Mae Marsh Heroine In Pleasant But Tragic Fields of Honor
Mae Marsh stars in Fields of Honor at the Ansonia theater presenting a screen version of the popular Sunday Event story. A French girl Marie comes to America seeking better prospects but faces language barriers cultural clashes and harsh judgments leading to tragedy and a suspenseful chase.
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Goldwyn
Mae Marsh
Ansonia Theater
Marie Mes
America
Mari
Robert
Jud
Teert
Rober
California
Marie
Mar
Bay
Recreation center classes grow at Butte High gym
Recreation center classes meeting in the Butte High School gym four times weekly have drawn 150 women students and some men expect to be drafted. A new fee system charges women four dollars for the season and men two dollars, with no profit to Iron.
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Recreation Center
Butte High School
St. W. Shires
Anest Sues Great Northern Railway for 3000 Damages
Louis Anest sues in district court against the Great Northern Railway Company for 3000 dollars alleging injury while working as a repairman on tracks near Boulder. He claims a forearm injury from a piece of wedge and attributes the accident to the company’s carelessness.
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Louis Anest
Dist
Great Northern Railway Company
Persecution Told 10 Court Officials
Mother pleads for leniency as police judge handles a string of cases. Defendants include Flek Kelliher accused of harassment of James Fitzgerald over a decade, cross street disturbances, drunkenness, and disorderly conduct. Many defendants paid fines of 10 to 40 dollars with several appealing, while a note on rising appeals from police court actions to district court is cited.
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Flek Kelliher
James
Pitzgerald
Kelliher
Fitzgerald
Whitty
Pitas Herald
Main Street
Broadway
Mike
Barry
Fudge Whitty
Harry
Jack Doe
George Buss
Tram
D. Chance
JS. Cameron
James McDonald
Mike Sweeney
Tom Murphy
John Alyward
Sol Willard
Horrors corset economy and wartime phonics lessons
A fragmented article discusses corset shortages due to wartime controls and gas mask production for troops. It mentions the Industries Board curtailing corset manufacturing, plus efforts to repurpose facilities for war needs. The piece shifts to Montana schools teaching phonics, noting demonstrations by Elga M. Shearer and several teachers across Madison Emerson Harrison schools.
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Mise Elga M. Shearer
Sus
Montana
Secs Fral
Mint Shearer
Stella McGovern
Madison’ School
Katherine Hampaton
Emerson School
Atlee Mary
Shes
Harison School
Bessie Her
Madison School
Margare Pith
M McKinles
Nellie Small
Emerson Schoo
Thrift Campaign Opens Next Monday in Montana Schools
Montana's War thrift drive begins next Monday as principals prepare at Butte high and across districts. Superintendent Maddock announces conference at Butte High leading to distribution of thrift cards and stamps to teachers for issuance to students. Additional stamps may be purchased through school authorities or elsewhere.
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Montana
Tutte
Theetini
Schoo Butain H
Wb Maddock
Butte High School
Food Values in Relation to the School Child Lecture
Mrs J G Young will present an address on Food Values in Relation to the School Child at Whittier school Parent Teacher Association meeting in the school building at 8 this afternoon. Other routine business will be transacted. 202 North Main Street advertising.
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J. G. Young
Whittier
Kowske
North Main Street
Advt
Masons of Montana to Attend Meeting in Spokane
Masons of Montana plan to attend a large freemasonry gathering in Spokane on January 26. The three blacked out sections mention the session of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite and the conferment of the highest degree with inspectors from four jurisdictions including Washington Idaho and Alaska. Ernest B Hussey of Seattle leads the event. A reception is planned for January 2 in Spokane.
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Kane
Washington
Ores
Alaska
Ayouthern
United
Soversigy Ktand
Ernest B. Hussey
Seattle
Supreme Council of the
Southern Jurisdiction
Tana Masons
Horoscope shows uncertain day with employment chances
The astrology column for Thursday January 12 1948 notes Mars Saturn and Mercury adverse while Sun and Jupiter are benevolent. It advises seeking appointments and commendations for personal advancement, warns of tough days for American soldiers, and predicts possible promotions for employed individuals. It also reports political unrest in Frankfurt and a large meeting dispersal.
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Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Mercury
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Butte
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War’ Industries Board
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Rialto
Carboy Sr
Alison Mack Sennett
Howler
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Amsterdam
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