Butte Notes Wide Visitor and Local Business News
Butte notes list visitors and residents stopping in Dillon and surrounding towns. Mentions include H.R. Houghton and A. N. Roberts, Poindexter and Sharp, Gilbert and Hoest, Gray, and others visiting hotels or staying with relatives. Local businesses such as the P.O. News Stand closed for a holiday, and savings deposits offer interest through July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
H.R. Houghton
Moulder
Thutte
North Main Street
Ada L. Sharp
Bozeman
T. FE. Gilbert
Dillon
Wood
Newman
Monida
Gray
Farrell
Murhospital
William J
Agate Street
Swartz
Erma O. Lish
Mile Drew" Levington
J. Hannigin
Drummond
Fey
St. John's Catholic
Jack Costello
Dominant
Motor Company
Seattle
E. L. Bradshaw
Associated Charities of
Butte
Hazeman
Quincy Hughes
South Side
Minnesota
Miners Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Peage Possible for Hin on This One Condition
Premier Lloyd George told American troops after a review that Germany can have peace tomorrow with the United States France and Great Britain if she accepts President Wilson's voiced conditions. Also notes dividend declaration for a securities issue and a prompt about job advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pre
Ameri Army
France
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Wilson
Pipestone Springs
Australians and American troops link in fero battles and a deadly escort
The article recalls four years of war with Australians guiding American prisoners and fighting beside infantry. It describes the brutal barrage and deadly calm after the advance toward the objective. The Lusitania cry and the German enemy shape the grim mood among Allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariet
America
Mathenin
Over the Top War Song Echoes Past Valor
A wartime lyric extols soldiers marching Over the Top to end the curse of war. It frames bravely facing bayonets and sacrifice as noble, compares battle to a righteous mission, and envisions reward in glory and heavenly forgiveness for those who perish or endure.
Carefulest Man in the World Pokes at Kaiser's Uninjured Sons
Irving Hacheller portrays a stark irony: while German forces suffer casualties and hunger, the Kaiser and his six uninjured sons ride in steel limousines seeking safety. The piece contrasts homefront fear with imperial privilege, urging caution amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenzollern
Irving Hacheller
New York Times
Wounded American Flyer Seeks Return to Combat
A wounded American flyer, Lieutenant William Wellman of Cambridge Massachusetts, arrives in the U S and asks to rejoin the fight with the Royal Air Forces mission. He intends to return to front line duty after healing from injuries suffered when his aircraft was downed in April 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutex
F Tray Wunaeare
Lafayette Fling Corps
Wiliam Wellman
Cambridge
Mass
George Welles Jes
Royal Air Forces
United States
France
Emergency food survey takers urged to report to dealers
A war emergency food survey is under way. The federal bureau seeks response from elevator or grain warehouses, mills, wholesale and retail grain dealers, meat and provision jobbers, creameries, hotels, public institutions, and other food suppliers. A $100 reward awaits proof of noncompliance. notice posted at 37 North Main Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hutte
Tesus Department
Imakine
Federal Bureau of Mail
Huaite
Sto Axe
North Main Mayer
Loose Scraps of Wartime Notes Span Worlds and Wonders
A scattered summary of diverse topics from hazards of screws in woodwork to a Danish health drive, Norway and Germany war sizes, Canadian munition orders, a 1782 Great Seal anecdote, and scientific notes on tidal forces and earth crust. The items mix disaster risks, finance, naval ships, and geophysical observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Astrict
United States
Herlingske Tidende
Copenhagen
Denmark
Ment
Norway
Putnam
Wright
No Jerson
Fougher Yards
Moss
Monetary Times
Canada
Congress
John Prestwich
John Adams
Great Britain
Irish Sea
Liverpool
Dublin
Subways and a Soldier a Morning Moment of Mercy
In a New York Tribune vignette a tired private of artillery dozes on a subway car as a gray haired woman watches. She leans close to kiss his sleeping head and slips away before the curtain of routine returns, leaving witnesses to the quiet gesture. An Englishman patents battery electric opera glass lighting as the note closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
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Kenneth Simmons
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Hugh Gleason
J. J. Flynn
Deer Lodge Valley
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Able
Orth Butte Maing
F. TR. Kennedy
New York
Fernal
Kaiser
London Chronicle
Congressional Record
Congressional Globe
Aillee
Washington
Publica
Ireland
Economy Shoe Co
W. G. Lewis
Mgr
West Park
Hannifin
Butte Ae
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
John J McCarthy
Prop
Hickey Bros
East Park
Rane
Rattan
Lin
Ask
Ceylon
M’carthy
East Broadway
Dewey Point
Lake Avoca
Lepo
Europe
East Park Street
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