Librarian Miss King Leads Vast National Library Conference
The meeting drew over 1,000 delegates from across the United States with Montana representatives Miss Stoddard Miss Buckhouse Miss Fernald Miss Forrest and Miss King in attendance. Miss May Massey of Chicago gave the keynote on Changing Literary Taste and the Growing Appeal of Poetry.
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Miss King
United States
Montana
Miss Stoddard
Missoula Public Library
Miss Buckhouse
The
University
Lbrary
Fernald
Great Fails Library
Forrest
Hazeman Agricultural College Brary
Turner minister collapses while delivering sermon
Rev RG Collison of Oregon collapsed and died from apoplexy after delivering a sermon to a large crowd at the Oregon Christian church convention in Turner. The final business session of an international conference on women for permanent peace adopted resolutions calling for abolition of military drills in schools and instruction on royalty.
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Turner
Ore
RG. Collison
Orewon
San Francisco
International Conference of Women
Lake management promises a change at troubled resort
Sheriff investigation at Lake Avoca finds Sunday dances and serving of intoxicants to underage persons in the German village. Management agrees to stricter rules, no more Sunday dances, and compliance with county attorney instructions to keep the lake orderly and family friendly.
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Henderson
Lake Avoca
Sheri
Butte
Soree
Tor
Warm Springs
Horst
and Coglin
Sullivan
Moore
Matt Canning i
Thompson Freed on Bail in Shooting Case
Frank Thompson, a Black man jailed since mid February for the shooting death of Frank Compton, was released on bail. Three sureties totaling 1,000 secured by A. B. Melzner and accepted by Judge Donlan. Thompson’s attorney was Fred Farman. Compton was shot in rooms of the Afro-American elite after a quarrel. Thompson claims self defense.
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Frank Compton
A. B. Melzner
Donian
Fred Farman
Thompson
Compton
Michael Harowath
Harowath
Donlan
C. al Wallace
Nee Murphy
Murphy
Mann J
Resinol Promises Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
Physicians have long prescribed Resinol for eczema and itching skin. The product claim notes rapid relief from itching and begin healing, with Resinol Ointment and Soap recommended together. Free trial offered by Resinol Department 221, Baltimore Md.
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Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
Montana Woman Desperate Ill Recovered by Remedy
Mrs. D. Houde of Eureka Montana, after long stomach illness, reports swift relief from Matt's Wonderful Remedy. In a letter to George H. Mayr of Chicago, maker and drug store proprietor, she endorses the product for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and claims it cured her worst stomach trouble. The ad promotes lasting results and a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
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