Successful flight by Maroney at Butte track
A modest crowd watched aviator Maroney soar for about 23 minutes but failed to reach higher than 700 feet as others like Blues and Cooper did not complete flights. The event promised aviation feats and three aviators were brought by the chamber of commerce, though only Maroney took to the air. organizers defended the effort and outlined expenditures and admission price adjustments.
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Maroney
Aviating
Blues
J. D. Cooper
Blake
Chamber of Commerce
Cooper
Barney Oltfield
Reece
Dierk Tiley
Oldfield
Riley
Handlean
Heinemann
Oldfield T
Heinermann
Sehen
Dlying
Stark
Christie Ile
Benz
John Berkin
Oldfern
BUI' Fritseh Areva
Oldneld
Opie
Eviators
Sykes
Charaber of Commerce
Butte
Chamber of Comrperca
Chambers
Aso
Chamber of
Clamber of Commerce Committee
Ihem
Chambar of Commerce
Ne Chamber of Comments
Wny
Hutte
Pre- Maroney
aEelets
Try Cowper
Ophilie W. Rai
Syrup of Figs and Senna Cited for Constipation Relief
A vintage notice promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims to ease stomach, liver, and bowel issues, promising a quick, pleasant outcome without nausea. The ad urges asking for the California Fig Syrup Company product by its full name.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Very Select Hotel Run By Uncle Sam
A fragmentary feature envisions a grand hotel for the government in Washington, replacing blocks with three federal buildings. It imagines a dignified hostless state department complex, with limited clerical access, reserved for notable visitors like Prince Henry or Admiral Togo, while the nation learns of the premium book The American Government.
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Uncle Sam
Uncle Bint Wilh
Washington
Tnei Stead
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce and Sector
State Department
Prince Henry
Togo
Ananenda Standard
Becaus
Riding of the Goat Question Divides Elks Rites
Portland reporters note the Elks judiciary and ritual committees failed to transact business in their sessions as they reopen debate on reestablishing the goat in initiation ceremonies. Contests loom for grand exalted ruler while Thomas Mills of Superior seeks election. Dr Charles Smith, aged ninety five, travels to Portland as one of the oldest Elk members.
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Portland
Ore
Judiciary
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
Thomas H. Mills
Superior
Wis
Los Angeles
Charles 8. Smith
Nevwak
N. J
The
Elks
Benevolent and Protective Orden of Elks
Smith
Fortland
Colorado Elks Decorate Dining Car on Travel to Portland
A party of Colorado Elks en route to the national convention in Portland arrived in Livingston this morning and then proceeded to Yellowstone Park for a day. They returned to Livingston tonight and continued to Portland. Local Elks decorated the dining car with bouquets of purple and white flowers placed on tables and throughout the train.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Colorado Elks
Portland
Yellowstona Park
Eiks
Elks
Colorads
Els
Three Livingston youths escape drowning after boat capsizes
Herbert Kells Adolph Krome and Lawrence Creighton of Livingston were alerted down the Yellowstone in a cast-iron boat bound for Billings. After barely a mile the craft overturned and all three narrowly escaped drowning, with Welly rescued by his companions.
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Standard
Livingston
Herbert Kells
Adolph Krome
Lawrence Creighton
Livingston Hoya
Yellowstone
Billings
Taylor Laundry worker sues for five thousand dollars
Mrs Elizabeth Morrion employed at the Taylor laundry sues Cayley Company for 5000 dollars alleging a door mishap in the basement storage area caused injury to her right hand and stomach nerves after two doors swung open and a third door pinched her finger. Dr J Newton Alexandshaw sues for possession of notes on Bhauneu street property in Hill Block. He asserts notes were assigned to him and seeks foreclosure and an accounting of rents.
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Elizabeth Morrieon
Taylor Laciuiry
Cayley Am Pny
Wiies
J. Newton Alexandshaw
Eve Sa Alexander Ji
Witv
Bhaueieut Street
Hill Bloek
1400 Bros
Ander Gor
Hall Bros
Wexander
Florence Crittenden Circle Endorses Mrs Peters Work
Mrs C H Bucher president of the Florence Crittenden circle endorses Mrs Peters who cares for children and has run a home at 444 South Wramix Street since bereaved parents rely on such care. Neighbors corroborate Peters is a good woman with a proper home and attention to her own children.
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C. H. Bucher
Florence Crittenden Circle
Peters
Bucker
Drs. Bucker
M Peters
Secon
Wramix Street
Anna Aiken
South
Wyoming Street
Bucher
Pray Protests Dollar Too Much for Automobiles
Representative Pray denounces the Interior department for a dollar charge on each automobile entering Glacier National Park. He notes Elks delegates visiting the park face a two dollar fee for two miles of road and urges abrogation until more road is built, warning of action to the president if denied.
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Standard
Washington
Pray
Interior Department
Glacier National Park
The
Elks
Maliapell
Glacier Park
Quenches Thirst Horsford's Acid Phosphain Pitch
An odd ad notes Horsford's acid phosphate in water as a refreshing drink, then shifts to promoting the Standard newspaper subscription with annual rates and premiums. It includes a plea to subscribe, delivery options in Anaconda and costs, and a separate item about a Dodge City dance license.
Trunks and Leather Goods Deep Discount Sale
A dense ad lists prices and items for sale on trunks suits cases leather bags handbags umbrellas guard sets safety razors slippers drinking cups manticure sets flasks and more. Items include two trunk styles at 18.50 and 22.95, steamer trunks at 17.75, suitcases from 7.50 to 15.60, leather bags from 3.65 to 9.86, and ladies accessories with discounted values.
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Ie Waknen
Two Victims of Accident at Felt Lake City Track
A disastrous accident on a meteor drone track at Wandamerg left Harry G. Davis dead and several injured. Victims include Miss Uaahan Shepherd, Miss Elizabeth Jonson, Miss Khoa Thiveneah, and Campbell Saw. Davis collided with a globe after a failed pass and was thrown 20 feet along the track.
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Lake City
Geing
Wandamerg
Goven
Harry G. Davis
Uaahan Shepherd
Wereney
Wereney Chara V. Rollins, Traveling Sales, Ott and Chest Bruised. Naingham
Elizabeth Jonson
Areken
Davis
Campbell
Fort Douglas
Miss Cunningham Event Yields Momentary Rescue
A fragmentary notice notes Miss Cunningham related incident where feelings of loss fade briefly. The report hints at a momentary consolation amid ongoing concerns affecting Cerricua residents.
Bishop Luccock to Dedicate First Church in Montana
Bishop Luccock will dedicate the First Church in a Montana town today. He travels with a party from Conrad to Coline, promising a warm reception from the local community and noting Montana’s qualities as a great state with loyal and open residents.
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Luccock
FIRST
Hjallard Eat
Montana
Sundar
Tirsk
Dion ‘Montena
Conrad Te Coline
Whit Ara
al Hils
Thaw Insanity Case Commentary Recalled by Governor
Disjointed OCR fragment recalls Thaw insanity defenses and governor’s past remarks, noting Paranoia and derisive theories cited in the Matteawan context. Mentions Persong and Wick Weraily in a garbled narrative about Thaw’s restraint and public reaction to his case.
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Te Sali
Paranoiia
Emi
New TG for Townsites in Special Plapaten
Washington July 3 Borah inter Nated it bil today providing that
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Washington
Thenater Borah
International Building Exhibition Sees Foreign Participation
The article notes half the proceeds from a sale in reclamation townsites for public works like schools and utilities. It discusses an exhibition at Leipzig from May to October and the expected global turnout, including foreign governments, officials, and experts, aiming to showcase progress in building arts and foster valuable connections.
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Ze Tribune
Baseby
Leipzig
T+ IW
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Didiela Dora
Colorado
Damndress Brings
SUL Aviaens Taylor Company
Alexander Auen
Dodge City
Kansas City Journal
Ruben
Gard
Jmiham
Bos
Prines
FLOOR
ST Ab
Conmnetis
Cunningham
Anaconda Copner Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
Bling Enwuution
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula
United States
Goats
Rymas Capital Garples
M. L. Gulden
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