Butte Current Notes roundups and notices
Local items list advertisements and brief notices including rentals and sales at Gamer's Center Roundup sale, Yegen Bros. savings rates, and transport tips. Births, departures to Salt Lake and Seattle, probate actions for Clara Doull, and a small court fine case involving Dave Lyman are noted along with shop, hotel, and travel items.
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Orton Bros
Gamer’s
Lisa’s
Sherman & Reed
Walker's
Yegen Bros
Pittsmont
South Butte
Salt Lake
Limoges China Industry Details from Limoges
A consular report outlines Limoges china decoration methods decalcomania lithographs and under glaze colors. It notes moufles kilns sizes output values and shifts in markets with US exports dropping to 42 percent while Canada Britain and South America rise.
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Indianapolis News
Limoges
France
Butte Chautauqua Assured for Next Year
The closing session last night featured Benjamin Chapin impersonations as 69 prominent residents signed the membership roll and agreed to sponsor disposal of 600 season tickets for another year. The meeting confirmed next year’s program and the audience praised the event as the largest and most appreciative yet.
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Butte
Signers Foster Large Attendance for Second Season of The Signers
The article lists numerous signers of an agreement boosting attendance for the second season of The Signers. It describes prizes awarded at a ticket-selling contest with Miss Mamie Dee winning a trip to Glacier National Park. It also covers a Seton Indians powwow and a Chicago Male quartet program at Chau tauqua with Lincoln impersonations by Benjamin Chapin and stage scenes from Home Life of Lincoln at the Capitol.
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Owen Phillips
George Merrucheon
George McCutsheon
J. Nerny
George BD. Weir
William H. Mitchell
Joseph M.A. Papa
V. Siegel
Martha Dunkle
Clinton Brockway
J. H. Holmes
M. Huddoff
Mollie B. Hesley
Mitchell
K. Campbell
Miller
Andrew
Elvira Wyman
Eva Blanding
Sherrill
Chicago
Il Trovatore
Parmenter
Payne
Stanton
Call of the Times
Quartette
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Chapin
Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Capitol
Gettysburg
Butte Anti-Tuberculosis Meeting Proposed Plans Aid
The Butte Anti-Tuberculosis association will meet this evening in the Merchants' association rooms. J. E. McNally is president, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson secretary, Herman Blank treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Boyle visiting nurse. She reports 41 cases under observation, 4 new ones, 45 visited, 4 deaths, and 111 visits. The state sanitarium is nearly full, with expected discharges as patients improve. Overflow may be housed in tents or cottages funded by counties to cut maintenance costs. Appreciation is given to Roy Alley, H. A. Gallwey, and C. F. Kelley.
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Butte Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Merchants’ Association
Independent Telephone
J. E. McNally
Dorothy Johnson
Herman Blank
Mary Boyle
Roy Alley
H. A. Gallwey
C. F. Kelley
Death of Con P Harrington after long illness at 6 Pacific
Con P Harrington aged 51 died yesterday after a long illness at 6 Pacific street. Surviving relatives include wife, five children named Mrs Dan Murphy Nellie Eva and Francis of Butte and Miss Louise a nun in Kansas City a brother Dennis of Park City Utah a sister Mrs Patrick Leary of Butte and a sister in Ireland.
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Con P. Harrington
Pacific Street
Dan Murphy
Nellie
Eva
Francis
Butte
Louise
Kansas City
Dennis
Park City
Utah
Patrick Leary
Ireland
Credit limits for British soldiers under military law
The New York Press notes that Private Tommy Atkins cannot be sued for debts under 150 dollars. If he has credit up to 145 dollars, no legal recovery is possible. Civilians are protected by a system of crying down credit, where commanding officers proclaim that locals who extend soldiers credit do so at their own risk.
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New York Press
Tommy Atkins
Atkins
New Yorker
Edison Monthly
New York Park
Central Park
Eighty-sixth Street
Longest Telephone Cable Reaches Vancouver Island
A 35 mile telephonic cable from England arrives in Canada for Vancouver to Vancouver Island service. It weighs 560000 pounds and cost over 100000 dollars with 200 fathoms deep spans in Gulf of Georgia. Laying expense reached 20000 dollars. It will link Victoria and Vancouver via Saanich inlet connection.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Island
England
Gulf of Georgia
Saanich Inlet
Victoria
Lawyers Fight In Street Over Client Dispute
Attorneys Alexander Alla and Bernard Flaherty fought in front of the Symons store after a dispute over a client. Alla was knocked to the curb twice, bleeding, and treated by Dr. H. W. Kingsbury. A miner named Kusinen was involved in a separate suit and later arrested. Spectators stopped the clash as both lawyers hurried away fearing arrest.
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Alexander Alla
Bernard Flaherty
Symons
Alla
H. W. Kingsbury
Flaherty
Kusinen
Mlaherty
Card of Thanks for condolences and floral tributes
Neighbors and friends are thanked for acts of kindness during illness and for sympathy on the death of our beloved mother. Special gratitude to those who sent flowers and to the Fraternal Brotherhood for their attention. JOHN BATH GEORGE BATH ALBERT BATH Mrs ERD ROGERS Mrs GEORGE SHEPHARD Miss EDITH BATH
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John Bath
George Bath
Albert Bath
Erd Rogers
George Shephard
Edith Bath
Philipson Family Thanks Friends for Kindness and Floral Remembrances
Charles T Philipson and daughters express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and sympathy on the death of their wife and mother. They especially thank those who sent floral offerings.
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Charles T. Philipson
Suffragists Defined By An Alabama Maker
Washington July 28 Headquarters of the Woman Suffrage association seethed with indignation as Rep J Thomas Heflin of Alabama fired another broadside from a local church pulpit. He defined suffragists and male supporters calling them suffragettes unmarried fanatics suffragetters unhappy married women and suffragettes the made suffragette A feeble minded suffragescent creature He said suffragescent was his coinage The piece includes digressive commentary on vacuum cleaners and New York Central Park horses and grooming practices.
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Washington
Woman Suffrage Association
J. Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Congress
Heflin
Horses Enjoy Modern Grooming With Vacuum Setup
The stable operates a single vacuum grooming system for all horses, starting work at 7 a.m. Each horse takes a turn while off days include traditional rubbing. A vacuum fan powered by a one-sixth horsepower motor drives a vacuum currycomb through a long hose, improving air quality and reducing the groom’s exposure to disease-causing microbes.
Theosophy Speaker to Visit Butte and Anaconda
National lecturer David S. M. Unger of the American Theosophical Society will lecture in Butte on August 21 and 23 and in Anaconda on August 22. He is described as a capable speaker and a recognized authority on theosophical topics.
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David
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New York
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James Doull
James Do
Dave Lyman
Marion Johnson
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the Clothery
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Special Department For Motor Clothes
Corner Park and
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IU Lawiers
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Alea
Mose Linz
Mrs. S. Weissberg
West Gold Street
Victor Records
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Xerxes
Rosalind
E River
Macdonough
Hemus Macdonough
Hemus
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Rosario Bourdon
Olin Solo
Victor Herbert
Victor Light Opera Company
Lucy Isabelle Marsh
John McCormack
Mischa Elman
Luisa Tetrazzini
Howard Music Co
North Main
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