Advertising Seen as Educational Benefit by Clapp
Butte Ad club luncheon hears President C H Clapp of the School of Mines argue that advertising education resembles commercial marketing. He says expanding resources and public goodwill through extensions, student activities, and community outreach can raise enrollment and strengthen Americanism among students. Benjamin Owen of the Boy Scouts seeks club support for a statewide drive timed for February.
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School of Mines
C. H. Clapp
Butte Ad Club
Clapp
State Bureau of Mining and Metallurgy
Congress
Tie
Ad Club
Benjamin Owen
Boy Scouts
Butte
Boy Scout Movement
The
Sun
Butte Engineers Rank Fourth National Publicity Contest
The Butte chapter of the American Association of Engineers placed fourth among U S chapters in a national publicity contest ending December 31 as reported in the first issue of the Professional Engineer. The group logged 271 inches of publicity, with over 100 inches in November. final standings await full tabulation. President KR Davis leads the local chapter.
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Butte
American Association of Engineers
Monad
The
Association of Engineers
Association
Stutte
KR. C. Davis
Settlement Reached Out of Court in Montana Mining Suit
A noon recess settlement ended the case brought by J. Murphy against Montana Mining and Development for $103 over severed ties. The jury was dismissed by Judge Lamb after the out of court agreement.
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Montana Mining and Development Company
J. (. Murphy
Lamb
Pine Added To Beating Arrest in Park Street Incident
James Haffey, a figure in local police court records, was fined $10 by Magistrate Grimes after a Tuesday night incident on Weeat Park street in which he suffered a severe beating before his arrest for intoxication.
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Weeat Park Street
James Haffey
Grimes
Little 1920 will not be opened with a corkscrew
A brief Chicago note notes that the year 1920 will not be opened with a corkscrew, a playful reference in local humor.
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Chicago News
Business Men to Hold Convention in Lewistown
Montana retailers and industrial groups unite for a joint three day meeting at Lewistown January 19 through 21 to address commercial problems. The program includes round table conferences on trade lines and a discussion of Montana Trade Commission Order No 4 on marking costs and prices. Robert C Line of Columbus Ohio will speak on Montana business.
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Montana
Montana Trade Commission
Retail Merchants’ Association
Montana Associated Industries
Lewistown
Retaid
Trade Commission
Butte
Robert C. Line
Columbus
Ohio
Minnesota
Canada
Oleomargarine Laws and Licensing Detailed by Revenue Office
The Butte internal revenue office reports widespread violations of oleomargarine and butter substitute laws. Details explain retail and wholesale licensing, fees 6 and 48 dollars for uncolored and colored substitutes, plus 200 and 400 dollars for larger quantities. Each sales location requires a separate license stamp, with packaging rules and strict prohibition on coloring to resemble butter.
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Butte
Internal Revenue Department
H. M. Dengler
Internal Revenue Service
Sam
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Butte Engineers
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Beale AO
E. W. Grove
American Mercantile Stewart
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TT. Tomich & CO
West Park Street
Washington
Yellowstone
Adana
Ork
Bedns
van Camp’s
Norman and Bennett
Munson Army
Russia
Allon
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Anala
North Main
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