Classified Glassware Sale Ad Offers Deep Discounts
Leg s Watch Our Windows Read Our Advertisements offers include a $10 cut glass bowl heavy and deep cutting with sale prices from $1.20 to $3.00. Hawkes engraved glass items from $1.50 to $5.00, six tall lemonade glasses with spoons $2.25, sets priced as low as $18.00 for four-piece tea sets, and Sheffield plate items from $4.10 to $8.50. Everett hand decorated glassware jars to six tumblers priced $2.05. Hundreds of bargains continue through the month. come early for best selection.
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Sheffield Plate Guernsey
Sheffield Plate
Everett
Butte Current Notes And Local Visitors In City
Butte notes list numerous visitors and residents from Dillon Philipsburg Helena Great Falls and other towns visiting Butte. Entries name J A Rawls G R Butte Evelyn McDonald Missoula and many others staying with friends or attending events. Also mentions local business ads and community notices including a hospital birth and a convent visit.
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J. A. Rawls
Bi Town
G. R
Butte
D. J. Driscoll
R. E. Foster
Dil Jon
J. K. Mansfield
Livingston
Evelyn C. McDonald
Missoula
C. E. Bennett
Three Forks
Josephine Helms
Anaconda
Walkerville
Lisa
G. M. Bisbee
St. James’ Hospital
Robert’ Myers
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Farmers ship potatoes to launch consumer market
A first carload of potatoes from Jefferson valley arrives in Butte as part of a producer to consumer market. Charles La Fleur leads the Consumers' Protective league plan to supply groceries and meats at 20 percent below current prices, with a warehouse and temporary railroad storage planned. Felix McNeal will run the market, with six more cars ready and talks with Bitter Root farmers and California fruit growers to follow.
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Butte
Jefferson Valley
Charles la Fleur
la Fle
Felix McNeal
la Fleur
Consumers’ Protective League
Butte House League
Harrison Avenue
Jefferson ‘Valley
Butte Police Sought To Locate Two Men
Chief Murphy is asked to locate Charles Russell and Joe Settle in Butte. A telegram says Joseph Russell, son of Charles Russell of Butte, is dead in Seattle. Officials in Bisbee Arizona report Will dying there. Information to be furnished to Joe Settle or Max Foster.
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Murphy
Charles Russell
Joe Settle
Butte
Joseph Russell
Seattl
Bisbee
Ariz
Will
Max Foster
German View Is Necessary on War Aims and Atrocities
A corroborating piece argues Germany and Austria share a common front with Britain against aggression. It accuses Germany of indiscriminate mining, submarine warfare to cut off supplies, and atrocities in Belgium and Africa. The Allies are portrayed as defending neutral rights, while German deeds are labeled inhumane and unjustifiable.
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Great Britain
Africa
Germany
Ssansia
Greece
Russia
Lusitania
Paris
South Africa
Belgium
Wittenburg
Aerschot
Louvain
Kaiser’s Proclamation Responds to Alleges Claims
Amsterdam reported the German proclamation from Berlin denouncing Allied peace offers as masks for conquest. It asserts Germany’s strength, vows continued resistance, and pledges sacrifice by the people under Emperor Wilhelm II to secure victory against perceived Allied aggression.
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Amsterdam
London
Berlin
United States
Germany
Europe
Greece
Fatherland
Wilhelm
Butte Briefs: Local Moves And Births
Alexander Leggat of Leggat hotel has left for a trip to the Twin Cities. Lee G. Ransohoff departed for eastern markets on Wednesday and expects a six week absence. A daughter was born January 1 to Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Harrington of Millin House Centerville.
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Alexander Leggat
Leggat
Twin Cities
Lee G. Ransohoff
P. D. Harrington
Mulelin’ House
Centerville
Oil fuels attention and demand in modern warfare era
The European war heightens focus on petroleum and its products, underscoring oil's vital role in war and daily life. The article notes growing dependency on refined crude, across production, refining, transportation and distribution, signaling oil's rising prominence beyond traditional markets. A separate note mentions a novel ventilated bed mattress with over a thousand spiral springs.
New Town Planned by Three Additions in Butte Area
Residents of Floral Park Home and Atherton Place plan a mass meeting at Lake Avoca pavilion at 2 p m to discuss incorporation of a new town separate from Butte to gain fire and police protection street lights and public works. Estimated population about 2000 and 400 residences with debt concerns. Also to address streetcar service and possible discontinuation of the Lake Avoca loop.
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Butte
Floral Park Addition
Home Addition
Atherton Place
Lake Avoca
Not the Man Wanted Charge Dismissed
Dan Malloy and Joseph Jackson announced the case against Harry Wilkinson, accused of burglary at the Broadway theater, was dismissed after evidence showed mistaken identity. Wilkinson returned to Salt Lake City with bond posted by attorney Malloy.
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Dan’ Maloy
Joseph Jackson
Harry” Wilkinson
Salt la
Wilkinson
Salt Lake
Butte
Malloy
Jackson
Saloon Card-Players Arrested in East Park Street Raid
Six men were arrested last night in an East Park street saloon on vagrancy by gambling charges. Detectives John Gerry and Will am Van Orden, with Patrol Driver Harvey Tucker, conducted the raid. Tucker entered alone to observe the game, secured conclusive proof, and then made the arrest.
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East Park Street
John Gerry
Willam van Orden
Harvey Tucker
Tucker
Beet sugar scum yields cement in France discovery
A French beet sugar producer found that the scum from beet boiling can form a fine cement. The find suggests a novel use for byproducts of sugar manufacture and could impact industry practices.
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France
Newhouse Interests Eye Union of Butte Mines
Yesterday reports said control of the Butte Bullwhacker mine will pass to Newhouse interests led by mining engineer Al Frank. The plan contemplates consolidating the Bullwhacker with the Butte Duluth plant under shared management to cut handling costs and boost profits. East Side Leasing holds options on 610,000 shares at 78 to 79 cents, with $100,000 already paid. Union under one management is hoped to uplift both properties formerly linked to Patsy Clark and Wolvin.
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Newhouse
al Frank
Butte Duluth
Patsy Clark
Spokane
Butte
Duluth
A.B. Wolvin
Heinze
Butte-Bullwhacker
Western states push uniform wildlife bounty bill
Salt Lake City January 13. A proposed uniform bounty bill for states west of the Mississippi and others troubled by predatory animals was adopted by the National Wool Growers association in convention. The plan sets bounties of 2.50 a head for coyotes and young, 15 for wolves, 25 for mountain lions and cougars, and 25 for bears in needed counties, with 250000 wild animals killed nationwide last year.
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Salt Lake City
Mississippi
National Wool Growers’ Association
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Associaton
United States
Wells Around Ploeşti Depleted By War Damage
Confirmation from London reports that most oil wells near Ploești Romania were destroyed and stockpiles burned before German occupation. An American party led by John B Campbell said it would take many months to restore productivity at the wells after their evacuation and destruction.
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New York
London
Ploechtl
Romania
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Sweden
John 8. Campbell
Bakersfield
Cal
Pape Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours. Three doses end misery from head to body, open clogged passages, stop nasal discharge, relieve feverish symptoms, sore throat, sneezing and stiffness. Priced at four cents at any drug store, claims prompt relief without assistance and tastes pleasant.
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