Spice of 1922 best of season in Broadway show
The Spice of 1922 opened at the Broadway theater last night and is hailed as the best production of the season west of New York. The company drew steady laughter with El Brandelli’s gyrations and Betty Jones dances, while elaborate sets and costumes impressed the insatiable audience. Two performances today, matinee and evening, and the show is expected to travel to Butte next. Mongol kings on cheetah hunts sometimes used as many as 1,000 leopards.
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el Brandell
Betty Jones
Garden of
Den
Broadway
New Ork
Comny
Butte
Funeral notices for Gagnon Onesime Marsy Skantz
Remains of Peter Onesime agnon and John Elias Skantz lie at Sherman Reed funeral home. John Marsy funeral set Sunday afternoon at 1 30 from Sherman Reed, Rev B H Lingenfelter off officiating. Interment Mountain View cemetery. W O W Camp No 153 note included.
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Marsy
John Marwill
Theerman& Reed Funeral Home
B. H.lingenfelter
Mountain View Cemetery
Skantz
John Elias Skantz
Sherman & Reed
B. Ge — Ee
Blight Menages Trees of Butte
City officials seek funds from the council and state horticulture to spray and save Canadian poplars from cytospora blight. Experts warn many trees are beyond saving. watering, pruning, and removal of diseased parts are advised. A Bitterroot spray is to be tested.
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Butte
State Department of Horticulture
Peter Potter
Tree Trial Offers Five Year Path to Poplar Succession
A Canadian poplar's replacement behavior or success hinges on extended testing, with five to six years of experiments required to determine viability and establish a workable successor species.
Mutuals on all race tracks urged by advocates
New York July 14. Chicago police raid Hawthorne track at season start and arrest about a dozen alleged gamblers charged with the betting. Supporters urge pari mutuel betting as safer, noting revenue and control. They warn open wagering persists where betting exists and accuse lawmakers of inaction despite Europe’s example.
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New York
Chicago
Hawthorne
Maryland
Kentucky
Europe
Directors of Butte Refining Company Invest in New Venture
William C Siderfin president John G Noren vice president Lewi S Wild treasurer Herman Strasburger secretary C O Vowell chairman of executive board pledge to manage honestly and wisely. Refinery planned at 500 barrel per day capacity with authorized capital 350000 dollars 125000 shares offered to public.
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William C. Siderfin
John G. Noren
Lewi S. Wild
Herman Strasburger
C. O. Vowell
Profits in Oil Refining Revealed by 75 Million Barrel Sale
A House report notes 75,000,000 barrels of crude oil from an Oklahoma property earned the lessor 5.45 million, the broker 2.4 million, the developer 12.7 million, and the pipeline refiner 86.05 million. The refiner earned seven times the producer and 34 times the lease owner, with no risk until discovery and delivery.
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Uncle Sam
House of Representatives
Oklahoma
Pipe Line Company
Figures show annual dividends per cent across oil firms
The data lists per cent dividends for Continental Oil Cosden Ohio Waters-Pierce Solar and Vacuum Oil and related figures. It notes Waters-Pierce paid 2,625 per cent in stock dividends, Mid-West Refining 1,000 per cent, Swan & Finch 500 per cent, and states these figures are not selective in tracing refinery histories.
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Continental Oil Co
Cosden and Co
Ohio Oil Co
Waters-Pierce A . Solar Oil Co
Vacuum Oil Co
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Mid-West Refining Company
Swan & Finch Company
Butte Chosen For New Refinery Location
Butte is selected for a proposed refinery due to its rail access to Montana fields and role as a distribution hub. The plan expects high local demand, a ready crude supply, and profits from refining with turnover and returns per barrel estimated at $5 gross, $2 costs. The site covers 38% acres west of Montana Street Cemeteries with ready rail spurs and water supply. Operations planned within 90 days with stock subscriptions sought at Lewisohn Building offices.
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Butte
Montana
Butte Pipe & Tile Company
Montana Street
Buy Stock in Butte's Oil Refinery Now
Forceful appeal urges public stock subscription to fund a Butte centered refinery venture. Cites rapid self financing plants in Lawton and Iowa Park, plus growth stories of Cosden, Sinclair, and Peerless Refining as proof of big profits in independent refining.
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Butte
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Undertakers
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors
Brosdway
M. J. Walsh CO. Pearre
Phore
Joseph Richards, Inc
Rickards & Wade
Embalmers
Sam R. White
Cassidy & Gosselin Funere
Embelmers
St Res
Thaske
Nes Murphy
M. J. Ryan
John Driscoll
Larry Duggan
Ais Rth
Mate Street
Beckley
C. W. Beckley
Louisville
Wallace
Idaho
Edward
Seattle
Aggre & P
John Shes
William Molloy
Dalyshea Company
Best Park Street
Phene
John D
Rockefeller
Robert Irving Hunter
C. Bourtiss Hunter
Valhalla
Mr. Rockefeller
Potter
George Weedbock
Door Skeels
University of Montana
Boulder
HOT Springs Sanitarium
The
Rockie
Boulder Springs
Ogden
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Consolidated Ticket Office
North Main St
Anaconda
J. BE. Lorenz
WM. J. Sullivan
Norte
Main Street
Butte Refining Company
Lewisohn Building
Butte Capital
Lawton
Iowa Park
Texas
Cushing
J. 8. Cosden
Tulsa
Harry Sinclair
Peerless Refining Company
Butte Refining Co
Lewisohn Buildin
W.C. Siderfin
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