Montana militia ready to field with expanded equipment
Adjutant General Keenan reports heavier supply requisitions for the Montana national guard to be ready by March inspections. A machine gun company has formed in Helena, with new coats tents range-finders and added provisions for mounted soldiers and scouts. Equipment will be stored at the Nate arsenal in Helena as the force grows, including a Sydney recruit praised as among the best in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Keenan
Montana National Guard
Helena
State Guard
Greenan
Nate Arsenal
Finten
Sydney
Priest Off On A Trip Takes Deserved Rest
After 20 years as missionary priest Father T. P. Hayes left Butte for a long visit to Ireland. He bears a post from Secretary of State Lansi ng and says his parish is Wyoming. He has traveled widely on foot and horseback ministering to all classes and has never taken a vacation. He longs to see his mother in County Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Hayes
Butte
Lansing
Ireland
Father Hayes
Wyoming
County Waterford
Clothiers Seek Dye Imports From German Trade
The National Association of Clothiers will appeal to Secretary Lansing for aid to persuade Germany and Great Britain to allow dyes to be shipped to the United States. A committee will visit Lansing and seek President Wilsons support in this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nationassociation of
Lansing
Germany
Great Britain
Wilson
Wife's Value 10 Him Purely Commercial
Lengthy divorce items reveal Lenora Bell Corbell, married at 16 in Han county Oregon on Oct 12 14M, endured a life of financial exploitation by William Corbell, a bartender. After years she earned her own living in Idaho and later sought divorce, resuming the name Lenora Hell Napier. Other filings include Elenor Edwards seeking divorce from Frank E Edwards for desertion, Minnie Raleigh seeking alimony and child support, Beulah McNeiley seeking divorce from Asa McNeiley for desertion, Twan Hall seeking divorce from Ruth V Hall for abandonment, and Flora Ward versus George E Ward with default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Bell Corbell
William Corbell
Han County
Ore
Idaho
Minnie Raleigh
John M. Raleigh
Beulah McNeiley
Asa McNeiley
Jeffersonville
Ind
Twan Hall
Ruth V. Hall
Missouri
Flora Ward
George E. Ward
Rotary club backs baseball and city traffic reform
Lou Frank was welcomed by the Rotary club as he appealed for support of the baseball proposal. Attendees urged action, with resolution to create a public comfort station and a broader traffic regulation ordinance for cars and streetcars, backed by many citizens including automobile owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Frank
Rotary Club
Auction sale of Largey estate and mining stock ends with bids
Deputy Sheriff George Wheeler presided as auctioneer selling M S Largey’s interest in the Largey estate and 216 147 shares of Radensburg Mining Company stock to satisfy a bank’s judgment. Corette won the sixth interest bid at 15 000 while Williams bought the mining stock for the bank at 90. Total proceeds about 20 005, far short of the bank’s claim. County attorney Canning reports Lindela arrest for assault. Otto Hill injured in knife attack. Postal receipts show a 21% quarterly gain at Butte office, with 9% year gain and larger increases in the last quarter of 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wheeler
M. Sellera Largey
Willia
State Savings Bank
Grent
Williams
Largey
Bruce Kremer
Harry A. Frank
John E. Corette
Eay
Corette
Stork
Radernburg
Ite
M.S Largey
Canning
Butte
Butte Post
Local theatres showcase varied acts at Empress and Ans sonia
A busy program at the Empress features Florence Modena and company in The Widow and His Wife with Carroll Keating and Fay, and the Tyler St. Clair xylophone duo. The Three Alvarrettax present an acrobatic comedy act, plus a remarkable trained dog act by Jacobs. At the Sonia, The Siren's Voice runs two days, a tale of a small town youth drawn into a banking scam, while The Winged Tol, starring Katharine Kaelred with House Peters, opens at the American with lavish sets and wardrobe. Crooked to the End remains on the bill with Fred Mace providing comic relief. Also noted is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs J M Power of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Theater
W. Brooks
Florence Modena and Company
Carroll
Keating
Fay
Ian
Tyler St. Claira
Fairman and
Archer
Jaobs Dows
Attie
Andy
Sweet
Anssonia Theater
Milo
Diane
Charles ‘Trowbridge
Katharine Kaele
House Peters
Mrs Kaelred
Miss Kaelred
Ince
Mise Kuelred
Anu
Fred Mace
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Health
An Anaconda Daily Standard advertisement urges readers to use Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy for back pain and urinary symptoms. It claims many testimonials and notes the product is available in 50 cent and one dollar packages at drug stores, with the Kilmer Co address for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritner & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Kilmer Fe
Anaconda
Banks Ordered By Comptroller To Report 1915 Loans
Washington January 6 The comptroller of the currency issued a call to national banks to report their condition as of December 31 and to disclose all loans during 1915 with interest or charges above six percent. The notice seeks details on deposits required for loans, non-deposit loans, all unsecured loans, penalties for usury, and the compensation of officers and directors, with instructions to ensure accuracy and verify discrepancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ees
Housewife Fur Care Tips From an Early 20th Century Column
Practical home remedies for fur maintenance include cleansing collars with gasoline for a small throat piece and using cornmeal or orris root for cleaning black and white furs. Furs require airing after treatment, careful storage on hangers, and dust removal with paper wrap to prevent creasing and oil buildup. Also notes the Gokteik viaduct as a record railway bridge in Upper Burma at 820 feet above water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Gokteik
Swan Hills
Upper Burma
Then and Now in January A Grandmother’s Malt Craft
A scrambled OCR fragment contrasts a grandmother making malt in a long tank for the family with a granddaughter later who abandons labor. The text hints at social change as the elder remains industrious while the younger’s effort drops away, ending mid thought.
How to Fight Tuberculosis Hoes County
Fragmentary notes discuss tuberculosis treatment and medical progress published in a local periodical. References include J W Carhart of San Antonio and a Fekman Laboratory in Philadelphia. The incomplete text mentions lime salts and foods or preparations related to tuberculoid care. specifics remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical “Society
Lowlaville
Medical Progress
J. W. Carhart
San Antonio
Texas
Ernan
Fekman Laboratory
Philadelptaia
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Lutey
Cove Oysters
Oregon
Campbell's
van Camp's
Ernest Wilkes
ABC
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Neral
Priest
Reas
Delmanen
Jax
Uranus
Mars
United
Uni
Mivattrousio
Sapte
Deanea
M.S. Largey
Finder
Terran
Dred Dollars Howard
Mayer Jewelry Co
West Fark
Veanseer Ra D Has Proved & Mallich
House of Lander
St Ibar
Conrt
Greenwich
England
Landers
Ausenia
Mir. and
Mrs. Power Parents
Erday
Deen
J. M. Power
Power
Mary Flood
AM Conda
Dame Back
Yielet
Oechsli
Oxley
Montana Roofing Company
South Wyteh
Grave
Occident Flour
Tripp & Dragstedt CO
South Main St
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