Tanlac Praised By O Gorman Couple In Los Angeles
Mr. O Gorman and his wife of 611 East Fifth St Los Angeles say Tanlac rebuilt their health. He reports renewed strength appetite sleep and no more cough after two years of weakness and illness. She says Tanlac relieved indigestion and stomach pains and helped both gain weight. Tanlac sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug and in Butte by Newbro Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Gorman
Oil Well Supply Co
East Fifth St
Los Angeles
Tanlac
O’gorman
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Number 40 Blood Medicine Promises Relief
An anonymous testimonial from Jane Goodwin of Gideon Missouri praises Number 40 for blood and health issues including dropsy and spleen enlargement. The advertisement claims the remedy stimulates waste removal and supports nutrition, with Proven use in rheumatism eczema and skin diseases. Produced by J. C. Mendenhall Evansville Indiana and sold by Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Yair Drug Co. in Butte Advt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adts
Jane Goodwin
Gideon
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Fuller Drug Co
Ansconda and Yair Drug Co
Park and
Arizona
Butte
Advt
Union Pacific wins Central West safety banner
The Union Pacific system including Oregon Short Line won the top safety banner for the Central West region among large railroads with over 5 000 employees for a two week accident prevention drive. Only seven minor mishaps occurred. Panhandle and Santa Fe led small roads with perfect records and Kansas City Terminal earned a third banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Central West Region
Panhandle and
Santa Fe
Kansas City Terminal Railroad
City reports five new contagion cases and meat market sanitation scores
Five new cases of contagion were reported last week with two diphtheria two scarlet fever and one meningitis. Four cases recovered leaving seven scarlet fever one chickenpox two diphtheria and one meningitis. Meat sanitation scores for numerous markets and firms across streets such as Utah South Arizona East Second Park and East Galena are listed with percentages ranging from 92 to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe James
George H. Stephenson
Angdlon Produce Co
Utah
Cudahy & Co
South Arizona
Swift & Co
Arizona Market
S. Arizona
East Second Street
E. Second
Stillwell
Front
Stevens & Manley
First
Dumilly
Treilass
Cosa
Geacaeonee Armour & Co
Hausworth
M. Thompson & Sons
California
Petrovich & Co
N. Arizona
Mrs. Cavanaugh
East Mercury
Larko
Kemper
Pool hall proprietor fails to prove robbery accusation
Mike Warsenich accused Arthur Lewis of theft from his pockets, claiming $400 missing. The court found no proof of complicity and dismissed Lewis after Warsenich could not substantiate the charges. Lewis said Warsenich offered new clothes if he returned the $400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Warsenich
Fast Park Street
Arthur Lewis
Lewis
Warsenich
Horoscope for December 25 1919 Forecasts of profit and upheaval
Mercury and Venus favor profits and year end accounts while Mars and Uranus warn of unrest. Theaters may prosper and drama interest rises though ticket prices may be kept low. Extravagant jewelry purchases are warned against. Labor tension and political risk loom in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Uranus
United States
McClure
Westbound Train Delays Stretch Past Noon in Butte
Rail officials cited an unknown cause possibly tied to a wreck or storm east of the Missouri River for more than 16 hours delay of through train No. 15 bound for Milwaukee. Heavy Yuletide mail loading slowed arrivals at major hubs including Butte, with No. 41 and other services running hours late while some trains stayed near schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Railroad
Missouri River
Milwaukeee
Butte
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Logan
Beat Police by Cleaning Walks
A warrant was issued after L. C. Cote at the Four Mile house shoveled his sidewalk. Magistrate H. J. Grimes dismissed the charge on the promise to keep walks clear. Two drunks were fined $10 each and a third forfeited a $10 bond in Butte police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Cote
Four Mile House
Agistrate
H. J. Grimes
Butte
Butte Red Cross Seal Sale Appeals for Tuberculosis Help
In a last holiday week push director H. EK Sullivan urges Butte residents to volunteer for the Red Cross seal sale to fund tuberculosis work. He calls for men to solicit business houses and women to staff booths, with volunteers asked to report to the tuberculosis clinic in the county jail or call 2848J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Butte
H. EK. Sullivan
Tuberculosis Society
Sullivan
Butte Tuberculosis Society
Native of Green Isle John Gildea Dies in Short Illness
John Gildea 45 a native of Ireland died early yesterday after a brief illness. He leaves a brother in Ireland and sisters in New York Philadelphia and Butte Mrs Gallagher of 503 South Warren avenue will host funeral services at her home at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gildea
Ireland
New York
Philadelphia
Dan Gallagher
Butte
Gallagher
South
Warren Avenue
Martens Welcomes Senate Probe of Russian Agencies
L C A K Martens self styled ambassador of Soviet Russia welcomed the senate committee on foreign relations plan to investigate all Russian agencies in the United States. He said the inquiry will reveal facts of the greatest importance to the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Man Arrested On Disturbance Charge Over $1000 Claim
Tom Nugent of South Main street faced a disturbance charge after claiming Charlotte Bowden wrongly held $1000 he said his mother sent. Bowden testified she reported to the county attorney and Nugent was warned to stop harassing her. Magistrate H J Grimes dismissed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Tom Nugent
South Main Street
Charlotte Bowden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte Butchers’ Union
Main Springs
Brodie
Peoples Theater
East Park Street
Horlick
U.P. Lines
Win
Group of Roads
Stephenson
Symons
Montana
AL Sale
Green Isle
Martens
Clings
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!