Boy Scouts Chartered by an Act of Congress
Butte’s Boy Scouts, under a federal charter passed June 15, 1916, are described as a national asset with Congress and the president backing the organization. The piece outlines leadership, membership growth to 450 across 19 troops, and the program’s non secular, educative aims for boys aged 12 and up, emphasizing character, activity, and self-improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Congress
United States
Boy Scouts of America
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Daniel Carter Beard
Colin H. Livingstone
Washington, D. C
George Pratt
James FE. West
Butte
National Council
Herbert Hoover
Blood Purifier and Heart Strength Offered by Dr Pierce
The article extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for a tired heart and weak stomach. It claims blood purification improves heart strength by addressing digestion and nutrition, noting toxins accumulate after winter and urging use of the tonic.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Witness Fails to Appear Dismisses Charge 15
An assault and battery charge against Henry Smeager of 1508 California Avenue was dismissed in police court after the complainant failed to appear. The case was filed by Mrs. John Swensky of 1507 California Avenue, who accused Smeager of beating her husband. Four drunkenness cases on the docket resulted in two convictions with $10 fines and two $10 bonds forfeited. Ruth Mullen May Adams and Ella Smith pleaded guilty to vagrancy. a $10 fine was imposed. David Dodds of 444 Hopkins Street was found guilty of vagrancy by bootlegging. a $20 fine followed a moonshine test. The complainant, Miss Chapman of 442 Hopkins Street, also failed to appear as a witness against Dodds.
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Henry Smeager
California Avenue
John Swensky
Smeager
Ruth Mullen
May Adams
Ella Smith
David Dodds
Hopkins Street
Miss Chapman
Dodds
Baker Fined Ten Dollars For Food Rule Violation
Nerman Bishop, bakery owner at 11 South Montana, was found guilty in police court of violating city pure food ordinances. A $10 fine was imposed after Mrs. Margaret Rosza, city inspector, charged he carried bakery products from his shop to an adjacent establishment without proper covering.
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Nerman Bishop
South
Montana
Margaret Rosza
Bishop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benjamin Owen
National Organization
Butte Council
Andrew J. Davis
D. J. Charles
M. M. Donoghue
P. J. Brophy
J. S. Dutton
R. J. Bowen
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scout
N. Cook
M. D
Franco
Nat'l Board of Fire Underwriters
Warner
Ssei
Pe “Fticoat
Paris
Billi Burke
Athletic Union
Hildren
Billie Burke
ETO
Jap Nainsook
Raru
Connell
Caainhies
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