Prophecy War Foretold by 19th Century Seer Wroe
An old article outlines Joe Wroe founder of a sect predicting wartime events. It says the European war ends in 1917 with a German defeat and America rising then facing a heathen challenge, followed by a humbling military setback before a final ascent for the nation. Wroe died in 1863 in Australia and led the Wroeites or Christian Taraelites. Federal court notes record appointments and bankruptcy hearings including H. P. Harrington as U.S. commissioner and cases for James S. Mitfi and Charles V. Stedman with hearings set.
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Joe Wroe
United States
America
Wroe
Australia
Turkey
Germany
HP. Harrington
It Walier
E. Sk. Harrington
George M. Bourin
Joe Dempsey
Dischai
James
Mit Fi
Charles V. Stedman
Hel NA Marchinklowski
Warrant call by city treasurer in Butte bonds issued
City of Butte completed refunding bond plan with 400000 old bonds retired and new bonds issued. On June 10 the remaining 2000 will be issued, warrants retired from general fund, and cash proceeds used to cover outstanding warrants. Investors show strong demand for city warrants as refunds proceed. Cit ytreasurer Ward urges holders to present warrants for exchange into bonds and cash at First National Bank after receipts issued.
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Butte
Neal Ward
Hina
Miber
First National Bank
Americans flee Canada to dodge naturalization order
A son of a former mayor traveled from Vancouver to Putte yesterd ay to avoid Canadian citizenship rules. The government announced a July 1 deadline for non citizens to obtain papers, prompting hundreds of Americans with business interests in Canada to relocate. Concerns rise over conscription for new Canadian citizens. Milwaukee engineers draft specs for 12 miles of Montana road, crushed granite surface, part of a four month project tied to a yearly maintenance program.
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Putte Yesterdday
Vancouver
Teldish
Columbia
Van
Canada
John Mullin
Pat" Mullins
Milwaukee
Montana
Willow Creek
Becoming parasols color brighten summer wardrobe
The feature extols vivid parasols as a female fashion essential with colors shaping beauty. It notes rose and red shades dominate, greens and yellows appear in new sunshades, and styles range from pagodas to domes with varied handles. Choosing a color that flatters is emphasized for all complexions.
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Bonita
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Pene
Glad Rags
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Esasseia
Ginghams
Miso
Nestlé
Attioat NZ
Nestle's Food Company
Jon
Woolworth Building
New York
Peane
William Powers
Mineola
Park and Main
Floral Park
Boulder Hot Springs
Great Northern Railroad
Nature
Ftea
Eckman
Bellans
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