Three Old Soldiers Give All the Facts
Leavenworth veterans at the Soldiers' Home report dramatic Tanlac benefits. J F Johnson C H Ostrander both seventy four and David M Cain near eighty recount relief from nervous indigestion weight gain and renewed energy after Tanlac. They praise improved appetite sleep strength and urge others to try the medicine as sold by Fuller Drug Co Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co Butte Ad.
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Leavenworth
Tanlac
J F. Johnson
C. H. Ostrander
David M. Cain
Compan
J. F. Johnson
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newhro Drug Co
Advt
At Last Relief From Rheumatism
Victims of rheumatism are urged to seek seasonally favorable treatment. The ad claims rheumatism is deep seated in the blood and cannot be rubbed away. It promotes SS. S. as a blood remedy used for over fifty years and offers free medical advice from a chief adviser in Atlanta.
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S. SS
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
To Keep Skin Fresh and Fine These Heated Days
A historical note advises avoiding cream powder or rouge in hot weather. It argues that cosmetics mixed with perspiration, dust, and grime dull the skin and create a pasty look. Daily cleansing helps remove particles and keep complexions healthier in the heat.
Farmers Drive Cars To Butte For Harvest Labor
A Montana field report notes a labor shortage pushing farmers to visit Butte employment offices. Dozens of autos line Arizona street as ranchers seek harvest hands, offering board and quarters. Some farmers travel in large seven passenger cars, while others remain hopeful but skeptical about securing workers. The shift toward driving workers from towns to ranches marks a growing pattern in feeding crews to the fields.
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Montana
Arizona Street
Dillon
Lincoln
Butte
Circus Sues Over Wall Posters At Garfield Corner
John Kline filed suit in district court against a circus company seeking 1300 dollars. He claims 300 dollars for removing posters from his building and 1000 dollars for permanent damage to the wall at the Garfield Yew street corner allegedly caused by the circus posters.
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John Robinson
Garfield and
Yew Streets
John Kline
Circus Company
Studio Fire Destroys Gallery on West Broadway
A morning blaze in the Harvard block on West Broadway caused several thousand dollars in damage to the Zubic art gallery. The fire began in the rear at 2 30, sent smoke and fumes through the block, and forced eleven roomers to flee as firemen battled the blaze for over an hour. Witnesses helped rescue a legless newspaper reader and night clerk Joe Crowell alerted authorities. Damaged areas included the gallery, a tin shop, and a second salesroom window. repairs were projected after the blaze.
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Zubic Art Gallery
Harvard
West Broadway
Tess
William Davideson
Peter McDonald
Art Galllery
Joe Crowell
Grand Kee Fer
Peter Seitz
Waists and Blouses In Crepe and Georgette Crepe
A group offers waists and blouses in crepe ae chine and Georgette crepe in various colors with bead embroidery and lac trims. Prices range to 19 50 with special display on the Third Floor. values to 19 50.
Thayer pleads guilty to burglary. three to six years
Donald Thayer also known as John Thayer pleaded guilty before Judge Jackson to burglary and was sentenced to a term of three to six years in the state penitentiary. He faced a prior burglary conviction in Great Falls in 1917.
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Donald Thayer
John Thayer
Jackson
State
Thayer
Great Falls
Joseph Vincent
Ashington Street
Butte Church Services List Across Denominations
A dense church notices page lists services, sermons, and Sunday school times for Catholic, Protestant, Adventist, Spiritualist, Lutheran, and Swedish congregations in Butte, Meaderville, and surrounding areas. It records pastors, locations, and specifics such as sermon topics, hymn tunes, and special events.
Tourist pays $5 for stray dog then refunds it
A tourist bought a stray dog from Jean Lenroche for five dollars, claiming the dog was worth five hundred. The owner confronted him, police were called, and Lenroche agreed to return the money. He was dismissed. In other notes, four drunkards were fined ten dollars each and three bonds were forfeited.
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Jean Lenroche
Lenroche
Four eateries earn perfect grade in city inspection
Four bakeries and restaurants scored 100 percent: Bartlett's Cafe, Doughnut Lunch, Hennessy's Luncheonette, and G Mer's Luncheonette at 100 North Montana. Other shops listed include twelve groceries with ratings from 24 to 99 and six soft drink parlors graded. details show a range from 91 to 08 inolder report.
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Bartlett's Cafe
Hennessy’s
G Mer’s
North
Montana
Arid Land in Prussia Undergoes Drainage Prospects
The record notes barren land in Prussia totaling at least 3,705,000 acres. Between 1850 and 1918 about 1,970,000 acres were cultivated, while a further 3,705,000 acres of rich soil remain to be obtained via drainage efforts.
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Prussia
Oliver cited for contempt over liquor injunction
John Oliver was cited for contempt of court for allegedly handling liquor in defiance of a restraining order issued December 31 1919. The injunction bars him from furnishing or dealing liquor while a pending action remains unresolved at his address 268 Bam Park Street.
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John Oliver
Crank
Riley
Gorney Jorney
Peter J. Olieather
Oliver
Reefrain
McDonald
Oliv
Bam Park Street
Highwaymen Bind and Gag Local Druggist in Street Attack
July 30 report describes two assailants forcing entry into a druggist Delphy’s store near his route home. They bound and gagged him after attempting to steal valuables. A bystander alerted authorities. after a brief chase the suspects disappeared, and Delphy was later located by police.
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Jase Elphy
Delphy
Bole
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