Swamp Root Urges Kidney Relief From Kilmer Ad
An Anaconda Daily Standard advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root herbal kidney and bladder remedy. It claims widespread acceptance by Druggists and testimonials, notes a physician interview about kidney disease, and urges readers to request a sample and mention the newspaper.
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Local Dealers Use Daily Newspapers to Reach Home Buyers
In a speech W. C. Johnson notes vest sewing products find broad shelf presence as dealers advertise in hometown newspapers. He argues local ads retain trade by serving nearby readers who rely on local dailies more than national publications to drive store traffic and introduce new customers.
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Fortune Favours Romance and War Time Changes
A London astrologer predicts a year of sentiment rising marriages and birth rates while forecasts warn of legislative dissension and strike pressure. Universities benefit, western colleges may see military duty, and heavy wartime expenditures loom. The outlook also sees renewed music growth and public artists, with a year of unsettled conditions ahead for Americans. Copyright 1915 McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Purity Squad Arrests Six Girls On Butte Streets
Six girls were arrested on Butte streets by the newly created purity squad last night. Three minors among them faced charges of vagrancy and street walking. The homes listed include Amy Dixon Irene McDonald Selman Dolly Hoomes Violet Hobart and Eva Stroller. Irene McDonald was previously sought by a Billings man as his bride, as reported in an afternoon paper.
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Butte Briefs Revive Center Town Notes
H J Rudolph traveled from the capital on business. Mr and Mrs D E Wolfe of Deer Lodge visited the city. A large portion of the revival congregation remained after church services at Trinity Methodist Episcopal in Centerville for an altar meeting. Mrs Welrick spoke to the Harrison School parent teacher circle on The Duty of the Parents and Teachers Toward the Child entrusted to Them. The talk was well received.
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Steamer Nile Rescued Passengers After Reef Sinking
Tokio reports the steamer Nile ran ashore on a reef in the Indian Ocean early Monday. The Mara, a rescue steamer, saves all passengers and crew and brings them to Kobe. The Nile, en route from London to Yokohama, sank after being pulled clear near Tswaima. Captain Powel commanded.
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Senate panel backs Hall renomination to ICC
Washington January 11 The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee favorably reported President Wilsons renomination of Henry Clay Hall of Colorado Springs Colorado to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The report signals support for his continued service on the federal regulatory body.
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Marcus Loew Heads Vaudeville Circuit In Butte Stop
Marcus Loew, head of the vaudeville circuit including the Empress theater in Butte, passed through on the North Coast limited. He shared optimism about the 1926 business outlook, predicting a great year as talk shifts from scarcity to prosperity. Loew recalled the Toys-for-Paint scheme with ET Schwartz in New York 30 years ago and plans another West visit for the California exposition.
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Girls Club Dances Postponed a Week
The Girls club and Entre Nous club acts scheduled at Ansonia theater are postponed to next week. Members from both groups will perform in a sketch about prospectors in a Western miner’s cabin. The Two performances at Empress theater close the local engagement.
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Dolay and New conference talk with St Louis and Marcy McHale
Sens PING FOR DOLAY in Chicago reports a meeting with Brooklyn Federal manager Miller Waggns of the St Louis Nationals and attempts to arrange another conference with St. Louis players to discuss Do Tan's status and future with the New York Americans.
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Rothenberg Family Mourns Cincinnati Death Notice
Louis Rothenberg died at his Cincinnati home after a period of illness. He was father to Mrs. William Symons of Butte and had lived in Missoula and Salt Lake City. The family had previously lived in Butte for several years, with other children in various cities, and returned to Cincinnati about a year ago.
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Cincinnati Educator Mr Rothenberg Dies After 25 Years
Symone and his wife mourn the death of Mr Rothenberg a prominent educator and former principal in Cincinnati for over 25 years survived by his wife and three children. Funeral services are set to be held in Cincinnati today.
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Efficient Officer Made Deputy in Hutt Town
James Makneers, deemed one of the most efficient men, was named deputy sheriff by Sheriff Henderson after Albert Girous resigned amid business troubles. Baldisers, long a detective, was promoted to deputy and praised for volunteering to arrest suspects. A number of officers faced demotion and tension over discipline and beat walking.
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Braly New Foreman Appointed at Speculator Mine
N R Braly, longtime figure in Butte mining linked with North Butte properties and Rainbow Lode development, was named foreman at the Speculator mine yesterday, succeeding William Webb. Manager Pope called it the sole change, noting Braly’s administrative leadership and mining experience.
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Deputy Collector Addressing Patron Concerns
The collectors officer, amid a flood of patron communications, reassures that patrons need not worry about penalties as stamps will be issued when paid. The office shows delays are due to limited means to send out notices, with Mr. Moore mentioned in relation to the 67 East Park Street area. A separate note mentions a fire discovery and a watch cleaning service offered for $1.50 at Mayer's.
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