Keep Your Blood Pure and Healthful Living
An advertisement extols a blood cleansing remedy, claiming impure blood causes serious illness. It emphasizes heart blood flow and lists diseases like rheumatism eczema and general debility as linked to impurities. The ad promotes U. S. 8 8 8. cleansing the blood and offers free literature from Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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Butte County club to host arate tourney and new Bletherin contest
The county club plans an arate tour nament tentatively set for August 6 in Butte with several interclub contests. The season opens with the club cup won by Rt. Gaines, followed by the tag tournament on June 13 and events around July 4 midsummer and Labor Day. A Bletherin contest, not yet staged in Butte, debuts July 18 amid growing spectator interest. The team dinner match remains a highlight, with last year’s captains Frank Thomas and Frank Walker. The grounds are being prepared and handicaps set by the committee. a single bone will aid scientists in Shuma ishism.
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Judge Rules State Law Constitutional In Butte Trial
The judge upheld the constitutionality of the state law underpinning the trial of three Butte firms charged with restraint of trade. The proceedings heard testimony from reps of Associated Industries and the Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile, Builders' Brick, and Northwest Coal companies as prosecutors pressed their case. Assistant AG Gerth led the prosecution with county attorneys Rotering and McDaniels assisting. defense counsel included Dwyer and Kremer, with Nevin of Magill-Nevin Plumbing and Heating testifying about a past altercation and his departure from the association over conflicting agreements.
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Montana Federation of Women s Clubs holds sixteenth annual meeting
The Montana Federation of Women s Clubs concluded its sixteenth annual convention in Billings Indorsing measures for the next legislature including social health laws juvenile delinquency updates and a proposal to restrict marriage licenses to peers with verified health certificates The gathering elected several officers and adjourned after a library tea with attendance greatly augmented Names like Chat Eec and Mrs SM Sauders Red Lodge figure among speakers and new officers including vice president recording secretary and district officials were chosen
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Safe in Garage Blown For Cash and Bonds Missing
Miles City June 11 The safe door of the Main Street garage was blown off by high explosive early today and about 200 dollars in currency and Liberty Bonds taken. Visitors in the afternoon preceding are suspected. owners say they were strangers to the community.
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Main Street
He's Gone Roy Says Of Playmate Body Sought In River
In Miles City on June 11 Roy Suaymaker says a three-year-old playmate probably drowned. Reported events describe delays and incomplete details as neighbors search the river for the child's body. Chester Thorpe was present and heard the boy's呼 voice during the incident.
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Miles City
Roy Suaymaker
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Labor Denounces the Republicans in Montreal Convention
The American Federation of Labor in Montreal announced plans to back the Democratic Party in return for its acceptance of labor platform demands. Leaders said the convention would hear a condemnation of the Republicans and an appeal for the Democrats to adopt labor policy.
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American Federation of Labor
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Republican Party
Police Inspector Henry Found Guilty in Perjury Case
New York jury returns verdict of guilty against Police Inspector Dominick Henry for perjury related to testimony before the extraordinary grand jury. The case centers on alleged gambling partnership discussions with Assistant District Attorney James B. Smith.
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