Service Flag Rules Stressed by Military Official
An official article explains who may be represented by the service flag and roll of honor. It states the flag should honor those in actual military service or closely related employment and warns against abuse. Guidance covers family, business, and institutional use, emphasizing wear and display only for true service participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll of Honor
Nathan Wiliam
Miitary
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Tian Association
Army of the
United States
United States Army
Twiah
McFatton
York
Butte Woman's Council Arranging a Poof Drive
The Butte Woman's Council plans a patriotic food drive on February 5 6 and 7 under Mrs I G Young home economics demonstrator. Miss Rowe Bozeman talks substitutes conservation and camouflage and later woman citizen and the war. Prof Albert Atkinson Montana food demonstrator on food administration. Miss Marie Olson Bozeman war breads. Miss Mary Newell February 7 talks savings of pots and sugars. Tom Stout will give an address. Good muss will be part of every program. Mrs Winchester president appoints committees and advances plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Woman's Council
Mra
I. G. Young
Mies Rowe
Bozeman
Albert Atkinson
Montana
Food Administration
Marie Olson
Mary Newell
Tom Stout
Winchester
Ladies Admit Free to Ansonia Theater Matinees
All ladies may see Greater Vitagraph’s Vengeance and the Woman at Ansonia Theater Tuesday and Wednesday matinees January 20 and 30 from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Stars Nam Duncan and Carol Holloway star in the fray serial. The text notes a tangential, unrelated botanical aside about Strychnine beans and a locust-related tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia Theater
Greater Vitagraph
Wi Nam Duncan
Carol Holloway
Debating Societies and War Warnings From Butte Letter
Judge McHatton of Butte decries commissions as debating societies and urges decisive action in war mobilization. Excerpts show criticism of railroad management and government shortsightedness, calls for stronger authority, conscription, and faster support to Allied forces as 126 ships lack coal in harbor. Mrs. McHatton to stay in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mc Hatton
Butte
Army Hoya
Europe
Michigan Mines Favor the Flotation Process
Boston News Bureau reports rising interest in flotation among Michigan copper country mines. Calumet & Hecla aims to treat all conglomerate slimes by flotation, including lake tailings and leaching residues, while White Pine will process regular slimes and light flaky copper. Other district mines show limited experimentation and doubt persists. Caledonia Mining declares monthly dividend of 78,150 dollars due February 5, boosting total to 2,990,000. Whitman basketball schedules announced for February, with games at Helena and Bozeman against Montana Wesleyan and Montana State on Feb 4, 1, and 6.
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Michi=gan
Boston News Bureau
Minerals Seperation
Michigan
Calumet & Hecla
White Pine
Caledonia
Caledonia Mining
Coeur -Alene
Idlaho
Jean
Fall of Babylon theme in Butte Theosophical talk
J W Duncan spoke to the Butte Theosophical Society on civilization’s growth and the rise and fall of nations. He urged that life moves through birth and maturity and that a future era will bring brotherhood and cooperation over individualism, with evolution guiding world progress.
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Babylon
Butte Theosophical Society
J. W. Duncan
Syria
Greece
Rome
Carthare
Zemo Cure Promises Quick Relief for Skin Troubles
An advertisement touts Zemo as a reliable remedy for itching, eczema, acne, and rashes. It claims rapid relief, skin softening effects, and a safe antiseptic liquid formula. Available in 35 cent size and one dollar extra large bottle from The E W Rose Co of Cleveland.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Catholic Observances Highlight Week in Hutte Churches
Catholic churches in Hutte observe Candlemas prep Purification feast and St Blase blessings. St Joseph’s reports strong 1917 finances while Sacred Heart unfurls service flag. Immaculate Conception and St Ann’s organize drives, socials, and scouting adds. Names include Mgr De Slere, Father Batens, John Roche, and Mary Coughlin.
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St. Joseph's Church
Mgr. de Sleve
California
Sacred Heart Church
Hutte
St. Blase
Lacehan
Coleman
Eier
Mondday
William Shields
Hilzabeth Thompson
Father Thompson
St Joseph's Church
John &. Kelly
St. Joseph's
Paro- Chiat
Lerrard
Matthew Doyle
Avery
Immaciate Conception
John Roche
Ted
St Ann's School
Hal
Eugene Drew
George Ruber
Boy Scoute
St. Ann's
E. J. Ryan
Rosauth Street
Sodality
St Ann‘ Church
St. Ann's Church
Mary Coughlin
Mortimer Sullivan
St Lawrence's Church
Lawrence J
Mulligan
Holy Angel Sodality
St Blase
Father de Siere
Father Batens
Mgr. de Slere
Sacred Heart
Milk Tests Show Dairies Market Weak in Butte
Nine dairies in Butte sold milk meeting low standards during the week ended Saturday, per a report by city chemist Frank N. Harris. The standard is 3.3 percent butterfat and 12 percent solids. Several dairies tested below these requirements, including Giletti, M. Vanant, Schmidt, Cline, Brom, and others.
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Butte
Frank N. Harris
Giletti
M. Vanant
Schmidt
Cline
Brom
Buzzetti
Moronind
D. K. Smith
Imperial Dairy
Crystal A
Vanant Va
Moroni
Epworth League undercuts state convention in Butte
In a meeting with Gordon Williams of Helena, Epworth League leaders from all Butte chapters decided not to hold the state organization convention in Butte this spring. Preparations for hosting the gathering in Butte had begun, but after full discussion it was deemed best not to proceed. Also, Wham Baker faces a hearing in Buckley’s justice court in Los Angeles tomorrow over a charge of failing to provide support for a family member. He is not on $90 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dmcers
Butte
Epworth League
Gordon Williams
Helena
Montana
Aniaation
Grace Methodist
Railroad folks lend reading to asylum hope rural magazines
Northern Pacific railroad workers in Park and Main streets collect used magazines and juvenile books for Warm Springs asylum and other state facilities. General agent W H Merriman asks the public to drop any periodicals at the office for free transport to the asylum. The superintendent's wife sorts items. some materials go to Pine Bridges state orphan asylum. worn items are recycled to reach those who cannot read or enjoy pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
Warm Springs Asylum
Park and Main Streets
W. H. Merriman
Eine
Express Company
Hamlin's Wizard Oil and Wizard Liver Whips Ad
An uplit promotional notice touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a quick relief for rheumatism sciatica back and lumbago with daily uses for sprains bruises cuts burns bites and stings plus earache toothache croup and colic. It markets Wizard Liver Whips as a pink pleasant tonic at 3 cents with a money back guarantee.
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Hamlin
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Butte Florat Co
Columbia
UDGE
Tropics
India
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Jersey
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Pershing
Congress
Washington
England
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Whitman
Montana Wesleyan
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Dakota
McCarthy Nation
North WA
LY Rose
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