Tanlac credited with restoring artist’s health in Chicago
Anna E Hughes of Chicago describes severe nervousness and weakness that hindered her painting career. After starting Tanlac she reports rapid, ongoing improvement and now feels healthier than in 20 years. Tanlac sold by Puller Drug Co and other druggists.
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Anna E. Hughes
Wem Elm Street
Chicago
Tanlac
Saya
Taniae
Anaconda
Puller Drug Company
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Breath Cure
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are promoted as a gentle natural remedy for bad breath and bowel liver cleansing. The ad claims the olive colored vegetarian tablets purify the system without harsh laxatives, urging one or two nightly doses for a week with prices 18 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Public Reception At White House
The White House opened to the public for the first New Year’s reception in nine years. About 6,600 visitors faced a biting wind as they passed through the entrance in a moving line. President and Mrs. Harding shook hands, the 11 to 1 o’clock metal section welcomed 2,000 attendees, and a Marine orchestra provided continuous music. The crowd was cosmopolitan, with many children receiving special attention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Mra
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Orchestra
Repairing of Gollebe Building Progressing in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge January 2 The remodeling of the former college gymnasium progresses under local school district direction. The building will be first class and will house the city schools manual training department in the basement. Evening classes for men and women will begin as soon as completion.
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Deer Lodge
College
Special Short Course Starts Immediately in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge opens a special short course for rural district boys starting January 3 with classes in agriculture sociology dairy farming public speaking English history and commercial subjects. No registration fee and books provided. Out of town students may room for 25 per month. Eligible residents of Powell county may enter. Deer Lodge notes report visitors and local events including a Deer Lodge Ramblers vs Anaconda Ramblers basketball game expected to draw a large crowd.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Jack Doyle
Anacondas
Otto Girte
Garrison
Bullinekle
Mise Murphy
Butte
Veryl Freyberger
Cardwent
John Rice
Missoula
State University
Deer Lodge Ramblers
Anaconda Ramblers
Count Sigray Faces Charges of Mutiny
Budapest January 2 Royalists who supported former Emperor Charles in his bid to regain the throne are reported active again, led by Count Julius Andrassy freed from prison. Count Anton Sigray Deputy Rakovsky and Gustav Grats, former foreign minister, were due to be tested on bail of 600000 kronen. Charges of mutiny remain for the prisoners.
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Prat Budapest
Charles
Julius Andrassy
Hapssburg
Hungary
Anton Sigray
Rakovsky
Gustav Grats
New NP dining car chief well known in Montana
After WWI the Northern Pacific renamed its dining car chief, selecting L K Owen, formerly Spokane Portland & Seattle dining cars superintendent. Born near Addie West and trained in Minneapolis catering, Owen built a superior service, earning praise from Montana bankers and a St Paul home base at the St Paul Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Packt
Feld
L. K. Owen
Spokane, Portland & Beattie Railway
Portland
Owen
Addie West
Minneapolis
California State Board of Trade
Northern Pacific
oMclass
Montana Trust and Savings Bank
Helena
Cuei Veneas
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Mr. Owen
Montana
St. Paul
Hailel Arrivals Among Notables Across Town List
A long OCR readout lists numerous names tied to cities such as Helena Great Falls Billings Butte Dillon and Salt Lake along with many individuals like C K Unger George Witcofen Momb. The fragment reads like a society visitor roll or arrival log showing families and acquaintances from multiple states with scattered towns and personal names.
Business 1 on Upward Trend Continues Despite Mixed Signals
The board reports uneven activity with declines in iron and steel and little change in textiles while uncertainty remains about clothing due to labor disturbances and consumer price pressures. Freight rates stay a disturbance as reductions may spread. cereals and cotton trade slow in agricultural districts and frozen loan liquidation slows. European exchange improves, but cautious bank lending persists. export activity declines while imports rise. Foreign trade remains uncertain due to Europe’s disrupted conditions and reduced foreign outlets for capital.
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PTOI
Europe
Earthquake Shocks Panama City Early Morning
An earthquake lasting about a minute shook Panama City this morning causing minor alarm but no reported damage. The epicenter was near the canal region and the shock was felt along the Batama coast. A heavy flood was recorded in the lake between 9 and 11 in the morning, prompting spillway gates to be opened to reduce water levels. Ralph Kirkpatrick, head of the canal’s meteorological and hydrographic area, confirmed the readings and noted prior water conditions.
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Panama’ San
S'orelock
KiPwpadrick
Opening Mines to Aid Railway at Livingston
Jan 2 report says Northern Pacific machine shops at Livingston will reopen tomorrow after a 10 day closure. More than 400 men are employed there. Division superintendent G H Jacobus announced the reopening and noted that the Butte mines opening would generally increase traffic for the railroad.
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Livingston
Orthern Pacific Railway
Railway Operale
G. H. Jacobus
Butte
Northern Pacific
Helena Arrests Increase in 1921 Records
Associated Press dispatch from Helena reports 521 arrests by the Helena police in 1921, surpassing pre prohibition figures. The tally tops 279 in 1938, with 373 in 1919 and 203 in 1921. Many arrests were for traffic violations and neglecting sidewalk snow cleanup.
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Helena
Associated Press
Aide. Walle
Playwright Rennola Wolf Dies at 90 in New York
Rennola Wolf, 90, noted playwright and dramatic critic, died of apoplexy in New York. He served as dramatic editor of the New York Morning Telegraph until about a year ago and authored or co authored fourteen plays including The Rainbow Girl and The Red Widow.
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Associated Press
New York
Rennola Wolf
New York Morning Telegraph
Four Die as Honolulu New Year Fest Ends in Violence
Four killed and 18 injured in Honolulu New Year revelry. Corp Victor Schiller of the Twenty seventh infantry was stabbed to death during the festivities. Private Albert Spillman was arrested and confessed the killing, police say.
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Honolulu
Corp
Victor Schiller
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Bannpeteolt
Mich
Albert Spillman
Montana relief plans eyed by congressmen in Butte
Congressmen from agricultural states led by Carl Riddick visited Butte to push for eight to ten million dollars in War Finance Corporation loans for Montana ranchers and an education appropriation for the Northwest. Riddick said he is not currently a candidate but may run later depending on party conditions. He urged relief and reclamation measures to restore prosperity tied to crops and demand stronger security for War Finance loans to farmers.
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Montana
War Finance Corporation
Northwest
Carl Riddick
Butte
Riddick
Liean Party
Monta
Radiex
Mr. Riddick
Eugene Meyer
Monetana
War Finance Corporaion
Lawa
Gallatin Poor Farm Contracts Awarded
Bozeman January 2 county commissioners award the Gallatin county poor farm contract to George Dunst an at 125 per month under a new plan with county supplying all supplies and clothing. The superintendent will receive a monthly salary while the county provides medicine and medical care. The contract for lumber was awarded to Gallatin Lumber Company.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
George Dunstan
Contead
Gallatin ‘Lumber Company
Utah banker dies after 28 years in Salt Lake City
John Dern, banker and mining magnate, died today at a Salt Lake City hospital. A founder of Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines, he directed profits paid in millions in dividends and accumulated substantial real estate in Utah and Nevada.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
John , Dern
Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines Company
Nevada
Merger of Banks to Avert Crisis in Chicago
The Chicago Clearing House association agreed to furnish guarantees of 2 500 000 to the Continental and Commercial National Bank and the Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank to protect Fort Dearborn National Bank Fort Dearborn Trust and Savings Bank depositors and assure solvency. The committee noted Edward Tunen Co minority interests and said examinations show banks are solvent and deserve public trust. Directors representing Tilden interests have resigned.
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Chicago Clearing House Asociation
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago Clearing House Committee
Fort Dearborn National Bank
Fort Dearborn Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago Clearing House Association
Continental and Commercial Naional Bank
Edward Tunen & Co
Drovers’ National Bank
Drovers’ Trust and Savings Bank
Clearing House Committee
Tilden
GOOD TURN HIKE TAKES SCOUTS TO COUNTY FARM
Meaderville scouts led by Scoutmaster Angelo Matfle completed their first good turn hike to the county farm. Three patrols earned 48 points in contests en route, Tiger 19, Silver Tip 16, Hyena 13, with patrol leaders Ferrer-Mo, Castigliohi, and Quilici named. Father Tougas and Senior Patrol Leader Joe Guilici accompanied the group.
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Meaderville
Angelo ‘Matfle
James Ferrer- Mo
Leon Castigliohi
Paul Quilici
Father Tougas
Joe Guilici
Three Forks News Notes Cluttered Return Home Visits
Three Forks residents report travels and homecomings from Salt Lake City Illinois and other points. Several families welcome relatives including Mr and Mrs J Zellar and Miss Busie Refen dayen while Mrs Belton returns from Logan with kin. Winconain and Willow Creek ties noted as community members reconnect after travel.
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Three Forks
J. Zellar
Weiagan
Salt Lake
Ote
Fon
Antles
Avery
Busie Refendayen
Pony
Ann
Ymer Dunter
Ewarner Fannie Gilmer
Miscoul
Beeni
Rome
Illinois
Belton
Logan
Agu
Bob
HB. Smith
Winconain
Me Smith
Ocal” Schools
Smith
W. Path
Willow
Creek
Butts i
Ratification Debate Clouds Treaty Vote Prospects
Hours of discussion reveal no shift in positions on the peace treaty with Great Britain. Analysts estimate a fragile majority for ratification, hinging on abstentions rather than defections. Rumors of compromise fade as Eamon de Valera reportedly abandons an alternative plan.
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Great Britain
Sinn Fein
Préet
Trent
Eamonn de Valera
Mr. de Ora
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Sloan
Jere Bercenes Ving
Borers Helaces
PE Hobecns
Deer Lodge Buren
Gollebe
Sigray
Hailel
Finien
Rat Carney
Waterloo
C. K. Unger
F. H. Kennedy
C. H. Hause
George Witcofen
Billings
A. O
Alder
A.C.’ Morrow
Dillon
Mr. and Mia
Ruffian
Armstead
C. L. Montgomery
Wisdom
JM. Stewart
W. A.’ MacPherson
Cheyoane
Wyo
A. M. Ball
Havre
J.P. Woniock
St.” Paul
W. B. Walsh
Arigona
Nan A. Nanson
Great Falls
T. A. Murphy
Thornton
Minn
M. Firpack
R. Stork
R.L. Patterson
A. C. “Whelen
F. B Rafferty
Louis Grers
Fred W. Mose
George Roper
Pariise
L. Droughtin
Dilton
Me Sabo
Mabel Sherry
Whitehall
HT. McDonald
Philipsburg
H. G. Thomson
Kaltepell
A. H. McCartney
Wise River
T. Loftus
J. Anderson
F. A. Albertson
Martinadale
J. Strut
Genelve Meliers
C. C. Bates
Henry Ued
B. Normig
Heldmare
Leggat
R. F. Dillon
Z. E. Willams
W. J. Kennedy
Harlowton
Rex” Kimmel
B.A. E
Lelthe
H. Knudson
W. Newman
Fred Veatch
C. Grelough
A. Graf
C. Boleo
Bob Cummins
AL Moe
A. Guerin
Moscow
Idaho
Walsh
Gertude Walsh
John Robbina
New York City
J. P. Mussighrod
Garnet
Harry Luchainger
Dillon John Smith
A. P. Bailey
J. Tr. Singer
Bill Barry
Arc Johnson
Ogden
Thora’ Sisson
Panama
Gallatin
Borman
Lowise Langohr
Cratning School of the Murray
Hutte
Montana College
Montana State College
Gallatin Pounty
Republican Central
Hoxeman
Wweeke
Dre Bc
Kading
Gale Infin'sounty
Né Prkta Sf
Gallan
Arsorte
Aistralian Jaen
Fort Dearborn
Orks Eee
Undertakers
Columbia Floral Co
Wilhelm & Leonard
West Broadway
Joseph Richards, Inc
Drew
William Earl Drew
White
California
Sam R. White Ras
End Alyshea Company
Fem Pe Van'se Rho
Larry Duggan
M. J. Walsh
West Park St
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