Infant garments sale highlights high quality wear
Infants line offers white gowns and slips with lace and embroidery trim. Prices cut from 1.75 to 1.29 for slips and short dresses. Includes gowns, kimonos, and wool vests. many items slightly soiled from display yet marketed as valuable, with specials as low as 19 to 49 cents and coats reduced to 1.95.
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Butte
Maine
Government's Aid Toward Good Health in Nation
Public interest in health conservation grows nationwide. The book The American Government by Frederic J. Haskin explains how federal chemists and sanitarians work to prevent disease and protect well being in plain language. It urges readers to learn what Uncle Sam does to help maintain health.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Uncle Sam
Mayer Jewelry and Watch Shop Sets Longstanding Prices
Mayer manufactures all kinds of jewelry and repairs everything in the jewelry line. The shop offers mainspring service for one dollar and watch cleaning for ten dollars, each guaranteed for a year. The business, at 23 West Park, has kept the same prices for twenty years, underselling competitors.
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Yer
Mayer
West Park
Philipsburg Notes Remains of W T Allison Returned
Special correspondence from Philipsburg notes the funeral of W T Allison who died in Missoula. The local Montrose lodge escorted the body to Philipsburg and the Episcopal services were conducted by Rev. W J Atwood. Allison was an early pioneer and buried the first grave in Philipsburg's burying grounds. The piece then shifts to farming and city improvements including concrete sidewalks to the Northern Pacific depot and ongoing summer work. It mentions haying, crop prospects, rains, and contractors and notes continued private work after city contracts.
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Philipsburg
W.T. Allison
Missoula
Plac Iilpshire
Misonte Lodge
Allison
Drummond Lodge
Episcopal Church
W. J. Atwood
Masons
Ryan
Flint Creek
Cro
Northern Pacific
Ambitious Crew 10 Sets Sail for New Orleans River Trip
A launch owned by three Hensler brothers and Mr. Williams of Great Falls departs Fort Benton for a down river voyage to New Orleans. The 12 horsepower craft, the Black Eagle, shipped from Great Falls, struggles past a riffle near town as the crew tests navigation and stamina for a long gulf journey.
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Fort Benton
Hensler Brothers
Mr. Williams
Great Falls
New Orleans
Gulf
Judith
Rockey Point
Mondak
Sioux City
General Deficiency Bill Reported and Halved
Washington July 25 the general deficiency bill reported today by the house of appropriations committee carries about 6 182 844 about half the amount asked an item of 3 200 000 a judgment by the court of Claims for the Ute Indians for 1 000 000 acres of land sold by the government was roft out and the senate has included it in the Indian appropriation bill now in conference the bill as reported carries 150 000 to care for the union and confederate veterans at the Gettysburg celebration in 1918
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Washington
House of Appropriations Committee
Court of Claims
Senate
Gettysburg
Federal audit launched to reform import appraisal methods
Washington July 7 A sweeping nation wide investigation of import appraisal methods was ordered by Secretary MacVeagh. The probe aims to boost federal revenue by millions and to rehabilitate the customs service by targeting the appraisal system rather than uncovering frauds.
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Washington
MacVeagh
Customs Service
Miss Crocker Sets 102 Mile Ride In Four Hours
San Francisco July 25 Miss Marian Crocker a debutante of last season completed a 102 mile ride in four hours as part of the annual officer test. She rode from Cloverdale to Healdsburg before breakfast then added 58 miles, 15 miles, and 16 miles in later segments. Crocker said she felt no great fatigue and questioned why army officers consider a long jaunt a hardship.
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San Francisco
Marian Crocker
al Crocker
Battle of theoretical armies expected soon near Gate
Blue army near Rochester advances to meet Reds near Porters Bridge with expected decisive clash today. Signal corps active, roads and bridges guarded, weather forecast fair for remaining campaign days. General Maus and Gen Robert Evans coordinate militiamen in this cautious, early phase of the engagement. National Grand Lodge of Good Templars opens session in St Paul while Seattle mayor Cotterill presides.
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Maus
Gate
Wash
Rochester
Porter
Black River
Robert Evans
Washington, D. C
Division of Militi
St. Paul
National Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars
Lee. F. Cotterill
Seattle
Order
State Grand Lodge
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