Removing Wrinkles and Refreshing Tired Faces
Wartime era advertisement promotes a skin lotion claiming to dissolve wrinkles and reduce lines in heat. It recommends dissolving Sasclite in witch hazel and applying to the face to look younger during hot weather.
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Wiley
Drunsist
Butte Stockyards Move Toward Feasibility Assured
The Butte Chamber of Commerce forms a committee to study a stockyards project with civic bodies united in support. Portland stockyards backers and local real estate holders show cooperation while railroads may assist. If feasible, employment and cattle sales could boost Butte by millions annually.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Butte Union
Suickwards Company
Butte Union Stockyards
Portland Stockyards
Rotary Club
Wills
Chamber of Commerce
Appropriations Committee Tours Montana Irrigation Projects
United States appropriations committee, led by Chairman James R. Good, visited Sun River forts, Fort Shaw, Fairfield, Lower Yellowstone, and Tuntley irrigation sites in Montana. After breakfast with the Commercial Club in Great Falls, they proceeded to Glacier Park to tour the Milk River project en route to Chicago.
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Reat Falls
Fort Shaw
Fairfield
Sun River
Appropriations Committee
United States Congress
Great Falls
Glacier Park
Commercial Club
Commersal Club
Montana
Lower Yellowstone
Tuntley
Sunriver
Milk River
Chicago
James R. Good
Bailey Holds Lead in Texas Governor Race
Bailey leads Neff and Thomason with two thirds of votes counted in the Democratic primary from Bailey’s Texas gubernatorial bid. Neff trails by about 3,600 votes. Thomason far behind, in a developing statewide tally. A separate note from Washington orders coal movement priorities for New England and an embargo on tidewater shipments until needs are met.
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Bailey
Dallas
Texas
Joseph Weldon Bailey
United States
Pat M. Neff
Neff
Robert 2. Thomason
Ben
Washington
New England
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Guggenheim engagement to Viscount Stuart
Announcement of Eleanor May Guggenheim of New York to Viscount Arthur Stuart of Alberta. The notice places the engagement in a London dateline with secondary travel details mentioning a Mehtaco Bay trip and a separate line about four U.S. Army aviators departing from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan arriving at 2:25 p.m.
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Mise Guggenhele
London
Eleanor May
Solomon R. Guggenheim
New York
Arthur Stuart
Alberta
Mehtaco Bay
Afincala
Ne Yu
Nome
Alaska
United States Army
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Large Railroads Show Huge Deficit in April
The large railroads reported a deficit of 25.88 million dollars in railway operating income for April to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Government guarantees amount to about 75 million dollars monthly, making a total government loss of over 100 million for April. Eastern and Western roads posted deficits while Southern carriers showed a profit. Operating revenues rose from 389.49 million to 401.60 million, expenses from 344.77 million to 404.48 million. For four months ending April, income was just over 52.56 million, including about 50 million back pay not yet awarded, leaving income little more than 2.5 million. Eastern district deficit reached 35.73 million. Southern and Western circuits noted varying figures. Portland report: lumber industry figures show fraud charges against Northwest timber interests in Union county Oregon for damages of 985,942.28. In Indianapolis a conference call between mining operators and unions is urged for immediate talks.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
Inte Commerce Commission
Pace
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Union County
United States
Grand Ronde Lumber Company
Perry
Gren
Get Rich Quick Scheme 19 Under Investigation
A report notes people rushed to invest with Charles Ponzi, head of the Securities Exchange Company, who promised 50 percent profit in 45 days. After a conference with District Attorney Pell, an auditor will examine Ponzi's accounts before further deposits are allowed.
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Charles Ponzi
Securities Exchange Pany
Pell
Ares
Fire Station Plans Held Up by Small Meeting
Residents of Silver How Park addition postponed choosing a site for a $7,000 fire station at a Methodist church meeting. Only a few nearby residents attended, with Daly and Wilson Park areas sending five taxpayers. A mass meeting is set for Aug 2 at Silver Bow Park church to decide on fire protection plans and cooperation among districts.
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Silver How Park
Methodist Church
Daly Addition
Silver Bow Park” Methodist Episcopal Church
Daly
Wilson Park
White
Silver Bow’ Park
Silver Bow Park
A. Blewett
Presia
Paerston
Paul
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