Tanlac shown to aid delicate children in trial cases
A newspaper blurb promotes Tanlac as a safe vegetable medicine for fragile youngsters. It cites three case examples Blanche Blair of Providence Richard Leary Jr of Philadelphia and Kina McCabe of Scranton praising gains in weight and vitality after using Tanlac. Parents claim rapid health improvements and attribute recovery to the remedy sold by Fuller Drug Co and other druggists.
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Ward
Taniac
Tanlac
Richard Leary
Palethorpe Street
Philadelphia
Ben
Ated
Fuller Drug Company
Broadway Garage Fire Questioned by Manager Grawley
P Crawley, manager of the Broadway garage on East Broadway, disputes reports of a fire Sunday night. He says there was no fire and asserts the building’s concrete and steel construction would prevent any damage or spread if one had occurred.
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Broadway
P. Crawley
East Broadway
Gasoline delivery ready for owner after bazaar sale
Immaculate Conception church sold 100 gallons of gasoline at a bazaar last week and now this supply is prepared for delivery to the rightful owner. The document contains unclear signatures and notes about the committer in charge of foods and a telephone reference.
New School Building Planned for Ekala ka
EkALAKA December 19 plans for a new county high school building to house ten more teachers include an auditorium size room and separate classroom wings. The joint school boards under Superintendent M A Cromwell vote to build a community hail with indoor facilities, manual training, and a future adjoining building for classrooms.
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Ekalaka
M.A. Cromwell
Meh
Hkalake
Gem Ta Snouga
Mrs Payton Buried in Quiet City Funeral
The funeral for Cecilia Payton was held yesterday morning at the family home on East Summit Street, then moved to St. Mary's Church for mass led by Father Hannan. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery with pallbearers named, as the case continues in Arnold Company v Catherine Malton with a further hearing set for January.
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Malton
Arnold Company
Catherine
Carroll
Volt Tonal
Carrol
Honey and Tar Heralded as Nationwide Cough Remedy
Mrs M Suter of Stratford Connecticut reports relief from a severe bronchial cough using Honey and Tar. The advertisement claims the product is a trusted family remedy for colds coughs and croup and emphasizes its nationwide reputation and effectiveness for night time coughing.
Five Deer Lodge convicts held together awaiting March murder trial
Five paroled Deer Lodge inmates charged with first degree murder in the Cyril Lut Schilling case remain jailed together on the first floor while two others face related charges. Bail set only for Monte Harris at 20000, others await court action as deputies note escape risks and ongoing confessions amid a heavy jail watch.
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Deer Lodge
Cyril ‘Lut Schilling
Harrison Hotel
William
Saim" Harris
Lemmox
Clyde Miller
McCoy
Harris
Monte Harris
Edward A. Graham
Nell Mulcaster
George
Reede
Holland
Schitting
Montana
Schilling
Frank Miller
John McRae
Washington
Assad Juhray
Hugh Gibson
Gibson
Supreme Court
State Board of Pardons
Elense Gets Time for Proposed Amendments in Land Case
A defendant in a land dispute received additional time to prepare for proposed amendments and a bill of exceptions. The Meabion rendered decisions weeks ago, with Simeon and Nadge Landh cited in the proceeding.
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Elense
Simeon
Charge Against Emigh 15 Dismissed By Court
In police court yesterday the charge against Emigh fifteen counts of assault was dismissed by Police Magistrate Shea after testimony from William Richards and district court stenographer Florrie Sullivan. Richards claimed provocation and that the deputy county attorney knew nothing, while Emigh testified Richards was the aggressor and struck first.
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John F
Emigh
Richards
Florrie Sullivan
District Court
Shea
Hotel Arrivals List Highlights Numerous Cities
Knox, representative of the Metro Pictures corporation, is in Butte from Los Angeles on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Jonn. F. Jacobs of Union, Ore., are in Butte on a visit.
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Salt Lake
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Helena
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Deer Lode
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HM. Boat
Whitehall
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W. M. Lowney
Great Falls
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Virginia City
Guy Holse
Portland
Chester Bullock
Basin
G. Grimthe
Tacoma
A. Griffth
Toston
L. E. Brainard
Lima
E.R.’ Faucett Billings
F. W. Sage
D.C. McWhirter
L. McEntee
York
Howard Reyn
Jeffrey
Spokane
A. E
WF. Wiley
Sacramento
Id Collat
Bozeman
Ellen Holliday
Livingston
C. Hungerford
Se 'Cohen
Denver
Williamson
Anaconda Leggat
F. Mossteller
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Helmville
Anna Glenn
J. W. Church
Rex J. Meade
Sheridan
Francisco
Vera Dant
John H. Jacobs
Union
Ore
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W. V Wellman
Isaac Edinger
Divide
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Two Dot
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Dillon
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M. G. Reziik
Rocker
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Missoula
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M. N. Henderson
Toledo
James 8. Murphy
N. H. Tierney
Michael
Talmadge in The Wonderful Thing at Rialto
Norma Talmadge stars in The Wonderful Thing at the Rialto theater, a First National triumph. Jacqueline Hogan matures, Donald Mannerby plots money motives, and a happy ending unfolds with Lydig Hoyt in support. Short subjects include a Mermaid comedy and Kinogram News Weekly.
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Rialto Theater
Mise 0
Mise Tal
Jacqu Howes
Miss Fagion
Tacqueline Hogas
Bho
England
Donald Mannerby
Ei Meh
Donald
Donald Auine
Raimantha
Aire
Lydig Hoyt
Newport
New York
Tan Relleg
Mise Talmadge
Harrieton Ford
Howard Truesdale
Robert Agnew
Ethel Fleming
Mabel Bert
Fanny Burke
Walter McEwen
Charles Craig
Rialto
Kinogram News
Teachers to Get Christmas Pay Early in Austria No. 1
Clerk O G Wood of the school board prepared Christmas advance salaries for teachers of Austria No 1 to be distributed before the end of the school week. A regular school board meeting was slated for this evening to discuss finances and other matters.
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Austriet No. 1
G. Wood
Mr. Wood
Addicts Charged Attend Hearing Before Judge Lynch
Cupid Hartman Goldie Davis Clay Cheatham and Huth Mayfield alleged gay addicts will have a hearing before Judge Lynch today. Cupid Start sman recently committed herself to the sanitarium and had in the past committed herself to Warm Springs for treatment before her release resumed the habit.
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Cupid Hartman
Goldie Davis
Clay Cheatham
Huth Mayfield
Lynch
Cupid Startsman
Warm Springs
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