Butte Golfers Annex Victory In Home Match
Butte defeated Anaconda in the second home and home golf clash at the Butte Country Club. The event featured a tie between Colin Kidd and Harold Hiser, both playing with Barker, and included notable wins by Mrs. Frank Tucker of Anaconda over Mrs. R. R. Kilroy of Butte. Bobby Jones was announced as national open champion. The scores list many head-to-head finishes with Kilroy sr. and Kilroy jr. securing wins for Anaconda and Butte respectively.
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Butte
Anaconda
Butte Country Club
Colin Kidd
Harold Hiser
Barker
Kidd
Frank Tucker
R. R. Kilroy
Standard News Dispatch
Bobby Jones
Cruikshank
Engraving and Printing Delivers Billions of Postage Stamps
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing shipped 13,354,943,861 perfect post age stamps in a single year. United States mined just over 1,000 ounces of platinum last year. Fur production totaled 95,680,000 dollars with North America contributing about 24,000,000. Canada runs about 1,500 fox and fur-farm operations. Most earth’s iodine is in the sea per Dr. McClendon. Hosiery size is measured from toe tip to heel back. Forty percent of a major city taxicab fleet’s drivers own stock. German bicycles flood the market undercutting English-made bikes.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Zemo advertised eczema cure with 35c bottle claim
The ad touts Zemo as a fast acting eczema and skin condition remedy. It promises quick relief from burning itching and states an extra large bottle costs $1.00. It claims healing begins on application and that most traces of eczema teter pimples rash and blackheads disappear. The copy emphasizes penetrating antiseptic action and reliability when others fail.
Two Anacondans Killed in Crash
A car collision on Adams street killed Mrs. Olson and her daughter Marie Elizabeth, injuring a baby and leaving husband Oscar Olson and John Stave shaken. Mrs. Olson died at St Ann's hospital. Marie Elizabeth died after 1 PM. Coroner orders an inquest. bodies moved to Tuttle undertaking rooms.
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Oscar Olson
Deer Lodge
Adams Street
Park Street
John Stave
Marie Elizabeth
LeGrand
Stave
Kendrick
Tuttle Undertaking
Olson
Anaconda
Sweden
Elmer Nelson
Robert Derrmott
Los Angeles
John Nordquist
East Fifth Street
City Draws Millions: Two Million Leave Farms Last Year
Conservative estimates indicate about two million people departed rural farms for urban areas in the past year, reflecting a major rural-urban migration trend.
Global Sunday School Attendance Reaches 36 Million
Report shows over 36 million people across Europe Asia Africa Oceanica and the Americas attend Sunday school on Sundays. The study highlights participation by children and adults, reflecting widespread religious education and community programs worldwide.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
Oceanica
North
South America
Modern fire and maintenance devices from a distant city
A two wheeled fire cart carries a seated fireman and a front nozzle with a gusher water curtain for safety, capable of 125 foot sprays. Also described are rat traps with auto reset and safety catches, a brace drilling aid using a washer, expanding fluid jacks for lifting, and a farm built derrick using wagon tongue and post fulcrum to lift loads by one man.
France Presses Concessions Over Versailles Debts
Premier Poincare argued France bears major interest in the reparations system while noting repeated concessions and delays by allies. He warned that dismantling the commission would imperil security and reopen European peace terms affecting Czecho Slovakia, Romania, and Yugoslavia.
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Poincare
Germany
France
Ruhr
Rhine
Mr. Lloyd George
Britain
M. Poincare
Great Britain
Europe
Czecho- Slovakia
Rumania
Jugo Slavia
Federation of Mental Producers Formed in Writers Congress
Mexico City reports the National Congress of Writers approved forming the Federation of Mental Producers to aid authors and poets. A proposal for an Hispano-American Associated Press was endorsed to unite Spain and former American colonies. Delegates clashed, preventing concrete action on resolutions.
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Mexico City
Federation of Mental Producers
National Congress of Writers
Reporters’ Syndicate
Associated Press
Spain
Truth serum to be used in Walsh trial debated by officials
Jefferson county attorney Howard Johnson questions the defense plan to use scopomalia to prove John son was not the killer. He doubts the serum’s efficacy and warns it could aid the prosecution if used, noting Walsh’s past alias Albert Bell and a prior Monroe reformatory sentence. Trial preparations for July 20 proceed with experts in scopomalia.
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Roy Walsh
Boulder
Charles Johnson
Renowa
Howard Johnson
Jefferson County
Attroney
John Elliott
Johnson
Walsh
Arthur Hughes
Mr. Johnson
Washington State
Tige Capitol Referred as Congress House in Early Years
The article notes that Tige Capitol was officially known as the Congress House during its early years, reflecting a historical naming variant and the building’s origins in the period.
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Tige Capitol
Congress House
Water circuses draw huge crowds in Japan
A Yokohama water circus attracts more than 25 000 spectators in a single day. The exhibit showcases aquatic acts, drawing large families and tourists to the waterfront venue. Organizers praise strong turnout and regional interest in unique marine performances.
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Japan
Yokohama
Stormy Climate Near Swanee River Mouth Reports High Thunderstorms
A regional average indicates about ninety thunderstorms each year occur in the area around the Swanee River mouth in northwestern Florida, reflecting a notably active storm season for the coastal region.
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Swanee River
Florida
Plant pests cause massive crop losses in the nation
The country faces 73 kinds of plant pests, each capable of reducing annual crops by at least one million dollars. The statement highlights widespread agricultural risk and economic impact across diverse pest species and regions.
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Farnsworth
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Oliver
Roberts
McCarvel
Perham
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Bicknell
Webber
Malsbury
Morrow
Berrien
Wood
Kall
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Morgan
Peckover
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Fisher
Dran
Merkle
Tucker
M. O'Farrell
Asbury
Holbrook
Wraith
C. O'Farrell
United States
North America
Canada
Earth
Dr. McClendon
England
The
First National Bank OF
Montana
Andrew J. Davis
Stephenson
George VA. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Porsythe
Butte, Montana
Geners
Julia Olson
W. C. Baker
Foundry
Baker
J. Boss Clare
W. A. Clark
W. A. Clare & Bro. Bankers
Frange
Esv
By al Posen
Kay
Oo Oo, Ted
RSVF
AAV
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Yesen Bros. Bankers
Butte, Mont
California
Southern Pacific Lines
San Francisco
Ogden
P. Pancroft
Southern Pacifico Lines
South Main ST
Salt Lake City
Utah
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