Optical Ailments Highlight Education Trends
Los Angeles optometry head Harry L Fung told Butte Kiwanis members that poor vision keeps students from advancing and explains why many repeat grades. He cited exams showing 18% of 100 students with defective sight and noted vision issues limit livelihoods, with 214 legitimate occupations and only 18 open to the vision impaired. He urged modern exams that assess the eye itself and advocate conservation of vision through school and industry surveys.
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Harry L. Fung
Los Angeles School of Optometry
Butte Kiwanis Club
California
Fung
James Uncles
Art Stanbury
Helena
Dee J. McGonigie
Fred Decker
Uaniaoe
Buchanan Boy Scout
Highlands
Alaska
Detroit
Ben Hardin
Rotary International reports at Butte luncheon
Tom Davis Aubrey Benton and Frank Venable report on the Cleveland convention at Sliver Bow club luncheon with Williard Thompson presiding. Attendees will hear about next year’s international program and excerpts from Everett Hill’s address on civilization and selfishness.
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Tom Davis
Aubrey Benton
Frank Venable
Butte
Rotary International
Cleveland
Sliver Bow Club
Williard
Thompson
Butte Club
Everett Hill
Light weight bleached cotton women’s union suits on sale
Women’s union suits in regulation style made from light weight bleached cotton offered in regular and extra sizes. Extra special price only 65c.
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Milan
Hatchway
Montana weather aids crops in weekly crop report
The Montana weather bulletin notes cool, cloudy late week aiding crops after hot early week. It cites varies by region with moisture shortages in some areas, harvests underway for barley oats winter wheat and rye, corn and sugar beets progressing though dry conditions hinder growth. Livestock remain in good condition as ranges turn brown and dusty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Montana
W. T. Lathrop
Prairie County
Yellowstone
Blaine County
Flathead
Bubonic plague spreading in lower Volga region
The plague is spreading in the lower Volga region with 31 deaths last week, bringing the total to nearly 100 since June. The government is building special hospital barracks for patient isolation.
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Preas
Moscow
Lower Volga
Bleachers Collapse at Frontier Days Hurts Dozens in Cheyenne
A 60-foot section of Frontier park bleachers collapsed during the Frontier Days Wild West celebration in Cheyenne Wyoming injuring about 26 people none seriously. Cavalry from Fort Russell helped extricate the pinned and an army ambulance ferried the more hurt to hospitals. The incident occurred as broncos were being saddled for the championship rough riding contest. the soft ground from overnight rain caused the collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frontier Park
United States
Fort Russell
Broncos
Fred Lesack
Lincoln
Neb
Harry G. Hutchinson
Beaumont
Texas
Claude Nowlin
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fred H. Vashon
Carey Station
Jason Howell
Dallas
Peoria Thomas
Claude Smith
Wray
Col
G. R. Kirth
Denver
H. A. Nebell
A. B. Donahue
Rock Springs
Alice Ryan
Boston
Mass
Gladys Yates
W.W. .H. Yates
Boulder
Barry
Victor Maul
James C. Long
J. L. Jones
Omaha
Mary A. Leache
New Castle
Wye
Dwane Hunter
Valley
Janet Marxseon
Duquoin
Carrol Liss
C. C. Wheatland
Chicago
Purification Pledge Promises Health From Celetabs
Doctors say perfect purification of the system is key to health. Try Celetabs with a thorough course once or twice weekly for weeks. Calotabs are advertised as the greatest system purifiers. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
EAGH CIL WELL A MINE ruling up for oil tax changes
Helena July 22 On Attorney General Foot opinion following a supreme court decision each well is a mine blanks for amended net proceeds tax returns sent to all producers in the state The move changes policy by allowing deduction of dry hole costs from profitable operations within the same lease Courts are expected to consider the board's method before final assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Heliena
Foot
Supreme Court
State Board of Equalization
Mid-Northern Oil Company
Walker
United States
M. B. Milligan
Oil Tax Department of the Board
Parade of Chinese strikers ends in killings in Canton
Canton July 22 report says a clash between two Chinese striker factions ended with six fatalities. Bodies were paraded publicly as a warning to desist from internal fighting. Hongkong strikers sent in large numbers show signs of organization and drilling. General Hu Hon-Min warns no further fighting unless a general settlement ends the strike paralyzing the community. Unemployment in France is regarded negligible.
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Canton
Hongkong
Hu Hon-Min
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John
N. B
Black Harbor
Australia
Symons
Women’s Union
Punjab
Sale! Men’s Summer Union Suits
Bie
Venice
Zephyr
Ripple
Peekskill
Nainsook
Symons Dry Goods Company
Fletcher
Kaiser Brothers
Percong
Sweden
France
Union Pacific
Dillon
Armstead
Consolidated Ticket Offices
Main Street
E. Galena Butte, Mont
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