Tanlac Endorsement From Cincinnati Woman
Mrs. Charles Wyder of 362 Oregon Street Cincinnati Ohio offers a glowing testimonial for Tanlac. She describes four years of exhaustion gas pains and severe weakness then notes a rapid recovery with fifteen pounds gained appetite and normal sleep after starting Tanlac still feeling well almost a year later. Ad says Tanlac sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanilac
Charles Wyder
Oregon Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Skin Eruptions and Blood Remedy Advise Cure
An advertisement claims skin eruptions such as eczema, boils, and scalp troubles stem from impurities in the blood. It promotes S. S. S. as a radical, vegetable blood remedy said to cleanse the blood and cure the disease, urging readers to obtain a bottle and request free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Ga.
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Adress
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Butte People Use Thompson Park
Lime and grates for six stoves and six table tops will be sent out to Thompson park today. The park is being prepared for tourists with six complete camps to be established within a few days. Water for the camps will be piped from side gulches as main creek water is thought unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Park
Strasburger
Thompson Welfare Corporation
E. B. Howell
Thompson Welfare Fund
Butte
Shriners Picnic Set for Commercial Day Event
About 1000 to 1500 Shriners plan the Bagdad temple annual picnic on Commercial day August 18 at Silver Lake as the likely site. William Hocking chairs the picnic committee.
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Shriners
Bagdad Temple
Silver Lake
William Hocking
Speedy Sheep Shearerd Picked for Rotary Race
Two top sheepshearers A W Sutton of Australia and Arthur Scoggins of Portland were selected for the sheepshearing race before the Rotary club at the Silver Bow club noon meeting. Full Rotarian attendance is predicted and Senator W A Clark has been invited and expected to attend.
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Sheepshearers'’ Union of the World
A. W. Sutton
Australia
Arthur Scoggins
Portland
Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
W. A. Clark
Grocery Ad Fragments With Various Prices and Items
A garbled ad lists canned goods, beverages, coffee, baking powders, and fresh produce with scattered prices. Items include mackerel in Bordelaise sauce, Steri-Foam cleaners, beverages like Bevo on ice, fresh wax beans, peaches, watermelons, tomatoes, apples, rhubarb, spinach, onions, lettuce, carrots, beets, turnips, bananas, and more with inconsistent pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Tehark Pe
South Totkk
Chamber Directors Hear Reports From Seven Committees
Seven committees of the chamber of commerce will report at the regular weekly board meeting at 12 15 p m Friday. They include Finance A Perham grade school bonds J L Bruce referenda F Walker street railways S Jackman forum meeting F W Bacorn sidewalks to mines Paul A Gow and stockyards.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
A. Perham
J. L. Bruce
F. Walker
Aging Butte Resident Catherine McNulty Dies at 75
Catherine McNulty 75 a longtime Butte resident died yesterday afternoon. Survived by four daughters Mrs P J McHale Butte Mrs Anna Cobban Missoula Mrs J T Kane Whitehall and Mrs John Hoy Tucson Ariz and three sons M J and W H McNulty Butte and John J McNulty Pittston Pa Funeral services will be held at St Patrick s church Friday morning with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery
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Catherine McNulty
West Galena
Butte
P. J. McHale
Anna Cobban
Missoula
J. T. Kane
Whitehall
John Hoy
Tucson
Ariz
M. J
W. H. McNulty
John J. McNulty
Pittston
Measles Cases Rise to 26 in Butte Quarantine
Fumigating Officer James reports 26 measles cases in Butte under quarantine with no deaths yet. No case is serious. He warns single exposure in a family may release others from quarantine, risking neighborhood spread. urges precautions to prevent exposure.
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Butte
James
Cost of Repairs Delays Chamber Quarters Choice
Finance committee delayed a firm decision on new chambers awaiting repair estimates for converting Pallas Hall into up-to-date clubrooms. Members favored Pallas Hall, deeming it the probable selection for the chamber of commerce quarters.
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Pallas Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Population Shifts Reported in Nationwide Census Data
Washington reports city level changes with Ogdensburg and Gloucester showing declines and Mankato Amesbury Cambridge and Lowell showing gains. Middlesex County Massachusetts increases total 108 437 with Cambridge and Lowell rising by notable margins.
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Washington
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Mankato
Minn
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Lowell
Gloucester
Mass
Amesbury
Butte Masons To Attend State Conclave In Kalispell
Twenty Masons from Butte depart for the annual state Masonic conclave in Kalispell with 250 expected attendees. Butte delegation includes J. H. Renish and S. P. Wright as past grand commanders, 8. S. H. Greenwood, Charles Austin, and B. T. Blair. Events include Glacier National Park and Melita Island tours. Melita Island to host all future conclaves.
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Masonic Lodge
Butte
Kalispell
J. H. Renish
S. P. Wright
Glacier National Park
Melita Island
Wild Goose Island
Butte Lodge
H. Greenwood
Charles Austin
Investigation of Japanese Encroachment Extends at Auburn
Auburn Cal July 21 The inquiry by three members of the congressional committee on immigration and naturalization and Assemblyman Ivan H Parker into Japanese encroachment in the foothill fruit belt reports that in Placer county 17 146 acres of 20 000 acres of producing deciduous orchards are owned leased or controlled by Japanese or Orientals The Japanese own 2 500 acres and lease 12 610 acres and county records supplied the figures
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Auburn
Cal
Congressional Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Ivan H. Parker
Placer County
Secret Proceedings Considered for High Court Tribunal
The Hague July 20. A sub-committee drafting the tribunal plans says secret sessions may be allowed if a party requests it and the tribunal agrees. No official action yet, but discussions advance on secret case handling.
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the Hague
High Court of Nations
Millerand Sees France Winning Reparations From Germany
Paris July 21 Premier Millerand expressed confidence that France would ultimately obtain reparations from Germany in a speech on foreign affairs before the chamber of deputies today.
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Paris
France
Germany
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Publicity Paths For Briefs Before The Tribunal
Briefs and pamphlets are to receive publicity through approved channels before the tribunal. Procedures specify delegated notices and orderly publication to ensure wide dissemination among interested parties and the public, with emphasis on timely release and compliance with applicable regulations.
Hungary forms new coalition ministry under Teleky
Budapest July 21 A nationalist and farmers party coalition forms a new government with Count Paul Teleky as prime minister and foreign minister. Stephen Szako becomes finance minister and Julius Rubinek takes charge of commerce.
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Budapest
Hungary
Paul Teleky
Stephen Szako
Julius Rubinek
Their quarrel over man proves fatal
Detroit police say a revolver duel at a rooming house left Eleanor Greer aged 34 dead and Birdie Bradford 18 in custody. The shooting stemmed from a quarrel over a man in the early hours.
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Detroit
Mich
Eleanor Greer
Birdie Bradford
Republicans Open City Headquarters in Main Street Block
The Republican headquarters in the Gans and Klein block on Main Street near the Hennessy store opened for the campaign last night. Mrs Clara OConner Daly was placed in charge. Arrangements for meetings are not yet complete but space for a large crowd is provided. A banner will be hung across the entrance and an energetic program will run until polls close in November.
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Gans & Klein
Main Street
Hennessy
Clara O'Conner Daly
Interest Wanes in International Yacht Races at Sand Hook
New York July 21 Interest in the international yacht races appeared to be waning with only a small crowd on the excursion fleet to the Sand Hook course. Over twenty small craft and yachts tied up and unmoved in the East River, indicating slipping enthusiasm for the event.
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New York
Sand Hook
East River
Plank Waltz Prize Awarded at Lake Avoca Pavilion
Mrs Inez Henderson and L I Brownie won the plank waltz prize at Lake Avoca pavilion Tuesday night in a contest requiring couples to waltz back and forth on a narrow 12 inch by 12 foot plank with all turns on the plank. Margaret Duggan and Henry Gordon took second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Henderson
Italian Warships Bombard Albanian Positions
Fighting in Aviona Albania is reported by a London Times dispatch from Milan. Italian warships and coast artillery bombarded Albanian positions, which replied with rifle fire. The movement of Italian troops is increasing rapidly.
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London
Aviona
Albania
London Times
Milan
Prohibition raid nets illicit stills and liquor
Andrew Gallagher was arrested by county dry squad chief John Melia for operating a liquor still in violation of state prohibition laws. Officers seized two stills nine barrels about 450 gallons of sour mash and two gallons of moonshine in a shed at 2136 South Wyoming Street. the outfit was destroyed except for the liquor. Gallagher released on recognizance pending formal information.
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Andrew Gallagher
John Melia
Wyoming Street
Gallagher
United Kingdom Builds Record Ship Tonnage
Lloyds register of shipping reports Britain now has 3,578,000 tons under construction, surpassing the United States by 1,472,000 tons. The figure marks the highest total ever recorded for Great Britain.
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London
United Kingdom
United States
Lloyds Register of Shipping
Great Britain
Petitions Filed For County Office Nominations
Candidates filed petitions for county offices including Robert Ornsby republican justice of the peace South Butte township Charles Wedlake republican justice of the peace South Butte township P J Burns democrat constable Silver Bow township George H Ambrose republican justice of the peace South Butte township BE BK Carlisle republican justice of the peace South Butte township S W Billings republican commissioner.
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Robert Ornsby
South Butte
Charles Wedlake
South Butte Township
P. J. Burns
Silver Bow Township
George H. Ambrose
BE BK. Carlisle
S. W. Billings
Emily Dhooghe seeks divorce after threats and assault
Less than a month after marrying Joe Dhooghe in Butte, Emily Dhooghe filed for divorce in district court alleging he threatened to cut her throat, killed her on multiple occasions, beat and bruised her, and choked her on April 18. She seeks $250 attorney fees and $50 per month alimony.
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Joe Dhooghe
Butte
Emily Dhooghe
It's Easy Now to Curl Hair to Stay Curled
A simple silmerine method promises long lasting waves without heat damage. Apply a little liquid silmerine with a clean toothbrush after dividing hair into strands, then set for three hours. The result appears natural, glossy, and non greasy, with lasting curl regardless of humidity.
How To Look and Feel Bright in Hot Weather
A simple saxolite lotion made by dissolving an ounce of pure powdered saxolite in a half pint of witch hazel refreshes the face in hot weather. It reduces enlarged pores tightens skin and smooths furrows promising quick cosmetic improvement with no harm to the skin.
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Studebaker
Butte Motors CO
West Park Butte
Montana
Lowe’s
Sanitary Kalsomine
West Park ST
Imo
Ostermoor
Idcady
Abitibi
Coles
Cole’s
Paar
Cours
RGEIG
Merlin Ee Eho
Ieee
DOE Govom
Census Bureau Reports
Butte Masong
Glacier Park
High Court
United Kingdom Building Ships
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
Oechsli
West Broadway
DR. Davis
Owsley Block
Park and
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