Victor Herbert Oneu E
Victor Herbert
Victor
Columbia
Dixie
Ocean
Clarence Whitehill
Kathleen
Vietrose
Bethlehem
Trinity
Old but worth repeating from the Pitsburg Chronel
A wiry late Irishman seeks ship loading work. At first deemed too small, he wins a trial and gradually lifts heavier loads. On a final voyage he bears 30-pound anvils under each arm until the gangplank breaks. He sinks three times, shouting for a rope and accusing others of delaying.
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Pitsburg
Heady to Give Up Weeks Before Armistice Signed
A fragmented October 28 letter from Jon Eeks to his brother Fred W Eckstrom of Butte describes German forces suffering under constant bombardment as a major Allied drive looms. The text notes the timing two weeks before the armistice and mentions a medical officer.
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Jon’ Eeks
Fred. W. Eckstrom
Butte
Americans march toward end of war amid frontline fighting
The narrator describes ongoing battle actions include heavy shelling and trench fighting near All shot to precex, with Germans entrenched on a hill outside a small town. He notes American troops press the drive, vow the war will finish, and mentions the 112th Greatest Shows unit marching through joined convoy. Major Eckstrom sends a souvenir lens from a dead German.
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Eckstrom
Employment Service 15 Favored In Butte
A testimonial from J A Wir ton, manager of the Butte Electric Railways, to the director general of the United States Employment Service praises the city office. The letter urges retention of the bureau as a peacetime organizer, noting past challenges and the office’s success in smoothing labor disputes and earning broad approval.
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Butte
United States Employment Service
J. A. Wirton
Bute Islectris Railways Company
Washington
Warston
A. J. Brant Ingham
Man Cannot Get Marriage License Without Military Card
A man under 46 attempting to obtain a marriage license at Cleves with his sweetheart tie and a bouquet of flowers was informed that a military registration card is required. He planned to marry immediately but faced the legal stipulation restricting issuance without the card.
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Muy Cane
Cleves
Practice Day at Butte Rod and Gun Club Traps
Veteran trap shooters at Butte Rod and Gun Club welcomed Bruce and McLeod as new enthusiasts during regular practice on South Montana street. Visitors from Anaconda Deer Lodge Wallace and Italio joined the day for early events, while remarks from local oldtimers praised the newcomers.
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Butte
Bruce
McLeod
South
Montana Street
James Drumc Goole
Harris
Tom Godby
Anaconda
Lee Williams
Deer Lodge
Mr. Foster
Wallace
Italio
Sevres
Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Adopted for Flu Cure
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Wizard Oil mixed with water for nasal and throat spray to ward off flu and chest colds, plus Wizard Liver Whips for constipation and headaches. It claims a money back guarantee and druggist availability with a 30 cent price.
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Luteys
Lutey
Fas Inout Funinnid
Richelieu
Wisconsin
Suitzenberg
Hood River District
Festene Vinesevec Diastetets Vets Seo Wines
Montana
Walkerville
Harrison Avenue
Esshields
Gregson Hot Springs
Montana’s
Tish Maloney
North Main Street
United States
Boards
Victor Records
Richard C. M
CAR
East
Attor
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Harles F. Juttner
Daly Bank Building
Nobilp
South Main
Bite Welding Company
Innerpolis Artificial Limb CO
Ontana Roofing CO
Harbour Building
Assic
Butte College OF Music
West Broadway
UEL
North Excelsior
West Side Coal CO
Frank A. Crase
Montana Fur Manufacturing CO
A. Reder
West
Ernity Home
Lamberts
West Parke
Uality
Grand Union Tea Co
South Butte Pharmacy Aluminum
Utah Avenue
A. J. Williamson
Ailor
Zahl
Wwe
Sherwin-Williams
Good Hardware
East Park Street
A.C. M. Barbhare
Washington Star
Bailey
Texas
Albany
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Butta
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