Ely's Cream Balm for Cold Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm to relieve colds and nasal catarrh. It promises quick relief as the fragrance antiseptic cream soothes swollen mucous membranes when lightly applied in the nostrils, opening air passages and easing breathing. It urges readers to tell their druggist for a small bottle.
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Ely
Masonic Rites For Noted Geologist Bard In Butte
Funeral services were held for Prof. Cavey C. Bard a noted geologist and mineralogist at Richards Undertaking Co Butte. The Harvard graduate died of pneumonia in Seattle after a career with Anaconda Copper Globe Exploration and Montana State School of Mines. Survived by wife four children and his Seattle based mother.
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Richards’ Undertaking Establishment
South
Montana Street
Cavey C. Bard
State School of Mines
Murray Hospital
Charles F. Chapman
Professor Bard
Harvard University
Elsie Sanderson
Butte
Bard
Geological Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Globe Exploration Company
Montana State School of Mines
School of Mines
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
British Columbia
Seattle
Masonic Lodge
Silver Bow Club
Harvard Club
University Club
College Club
Arctic Club
Country Club Holds Annual Election in Butte
Plans to grow membership include more tournaments and social functions. Directors elected: EF, J. Barker, C. L. Berrien, R. F. Gaines, L. O. Evans, HW. A. Malsbury, F. W. McCrimmmon, A. L. Matter. Officers named: F. L W. McCrimmon president, L. O. Evans vice president, A. L. Matter secretary, J. K. Heslet treasurer.
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Butte Country Club
J. Barker
C. L. Berrien
R. F. Gaines
L. O. Evans
HW. A. Malsbury
F. W. McCrimmmon
A. L. Matter
FL W. McCrimmon
J. K. Heslet
Detzoun Funeral to Be Held Today
Funeral services for Joseph Detzoun who died suddenly in Hot Springs Arkansas January 16 will be held today at 2 o clock from the Daly Shea chapel with services at the Greek Orthodox church. He had lived in Butte eleven years since 1909 and served in the army in the late war. Surviving relatives are his mother and three sisters in Montenegro and three cousins John Jack and Sam Detzoun living in Butte.
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Joseph Detzoun
Hot Springs
Ark
Daly-Shea
Butte
Montenegro
John
Jack
Sam Detzoun
North Dakota Farmers Insured Against Hail for 13 Million Acres
North Dakota farms were insured against hail under the state hail insurance law, covering 13,000,000 acres at 25 cents per acre. The report to Governor Frazier by Insurance Commissioner S. B. Olsness notes the law's first year, with the season’s losses the heaviest in state history and an indemnity assessment to be levied on protected farms after all costs.
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Dacota
Frazier
Olsness
Hall
Snowfall sinks boat on Willamette River near Salem
Two families aboard a houseboat in the Willamette River near Salem Oregon escaped with their lives as heavy snow accumulated on the roof and deck, flooding the craft and forcing them to flee in night clothing amid rushing water.
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Williamette River
Salem
Ore
Pershing Visits Wounded at Letterman Hospital
General J J Pershing toured Letterman General Hospital on the Presidio in San Francisco greeting more than 1 000 wounded soldiers and marines as smiles returned after months of treatment. His visit followed a day of parades and welcomes marking his long association with the post and city.
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San Francisco
Cal
J. J. Pershing
Letterman General Hospital
Presidio Military Reservation
General Pershing
Mexico
Presidio
Pershing
Public figure lauded by crowd on Market Street
A hurried procession through Market Street led to a civic auditorium where over 9,000 people gathered to hear the leader. Municipal officers extolled him at length, but he appeared bored as he gave a brief address praising Americanization of aliens, the American Legion, and Pacific coast veterans who served under him in France.
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Market
Woman Shocked By High Voltage On Street Car
Mrs. Joseph Fenner of 1627 Warragut Avenue was shocked on a No 1 street car near the Utah Avenue railroad crossing. The car motors burned out as voltage from the railroad line apparently fed into the street car causing darkness and confusion. Mrs. Fenner sustained a non serious shock and was treated at Deaconess Hospital.
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Joseph Fenner
Warragut Avenue
Utah Avenue
Fenner
Deaconess Hospital
History of kerchief and its evolving use
The pocket handkerchief, originally called kerchief couvre chef, began as a head covering and evolved into a cloth held in the hand and kept in the pocket as a personal accessory.
Severe weather harms stockmen in eastern Montana
Cattlemen in eastern Montana face sharp hardship from extreme cold and heavy snow. Deputy U S marshal Groff reports the region’s feed is scarce, hay costs rise to 35 dollars a ton, and many cattle were sent to Texas for winter with plans to return in spring to Montana. Shipping proven cheaper than buying feed full winter.
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Montana
Ll. &. Groff
United States
Groff
George Kirby
Billings
Sheridan
Wyo
Mr. Groff
Butte
Nebraska
Texas
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