Pure Food Inspector Garber Visits Butte Guests Talks on Law
John H. Garber of Spokane, a U S pure food inspector, visits Butte for a few days. He discusses enforcement of the pure food and drug law, inspector duties, brand labeling, dairy product tests, and the goal of better foods, with penalties up to $200 for first offenses and $350 plus a year in jail for subsequent offenses.
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John H. Garber
Agricultural Department
United States
Thornton
Butte
Spokane
Mr. Garber
Kaiser Receives American Ambassador Hill in Berlin
June 14 in Berlin the American ambassador to Germany David Jayne Hill met Emperor William II for a half hour audience in the palace garden. Hill arrived with his staff as carriages collected them, and the emperor sent a cordial greeting while Hill wore full dress in regard to German norms.
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Berlin
Germany
David Jayne Hill
Charlemagne Tower
Dr. Hill
Baron von de Knesebeck
Potsdam
Count von Eulenburg
Thither
Subscribers receive a 3 by 5 foot flag for advance six month payment
Readers who pay five dollars for six months in advance will receive a regulation size flag measuring three by five feet as a subscriber perk.
Anti pass rule stricted by rail rate law order
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission warns railroads against issuing or using passes outside designated classes. The agency vows indictment and prosecution for carriers and pass issuers. Carriers must retain pass records for at least five years and avoid destroying any related memos.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Madison Sheepmen See Rapid Shearing Boost Market
Eastern market reports encouraging sheep prices with a rush of crews in Southern Montana. J E Hemple notes crews from Dillon and Twin Bridges at work, despite wet weather delaying deliveries. Evans-Snider-Buel letters forecast a strong season though prices may improve later as ranger pressures mount.
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Montana
J. E. Hemple
Max Lauterbach
Twin Bridges
Dillon
Madison
Beaverhead
Idaho
Evans-Snider-Buel Company
Chicago
Rangers
Agreement Reached on Philippine General Appropriation
After extended talks the insular commission and the Philippine assembly reach a compromise on the general appropriation bill set at 16 800 000 pesos with the assembly conceding about 1 500 000 pesos. We offer real estate secured loans from 500 to 25 000 dollars for 30 days. Andrews Wilson Smith 23 24 Owsley block.
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Manila
Insular Commission
The
Philippine Assembly
Commission
Assembly
Andrews, Wilson & Smith
Owsley Block
Body of Morrissey Found Near Rocker After Flood Tragedy
Thomas Morrissey, Butte’s only flood victim, drowned crossing a washed foot bridge at Rocker on June 4. His body was found yesterday a mile below Rocker by Car Inspector Bradley and brought to Richards’ undertaking rooms for an inquest at Richards tonight. Relatives are being sought.
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Thomas Morrissey
Butte
Silver Bow Creek
Rocker
Bradley
Morrissey
Durant
Stevens
Twin Bridges Notes on Roads Power Lines and County Aid
Special Dispatch reports poor road conditions on the Alder to Virginia City route delaying heavy freight for the Blaine Springs Electric plant under construction. Substantial freight at Alder includes supplies for the Blaine Springs project. Silver Star line reuse and a new Jefferson valley to Twin Bridges to Sheridan power line may enable street lighting in Twin Bridges. The Madison River Power line to Silver Star could supply needed electricity if rebuilt. The Virginia City Buford Mercantile won the county poor farm groceries contract, with Laurin Mercantile and B G Paige as bidders. After July 1 indigent aid will be provided at the county poor farm. Tonkin's sale advertises a $10 suit for $25 value.
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Standard
Alder
Virginia City
Blaine Springs Electric Company
Butte Electric Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Parrot Smelter
Parrot
Jefferson Valley
Twin Briges
Sheridan
Madison River Power Company
Silver Star
Green-Campbell
Day for Children Observed in Butte Churches
Butte churches held annual children's day with crowded Sunday schools guiding singalongs recitations readings dialogues and tableaux. Flowers adorned sanctuaries and some venues displayed singing birds. Collections supported education aiding students unable to pay college costs. Baptisms and new church memberships were performed. Orton Bros. advertised pianos and organs at 219 North Main Street.
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Butte
Form One More Habit
The piece argues you lack the ad answering habit and urges cultivating it through willpower. It notes a habit forms by yielding to inclination and challenges you to avoid saying impossible.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pure Food Officer
Hill
Kaiser
Wilhelm
Ers
Gossard
New York
Hennessy
Dep’t
Alcazar
Morrisey
Silver Bow
Main Street
New “Illinois
Illinois
Ilinois
Tonkin
DAY For Children IN
Churches
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Hayl Ae
Warner
Warner’s
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
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