Butte Postoffice Rejoices Over Record December Receipts
December receipts at the Butte postoffice totaled 21061.57 dollars, marking a 5087.61 dollar gain over December 1916 and the highest monthly income of 1917. Revenue sources include stamps, postage, box rent, money orders, and postal savings. The annual total reached 58610.81 dollars with other figures noted in the postmaster general’s report. A straw bale house built by a farmer cost 270 dollars and features walls of bundled straw with a cement covering and a concrete-topped roof.
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Rumor and denials swirl over major league deals today
Reports from Columbus and Chicago note rumors of Brooklyn trading Zack Wheat and St Louis stars, but denials dominate. A proposed Hornsby cash-and-players deal with Chicago fell through, and four Weeghman players were not identified.
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Herzog Traded to Braves for Doyle and Barnes
New York newspaper reports the New York club announced a trade of second baseman Thurles Herzog, captain of last season, to the Braves in exchange for players Doyle and Barnes. The move reshapes infield balance as both teams seek immediate impact.
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Wisconsin Stuns Iowa In Western Conference Basketball
Wisconsin defeated Iowa 22 to 14 in a Western Conference game. Chandler led Wisconsin with 14 points as the Badgers held firm on defense and pulled away in the second half.
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University speakers recount Balkans history in Butte
Professor T A Trexler of Montana delivered the final feature in a series on The Nations at which have been given in Butte and other Montana cities. He discussed the Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination in Sarajevo and the reaction of Austrian authorities, highlighting turbulent Balkan events.
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