Four Abused Men Seekings Court Divorces In Montana Case
Four complaints flood the court as men seek divorces. Names include Ken Attfield and others, with claims of desertion and illicit relations. Agnes Malenseck, Drusilla Biebel, and John Maroney are noted in separate proceedings. The segment summarizes multiple pending divorce actions and alleged marital disputes from a local record.
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Ken Ham Attfield
Garet Attfleld
Attfeld
Augustus Glock
Verna Glock
Dwyer
John Malensec
Agnes Malenseck
Ky Sues Partner Over Shared Debts From Atlantic Cafe
Ky filed suit against Kahle a former partner in the Atlantic cafe claiming debts from the business they ran together. The complaint says Funke withdrew from the partnership in January last year leaving creditors S G A T Z and assets of 1216. O Leary states he paid all debts and Funke's share minus debts totals 2598.
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Kahle
Atlantic Cafe
Funke
SGATZ
O'Leary
Colored man wed arrest in attempt to elude county officer
A colored man named Duddy Powell, a janitor at the Pennsylvania block, was arraigned in Justice Buckley’s court yesterday on a charge connected to an incident where Allen Seward was subdued or abducted from a school area. The case was set for trial on February 7 with a bail sum of outlay unspecified.
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Allen Seward
Duddy’ Powella
Pennsylvania
Buckley
Hin
Income Tax Collector Prepares for Big Job
The local revenue office announces a major income tax collection to begin after the new tax bill. Blank forms will be mailed in duplicate to each taxpayer. Taxpayers must return forms with remittances by postoffice money order or bank draft to Helena. If a taxpayer does not receive blanks, they may inquire at the post office or local tax office. Mining companies will supply salary slips by March 1 showing each employee's earnings for 1918.
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Clinton H. Moore
Yeste
Tetena
Ain Tte
Helena
New York
Moore
Cnue
Cou Ty
Contingent Stops Here On Way To Camp Lewis
Two army coaches packed with soldiers from the north western and intermountain states traveled via Butte on regular train No 1 toward Camp Lewis. Most men had not seen combat but some were overseas and invalided home. Red Cross canteen workers fed the group with lunch hot coffee candy and cigarettes while on board. The on board commissary offered mainly canned meat and hardtack for emergencies.
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Intermountain States
Butte
North Coast Limited
Ier
Lee
Lewis
Red Cross
Family Trouble Costs Him A Fine
Do A. Rattner was ordered to pay a $10 fine after two days in city jail over disturbances at his South Wyoming Street home. Detective Burns testified he arrested him twice Sunday evening as his wife sought to move houses repeatedly. Rattner, father of eight, said family troubles stemmed from his wife wanting to move and that he has epileptic fits. police noted the children were hysterical.
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Jall
Do A. Rattner
Wyoming Street
Burns
Rottner
Chicago
Butte Couple Wed In Helena Regency
Butte residents Charles H. Calpin and Miss Ollie Murphy of Puitts wed in Helena on Saturday. The couple have returned from their wedding trip and plan to reside in Butte.
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Butte
Helena
Charles H. Calpin
Ollie Murphy
Puitts
Tax Expert John H. Simpson Heads to Helena Address
Tax expert John H. Simpson leaves this morning for Helena to address a joint tax committee from the house and the senate on taxation measures tonight in a reconstruction era note that highlights price fluctuations and the role of advertising.
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John H. Simpson
Helena
House
Senate
Woman fined for snow on sidewalk in police court
Mrs J H Tonkin of 1133 Caledonia street was fined $10 for failing to clear snow from her sidewalk. Harry Frank owner of over 400 city lots was cited but dismissed after testimony about snow on Caledonia street walks. Judge Whitty urged both to keep walks clear to prevent falls and lawsuits.
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J. H. Tonkin
Caledonia Street
Uoon
Harry Frank
Hutte
Simmons
Frank
Elty Ordinn
Whitty
Ely's Cream Balm for Cold and Catarrh Relief
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion caused by colds or catarrh. It claims Ely's Cream Balm clears air passages, soothes swollen mucous membranes, and lets sufferers breathe freely after a single application. The copy urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist for quick relief.
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Ely
Butte High Basketball Schedule Released
Butte High announces a tentative basketball schedule with key dates set from February 1 at Central High in Butte to March 12 closing after the state tournament. The district tournament runs February 28 through March 1 in Helena with Missoula Great Falls and Helena contending for the crown. An Anaconda clash is planned in Butte early March.
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Butte
Central High School
Ditlon
Helena
Missoula
Missou
Great
District Suprem Ey
Anaconda
Standard Oil declares extra dividend and salary bill action
The Standard Oil Company of California announces an extra dividend of $2.50 per bond, with cash payments for dividends over $59 and multiples. The board also declares a quarterly dividend payable March 15. In Washington the House approves a conference report on a bill granting salary increases for district and circuit court judges.
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San Francisco
Standard Oil Company of California
Washington
House Today
Senate
Yellow silk from worms and pongee silk origins
The article notes that yellow silk can be produced by certain worms and that pongee or Shantung silk comes from a form found in oat caves. It also describes ewes attaching to oak leaves in late winter for spring hatching, linking the silk production to seasonal tree and insect activity.
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Shantung
Oat
So Found Guilty Of Intimidating Woman In Bell Case
In South Butte Justice Wilkinson Court yesterday Robert Bell was found guilty of intimidating Mamie Harrison connected to charges of assault and theft of two rings valued at least 75 dollars. Harrison identified Mike Stillin as impersonating an officer and had him arrested after Bell’s trial began. Stillin was later fined two dollars in police court.
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Wilkinson
South Butte
Robert
Mamie Harrison
Bell
Justice Court
Courthouse Arsenal of Confiscated Guns
County and city authorities continue a roundup of firearms seized since prohibition. Firearms of every description are stored in the courthouse building as convictions roll in and the sheriff takes custody of weapons as cases proceed in the justice courts.
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Jackson
Yankee ace meets death in France
Paris reports Aviation Lieutenant ONeill of American forces killed near Chatillon sur Seine when his aircraft failed from 700 feet. The officer is believed to be Ralph ONeill, son of R L ONeill, who received a recent letter from his son stating station near Chatillon sur Seine.
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Yankee Ace
France
Paris
O'Neill
Chatillon-sur-Seine
Aviation Leutenant
Keep Your Kidneys Clean With Salts Remedy
An old advertisement touts a salts formula made from grape and lemon acids with potassium to flush kidneys and stimulate activity. It claims to relieve backache and bladder weakness by cleansing the kidneys, stressing high water intake and regular use for a few days.
Simple Pinex cough syrup plan from Rome cited
An old advertisement touts a cheap cough syrup method using Pinex with sugar syrup and molasses claiming quick relief for coughs hoarseness bronchitis and throat tickle. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and lists the Pinex company address in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Rome
Norway
Pinex Co
Fee Wayne
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