Real estate ad with varied homes and terms
If you are satisfied with your present landlord and haven't a desire to own Your own home, don't read this ad. Two-room house on South Park priced at 200 dollars with terms. An addition good coal house on Farrell street Four-room cement walks, two coal houses, fenced, price 1300 dollars with easy terms. Five-room bungalow near Emerson school two blocks from cars, about a year old with new plumbing, neatly furnished, immediate possession, owner leaving city, price 3150 dollars with terms. Five-room house near Junction on the flat close to No 3, modern, city improvements included, price 2500 dollars with easy terms. Aine Jet 45x100 fenced described as special.
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South Park
Farrell Street
Emerson School
Junction
Lin's Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Promote Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Lin’s Wizard Oil as a safe antiseptic for wounds and pain relief for sprains burns cuts and bites plus claims of soothing neck feet throat and teeth ailments. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips as a pink pill remedy priced at 30 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Tamlin
Women Antis Hold Annual Convention in Washington
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage met in Washington on January 9 to mount a nationwide fight against the red flag movement and to plan opposition to the Susan B. Anthony equal suffrage amendment. President Mrs. James Wadsworth Jr. urged a critique of the Republican committee while outlining a program to combat radicalism and support action against the Non-Partisan League. Marginal leadership changes included Miss Murray Ledyard named secretary and Mrs. Robert Garrett elected treasurer.
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Washington
National Association
Congress
James W. Wansworth Jr
New York
Will H. Hays
National Republican Committee
National Republican, Committee
Medill McCormick
Basil Clark
Northwest
Wadsworth
Murray Ledyard
Robert Garrett
Baltimore
Oil leasing bill conference delayed due to absent members
Washington January 9 conference between House and Senate oil leasing bill conferees was postponed to Monday because several members were absent. The delay affects progress on shared language and potential amendments as officials await a fuller delegation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Woman acquitted on perjury charge in divorce case
Annie E. Tinchinsky former wife of Nick Tinchinsky was tried before Judge Dwyer on a perjury charge arising from an affidavit in their divorce proceeding. The jury deliberated under an hour and found her not guilty. Prosecution by Frank Riley and Tim Downey. defense by W S Lippincott. The case involved claims of property and financial need, with testimony about prior assets and borrowing. Jurors named: Johnson Doble Hunter Antonich OLeary Brozovich Robinson Annear OBrien Riley Pearson Harrington.
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Annie E. Tinchinsky
Nick Tinchinsky
Dwyer
Dep County
Frank Riley
Tim Downey
W. S. Lippincott
Tinchinskys
Herry
Annie Tinchinsky
Adovit
Johnson
James Doble
W. J Hunter
Joe Antonich
Timothy O'Leary
Joe Brozovich
D. 0. Robinson
Thomas Annear
Dan O'Brien
Charles H.” Riley
John Pearson
P.8. Harrington
War Savings Quotas to Be Lower in 1919 in Montana
Montana war loan officials announce 1919 war savings quotas will be smaller than 1918. The aim is to set county quotas only high enough to spur investment in government certificates. State director Harry W. Turner and vice director James I Spencer head the reorganized 1919 staff, with bankers Davis, D J, Charles J K, Hest C, Swinborne, and J J Fitzgerald among the county leaders. December sales statewide totaled 920 847 50 with Montana purchasing 6 680 982 68 in 118 series certificates. Stamps of the 1919 series are selling statewide amid scattered reports from remote areas.
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War Loan Organization
Harry W. Turner
James I Spencer
Garfield B. Perrier
Jones
Hutte
Davis
D. J. Charles
J. Kk. Hest
C. Swinborne
J. J. Fitzgerald
Montana
James T. Spencer
Francis D
Burns Anniversary Observance by Daughters of Scotia
The memory of Robert Burns will be honored by the Daughters of Scotia with a program of Scotch songs dances and readings at the Woman's club building on January 26 marking the poet's 160th birthday. Proceeds from ticket sales will aid disabled soldiers and plans include opening a clubroom for soldiers and sailors.
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Robert Burns
Daughters of Scotia
Woman's Club
Eddie Polo serial thrills at Ansonia theater in Butte
At the Ansonia in Butte audiences watch Eddie Polo in The Lure of the Circus third episode, praised as his best serial yet, while Too Fat to Fight a Rex Beach war drama offers romance and bravery. A two-reel comedy closes the bill. Also a private screening of The Wail of Barbary Coast, a seven-reel drama, debuts Saturday at Orpheum with clergy endorsements and known as a powerful expose of vice. The story follows Rev. Paul Smith in his campaign against Barbary Coast depravity, with masterful photography and a vivid plot ending with Randall killed and Barbary Coast remembered as a social scourge.
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Ansonia
Eddie Polo
Butte
Polo
Rex Beach
Barbary Coast
Orpheum
Paul Smith
San Francisco
Randall
Judge Lamb Objects To Debris In Courtroom After Gathering
Judge Lamb voiced no objections to public gatherings in his courtroom but condemned the debris left to greet him at 10 o clock the morning after. He stated this when appearing before county commissioners yesterday morning. Commissioner Cooney 18 of
Publicity Push Aims To Boost North American Highway
Northwest Highway association moves to promote the route from Chicago to the coast. A pamphlet with maps notes and illustrations will travel in hotels and garages to attract motorists and tourists. An executive plan requires three annual trips by a secretary to assess road conditions and report findings. Towns along the route will share a $12,000 ad cost. The highway runs via Eighteen-Mile hill Thompson park Rocker and the Hump. Newport News reports a transport ship arriving from France with 3400 troops including nearly 1000 wounded.
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Northwest Highway" Association
J. F
Chicago
Spokane
Roche
Associa
Butte
Eighteen-Mile Hill
Influenza Epidemic Wipes Out Tahiti Population
Papeete on Island of Tahiti reports about 20 percent of the city's population wiped out by a severe influenza epidemic dated December 18. The message notes wide spread illness and the impact on daily life as the crisis unfolds. The report appears in the press from Toonawexty PPR CENT, wpcated Press Co.
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Wpcated Press Co
Papeete
Island of
Tahiti
Hidden Room on Downins Street in British Cabinet Quarters
A sealed apartment on Downins Street described as a gold funded, plainly furnished space. It measures 50 feet long and 20 feet wide with double doors. The room is designed so that no sound can reach the keenest listening ears, suggesting a soundproof chamber used by the British cabinet.
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Downins Street
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FE. A. Ironside
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Women Antis
War Loans Organization
Burns
Jad
Netherlands
Rialto Bldg
Peli Re Ae Te i Circus
Helen Gibson
Northwest Highway Association
Newport News
Finland
France
Martin
Th Alvision
Carter
On Broadway
Broadway
Corinne Carter
Thousand Eyes
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Newbro Drug Co
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