PUPILS TO WORK FOR ARMY MEDALS IN NATIONAL CONTEST
National contest invites all United States schools to submit essays on the benefits of enlisting in the army. Three winners per district will be judged by a panel including Secretary Baker Pershing and March. Final presentations occur in Washington May 1920 with 56 prizes across districts plus local awards in Butte funded by local donors.
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Baker
Washington
United States Army
Upils
War Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Surgeon General of the
United States
France
Newton D. Baker
Peyton C. March
John J. Pershing
Butte
Pershing
Lexington
Hermann
Paxson & Rockefeller
Towle, Winterhalter & Hannifin
Leys and Rose Jewelry
Plumbers and Council Clash Over City Plumbing Ordinance
Master and journeymen plumbers met with a city council committee in Mayor Stodden’s office to review plumbing models for a proposed ordinance. Work on the models will resume and be completed within a week for council submission, aiming to cut costs while maintaining sanitary standards.
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Stodden
Trails Executive to Meet in Milwaukee on Feb 16 17
Yellowstone Trail association executive committee will convene in Milwaukee February 16 and 17. W B Daly states the current route will remain. If Townsend bill passes Congress a coast to coast hard surface may emerge. Government may treat the road as military, aiding future improvements for counties.
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Yellowstone Trail Association
Milwaukee
W. B. Daly
Deer Lodge
Mr. Daly
Plymouth Rock
Puget Sound
Daly
The
Trail Association
Floods on Florence Avenue prompt immediate action plan
The city street committee investigated Florence avenue flood conditions yesterday reporting water 7 to 10 inches deep at crossings and hub deep near autos. Councilman Butterfield called the street in very bad shape and said relief must be immediate though no definite steps were decided. The committee also reviewed a proposed lighting and improvement district in the south end and will report at the next council meeting.
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Florence Avenue
T. D. Butterfield
Districtwide report ready for next council meeting
A district report is prepared for presentation at the upcoming council meeting. It covers a broad area from Massachusetts to Arizona and from C Street to the viaduct, outlining planned actions and progress across multiple locales.
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Massachusetts
Arizona
C Street
Final eighth grade tests yield six new high school entrants
Josephine Becholdt of Brown's Gulch and Erma Chinn of Rocker passed the eighth grade exams held under the county superintendent and entered high school. Four others Irene Peizzola Brown's Gulch Josephine Molek John Fortune and Leo Capper Buxton also listed as successful. several seventh graders passed in physiology and geography.
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Josephine Becholdt
Brown's Gulch
Erma Chinn
Rocker
Irene Peizzola
Josephine Molek
John Fortune
Leo Capper
Buxton
Deaf Students to Meet Rotary Club at Silver Bow
Boulder school for the deaf and dumb students will demonstrate work at the Rotary Club luncheon today at 12 15 PM. Professor Menzemer will lead several students to show results of the institution's efforts. A gold nugget weighing nearly 12 pounds was found in the Congo Kivu mines.
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Boulder School For the Deaf and Dumb
Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Menzemer
Kivu
The
Congo
Gentle laxative Cascarets advertisement appeal
An old advertisement urges readers to treat biliousness and constipation with Cascarets, claiming the product removes liver and bowel poison, relieves dizziness and bad breath, and works while you sleep without gripe or harsh effects seen in salts oils calomel or pills.
DOPSIICH 13 FINED ON VAGRANCY CHARGE
A $20 fine was imposed on Tom Dopsivich in police court for a technical vagrancy charge. He was to be sentenced after a Tuesday hearing. the case stemmed from a Monday night fight at the Board of Trade saloon. Gallagher and Davis were convicted of creating a disturbance. Lacy’s liquor-sale charge was dismissed. Mosley pled guilty to drunkenness and paid $10, with five days in jail as alternative.
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Tom Dopsivich
Dopsivich
Board of Trade
Mike Gallagher
Frank Davis
Mike Lacy
East Park
Gallagher
Lacy
T. A. Mosley
Park and Main
Hudtloff Announces Run for Sheriff Nomination
Lieut. David G. Hudtloff declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He served in the artillery during the war, spending 17 months in France and serving on the Tuscania when torpedoed off Scotland. Hudtloff also completed six years of army service, including three in the Philippines.
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David G. Hudtloff
Hudtloff
France
Tuscania
Scotland
Philippines
First German potash shipment arrives at Philadelphia
The Norwegian steamship Tungus from Hamburg docked at Philadelphia with 3,000 tons of potash, the first direct delivery from Germany in three or four years.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Hamburg
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Fabric Colors
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for all fabrics from wool to cotton including dresses, blouses, skirts, coats, and even feathers. It promises easy diamond dyeing with the color card and directions, claiming no mistake possible with proper guidance.
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Advt
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Sol
Copenhagen
Richelieu
PRO
la Tosca
la Tosca Knitting Company
Palm Beach
Chalmers
Dunham
Wrights
Becott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J. Bu
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