Market Charges Probe Set After City Council Action
A special market committee meeting will probe charges by a dozen or more stall keepers against competitors at the city market. The charges relate to a flyer scheme undercutting regular stall proprietors. Fire Chief Martins January report lists 35 alarms, $840 fire loss, and $9,203.44 operating expenses. insured value $995,100 of $1,233,000 total. Council endorsed the mayoral veto of a $400 bill for Patrolman Walsh trial costs. A plan to send a Seattle good roads delegate failed 8 to 9. Greeley school will be connected to the municipal sewer system under city supervision.
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Martin
J. W. Dwyer
Thomas J. Walsh
Alexander MacLean
21 851 Miles New Roads Projects Get Approval
Helena Feb 5 Reports from the state highway commission based on federal records show approval of road projects totaling 21 651 miles with a cost of 110 million dollars. Montana has an authorized federal aid expenditure of 5.5 million for 1920 and seeks a large rise. A western states delegation is in Washington pushing for higher allotments, with a potential Montana share of 23 million for federal aid road work if granted.
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Helena
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Federal Department of Agriculture
Montana
Areaa
Washington
Australian high schools expand Japanese language programs
Across Australia, high schools are increasing Japanese language offerings and cultural activities. Schools report growing student interest, with more classrooms and dedicated clubs, signaling a broader curricular push to foster regional language skills and cross cultural understanding.
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Australia
Dr King's New Discovery touted for colds and coughs
The ad praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a proven remedy for cold and cough, claiming it relieves cold, cough, grippe, and croup quickly. It notes the product’s long standing popularity for over fifty years and lists prices of 60 cents and 1.20 dollars at druggists.
Dr King's New Life Pills Claim Quick Body Cleansing
An advertisement passage touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a solution for sluggish bowels and liver impurities. It promises smoother digestion, increased energy, and a stronger body, urging readers to buy for 25 cents at local drugstores tonight.
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Dr. King
Army Minstrels Great Hit at Broadway Theater
Silver Bow post of the American Legion presented one of the citys best amateur minstrel shows last night at the Broadway theater. A large cast, clever gags, songs and a popular act list drew a capacity crowd and strong applause. Malloy Brennan Chatham and Rooney led the second-half quartet while The Mystic Wonders mesmerized the audience for ten minutes. The program spotlighted 100 singers, soloists including E J Woodward James Chatham Hugo Kenck Joe Andrews and more. The Legion and Elks drum corps attended in a body and promising a second appearance.
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Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Malloy
Brennan
Chatham
Rooney
Miss Alexandria
Frank Walker
Roberts
Parker
Butte
Elks’ Lodge
Legionaires
Barnum and Batley
McDermott
Albert Oates
Glen Williams
John Duggan
Unknown
G. Meyer Bardine
John Troup
Tom Lee
Leo Boland
Dan Malloy
R Putt Brennan
James Chatham
Paul Rooney
W. A. Roberts
Garfield Harris
Fred Lehn
Ed Ei. O'Leary
John Hughes
Ed James
George Barry
Francis Silver
George Ruddy
United States
Chinese women liberals back new industries with large gifts
Rich Chinese women provide substantial funding to establish and grow new industries, signaling strong private support for industrial expansion. The donors' generosity underscores evolving roles of affluent women in modern Chinese economic development.
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China
Mind of accused deemed sane after insanity test
After a brief closed hearing before Judge Jackson a board of doctors declared A Pearson sane. Miss Fay Roberts had charged him with threatening to kill her, but Pearson was found mentally sound and released. His landlady testified to his normal conduct. Pearson admitted a quarrel over a man she favored and denied threats. Witnesses testified. Beadle requested a restricted room.
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A. Pearson
Pearson
Uim
Miss Roberts
E. M. Beadle
Bierman Departs Montana Grizzly Football Program
Missoula February 5 B W Bierman announced he would not return as University of Montana football mentor for the Grizzly eleven next fall. The former Minnesota star and 1915 captain did good work last season but cited no reasons and gave no future plans. Also noted is Azores women weaving lace from century plant leaf fibers.
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Missoula
B. W
Rowe Enjoys Return to Clean Streets in Butte
James H. Rowe arrived back in Butte after visiting eastern cities. He praised Butte’s clean streets, contrasted Chicago as dirty with two weeks of uncleaned slush, and noted Butte’s weather as preferable.
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Rowe
Butte
James H. Rowe
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
St. Paul
T. W. Bowen Found Dead in His Room
T. W. Bowen aged 541 years was found dead in his bed by a chambermaid in the Y. M. C. A. building where he had been a roomer since January. A pool of blood indicated death by a hemorrhage and this conclusion was later substantiated by medical examination.
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T. W. Bowen
Miner Bowen Found Dead at Steward Mine
Coroner Holland stated Bowen likely died many hours before discovery while working on the surface at the Steward mine. An examination by Dr. P H McCarthy noted Bowen may have left a wife in Spokane based on his effects.
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P. H. McCarthy
Bowen
Steward Mine
Spokane
Holland
Judge Lamb Thanks Jury For Good Services
Judge Lamb praised the jury that served three months in Silver Bow county panel. He dismissed them and said no better or more conscientious body was ever called to serve in the county. He credited their diligence for the session's promptness.
Corsica Leads Europe in Wax Production
Corsica produces the largest quantity of wax of any European country and possibly of the world. In agricultural news, experiments test chalk marl from Limburg mines as a fertilizer to improve crops.
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Corsica
Europe
Mars
Limburg
Randall jailed twice in one day over prohibition charge
Charles Randall, proprietor of a soft drink house on East Park Street, was first jailed after his bondsmen failed to post $250 bail. He later paid a $50 fine in police court and was released, then faced a prohibition violation trial in Justice Buckley's court set for Thursday.
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Charles Randall
Board of Trade
East Park Street
Randall
Buckley
Newlyweds Find Burned Home After Church Wedding
George Hemmings and wife returned from their wedding service in Boomer, West Virginia, to find their home destroyed by a gas explosion that occurred while they were at church. The house had been fitted up by the groom, and all contents were ruined.
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International News Service
Boomer
W. Va
George Hemmings
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