Children’s Day Exercises at Mountain View Church
The Mountain View Church Sunday school held its annual Children’s Day program with E. D. Elderkin presiding and Miss Cora Jenkins directing. Pupils performed recitations and songs such as God Wants the Boys and Columbia Smiles Today, with a large student participation and a liberal collection for education.
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Mountain View
E. D. Elderkin
Cora Jenkins
Bert Smith
Charles Youlden
Ivan Cobb
F. Dorothy Webber
Kirk Keegan
Glenn Carmichael
Enid Harris
Gladys Mutton
Harriet Youlden
Helen McQuarrie
Glenn Lutey
Katherine Good
Grant Elderkin
Helen Keegan
Dwight Elderkin
Hettie Budd
Tom Ellis
Frances Webber
Clarence Mutton
Preston Cobb
Ethel Blackmore
Laster Foote
Columbia
Elizabeth Penhall
Harold Blackmore
Ivy Pearn
Florence James
Gertrude Tretheway
Alice Blackney
Dorothy Jones
Ethel Rogers
Emma
Stride
Dorit Good
Sheep outlook in Montana predicts bigger next year
Billings dispatch notes Montana sheepmen forecast larger numbers sheared next year due to strong wool prices. Two big clips sold yesterday with Barth and Herd offerings fetching 20.42 and 20.5 cents per pound, top rates this season.
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Billings
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A. H. Barth
J. G. Herd
Arizona Senate votes to abolish upper house
The Arizona Senate approved a proposal by a 10 to 7 vote to submit to voters a plan to abolish the state Senate. If enacted the state would have a single legislature of 45 members.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Senate
Arizona
Wind storm blows down dozen houses in Kansas City
One person was killed and 10 injured as a heavy wind and rain storm swept Kansas City. Winds reached 50 miles an hour, toppling twenty small houses and causing local damage overnight.
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Lighting Woes Plague French West Indies Homes
Few households in the French West Indies own kerosene lamps as candles remain common for illumination. High import duties keep kerosene and gasoline out of reach for poor residents.
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French West Indies
Broadway to Host Chantecler and The Man From Home
The Broadway stage features Rostand’s Chantecler with Maude Adams and William Hodge’s The Man From Home slated for future nights. Adams demands exacting detail, guiding farmyard realism and music with a movable organ, while Hodge showcases American humor and cosmopolitan characterizations in a Kokomo Indiana tale set in Naples.
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William Hodge
America
Mr. Hodge
John T. Raymond
Sol Smith Russell
Daniel Voorhees Pike
Kokomo
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Naples
Boston
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Washington
Leibler Company
Broadway Season Sketches Rich With Names and Plans
Production and direction details flood the scene with announcements of revivals, new comedies, star engagements, and future productions across Chicago and Los Angeles. Notable names include Frugi Scheffie, Martha Hedman, Laura Hope Crews, Mizzi Hajos, Hedwig Reicher, and Joseph M. Friedman era figures with plans in Europe and America.
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Thomas Hoesie
Heddie Reicher
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A. B. Thomas II
Henry Miller
John Megan
George C. Tyler
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Lee Shubert
Henry Kitchell Webster
Ames
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Mrs. Thornborough
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Amen
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Arthur Deagon
Mme. Trentin
Craig Campbell
Friars
Joe Weber
Lew Fields
Atlantic City
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New York Telegraph
J. Fred Niblo
Josephine Cohan
Wallingford
Wesleyan University To Offer Four Week Summer School
The Montana Wesleyan university at Helena will run a four week review course from Aug 5 until fall examinations for eighth grade failures and teachers needing certificates. The program has a record of no failures among participants and allows sending sweat papers for local grading. Also promoting umbrellas at Hennessy’s mens store with a Monday sale offering fine umbrellas at 1.65 dollars.
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Montana Wesleyan University
Helena
Eighth Command Against Stealing Explored by Pastor Hopkins
The Rev. Frank Hopkins preaches on the Eighth Commandment at South Side Methodist Church, using Ephesians and Deuteronomy to warn against theft in all forms. He condemns organized monopoly and personal greed as modern theft, contrasting them with the labors and burdens of working families.
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Frank Hopkins
South Side
Mephina
Eeades
Oder
Jesus
Robbery Spoils Laborer's Humble Night and Bread
A worker returning home with his wage is robbed by a masked thief. The crime steals bread and clothing from a family, leaving the laborer and his wife weeping over want as the paper reports the robbery and the police search for the culprit.
Wire tappers steal $20000 from Norfolk man in New York
William L. Mason of Norfolk Virginia says he was victimized by wire tappers while staying in a New York hotel. He lost $12500 on June 1 and $3000 more yesterday after being lured by con men claiming to tap wires for advance horse race information.
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New York
William L. Mason
Norfolk
Miners Savings Bank ad promotes savings and estate services
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company of Butte Montana advertises four percent interest on time and savings accounts. It emphasizes administration of estates and offers wills written free.
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United States
Daly Bank and Trust Co. OF
Butte
Advance subscription offer for daily and Sunday Standard
Ten dollars in advance buys 365 days of the Standard by mail or at your door with a price under 3 cents a day. Existing and new subscribers paying for a year in advance receive a premium. Visit the Standard office to view premiums or write for the premium list. Mail subscribers should remit to the Anaconda office.
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Anaconda
Georgetown mining district booklet distribution begins
Anaconda merchants and others sent to the Butte office of the Standard a supply of booklets detailing the Georgetown mining district and a map of patented claims. Booklets will be distributed free and available on request.
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Butte
the Standard
Georgetown
Tornado Hits Nelogony. Train Blown From Tracks
Ten people were injured when a tornado struck Nelogony Oklahoma ten miles from Pawhuska. Buildings were demolished and a Missouri Kansas & Texas freight train was blown from the tracks. A relief train from Pawhuska retrieved the injured.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Nelogony
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
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