Rules for Hand Drilling Contest At Columbia Gardens
A mine foremen committee drew rules for a double handed rock druling contest set for July 28 at Columbia Gardens. Eight pound hammer seven eighths inch drill steel. Contest limited to men 155 pounds or under with drilling clothes. Entry details and first prize of 106 dollars noted.
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Columbia Gardens
Ed Renouard
Dodger State
E. Norris
Tramway
William McLean
Anaconda
Group of Mines
A.C. M. Company
Hennessy
Walkerville Mourns Lunla Holland Funeral at Home
Practically all Walkerville attended the funeral of Mrs Lunla Holland mother of Mayor Holland who died Sunday. Services were held at the Holland home 115 Daly Street Catholic cemetery service had Neighbors of Woodcraft members. Pallbearers included James Kean Edward Kenoulrd John J Kings Nal or Dunnell Haward Matthews and Joe Birney. Obituary tributes came from oil and fire departments and numerous city groups.
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Walkerville
Lunla Holland
Holland
Daly Street
Woodcraft
James
Kean
Edward. Kenouard
John J Kings Nal
Dunnell
Haward Matthews
Joe Biiney
Oil and Fie
Children’s Day Fashion and Garden Visit Story
A fragment discusses children’s clothing for a garden day, contrasting sturdy playwear with delicate dresses. Mothers worry about dirt and wear, while ideas favor practical outfits and freedom of movement for the children. The text references Tutte, NY and a board discussion on attire.
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Tutte
German German Schmidt Disputes Candy Shop Fight
An argument at a candy shop over colored versus white candy led to a confrontation between Schmidt and Shumaker. Shumaker accused Schmidt of being German, drew a gun, and Schmidt was arrested on a fault charge. Schmidt proclaimed I am a good American while Shumaker claimed duty to involve the authorities.
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Shomaker
Cohomaker
Schmidt
Shumaker
Sehmidt
Police raid yields arrests amid tense city district flare up
In Butte a raid led by Chief Murphy and Captain O'Donnell targeted the fork restricted district. Authorities warned residents the crackdown would continue and emphasized there is no restricted district in the city. Mary Lavoe and six others were arrested near Mercury Street as part of the operation. A separate obituary notes Margaret Nolan of 653 South Alabama Street, died after 18 years in Butte. The notice of abandonment by Rollo McDonald disclaims debts of Hazel McDonald.
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Murphy
Ciptain O'Donnell
Fork
Ney Aart
Mercury Street
Butte
Mary Lavoe
Margaret Nolan
South
Alabama Street
John. J. Nolan
Mary Walsh
William S. Walsh
Portland
Ore
Mary Whitlock
Scranton
Danger of Germs Shown in War Insects Slides
A county health official described a lecture with slides on germs from flies and mosquitoes. The talk highlighted sanitation, housing, and hygiene while warning of typhoid, diphtheria, and disease threats from contaminated food and milk.
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Yoal Trussell
Hardin
Russell
Founda
State Health Officers” Association
Ruewlt
Fies
Fabien
Centerville Boy Joins Navy Scout on Globe Trotting Tour
Roy Hodge an 18 year old from Centerville enlisted in Butte a year ago and has toured North and Central America aboard the cruiser Savannah. His diary chronicles stops at Salt Lake City Mare Island Goat Island San Francisco and more as he prepares to return home on short furlough before rejoining his unit. He reflects on the Navy’s role in the war effort and his experiences across multiple ports and cities.
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Roy Hodge
Jackie
Missoula Avenue
Centerville
Panama Canal
Golden Gate
Statue of Liberty
Butte
Savannah
Lutey Heros
Salt Lake
Recent Rains Aid Dry Farmers in Montana Wheat Outlook
Fragmented notes show discussions on how recent rainfall may support dry farmers. The excerpt mentions wheat, sowing, and costs, with references to federal provisions aiding farmers in tough conditions. Names and precise places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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William
George
Likings
Hutte
Try
Montana
Woman's Quirchl Reports Food Price and Supply Findings
At a Tutte group meeting Mrs Kennedy presented figures from the health department on food shortages and price rises. Strawberries, onions, candy, asparagus, radishes, rhubarb and peanut butter showed higher costs with shortages of certain items. A committee was appointed to study causes and plan actions, while playground committees reported progress with local schools and supervision needs.
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Tutte Wom
Mra HN. Kennedy
Health Department
Bureau of Public Unit
Dave Scott Home on Short Furlough
Dave Scott son of Mrs David Scott of 475 Alabama Street has returned home on a short furlough from the officers training school at Sheridan Wyoming. He attended the University of Michigan the past year and plans to be sent to the Presidio after his furlough ends.
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Dave Scott
Mra
David” Scott
Alabama Hreet
Dave
Caan Sheridan
Wyo
Ofhicers Training
Universitys of
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Stremeth
Richelieu Loganberry
Johnson Tastries
Ghirardelli
Kellogg's
Ceylon
Lcle
Loyal Order Moose
Thos. N. Bailey
East Park
Schndt
Hous
The
Mont
Hazel McDonald
Rollo’ M'Donald
Chiirens
Aileston
Semonary
Poilewine
Wilwea
Oefieiat Board
Hickey Bros
East Park St
Heinz
Jackie Globe Trotter
West Coast
Central America
Sanal
Colatt
Jampicn
West Iadies
Norfolk
Newton
Conn
New Yorks
Sue
Rue Chepheal Opinion
Eoane Ner
HE On
All
Ellis Paint Co
W. Granite
F. A. Ironside
Offies
Mont Seana
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