Butte Notes show social visits and births
The item lists numerous visitors to Butte from Great Falls Helena Wisdom and other towns on short stays for business or social calls. It notes several births including a son to Mr and Mrs F H Reid, and mentions Mrs Mattice remembered as Lola Edstrom and staff at Hennessy’s.
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Orton Bros
J. K. Campbell
Great Falls
al Reed
Wisdom
Butte
P. L. Anderson
L. N. Brainerd
Helena
Mrs Rieberger
Carr
Dell
Busines
Hutts
J. A. Bachow
Hutte Hotel
G. B. Newport
Isis
Couters
F. HL. Reid
Howards Street
Orie Ore
Tiranea
Charles W. Elkins
Racine Iastaatis
Shaun
J. A. Cooley
State Agri- Ber
C. Dieown
W. G. Moreie
A. Stie
Andre
Jacob
J.T. Weatherby
Deer Lodge
J. J. Cluby
Anaconda
A. $. McDonald
Harlowton
J.T. Neilson
Billings
Lexkcat
Lear
H. Maclellan
Horizon Hotel
Oadway
Wartime manufacturing seen as vast by Finlen
James Finlen, Detroit visitor and proprietor, reports wartime activities across the East and Midwest are phenomenal. He notes airplane bodies roll from Detroit plants and cites John D. Ryan’s new role at the War Production Board, while questioning future war effort talk. He travels with his mother and cautions on industry momentum. He also mentions baseball league talks among miners and local business notices.
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East
Middle West
James Finlen
The
Kansas City
Finlen
John D. Ryan
Witscraft Production Board
Detroit
Mr. Finlen
Thiad
Tyan
Local Chamber Receives Army Requests on Butte Food
Charles Ausin secretary of the local chamber of commerce reports four army communications requesting a summary of Butte food prices and production. The letters seek details on available foods, producers, pricing, and distribution for national defense needs on the west coast.
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Mason
San Francisco
Butte Food Resources
Charles Ausin
Chamber of Commerce
Army
Butte
Epworth League Annual Meeting Leaders Head to Livingston
Representatives from Butte branches boarded trains yesterday morning to attend the annual state Epworth League convention in Livingston. The Butte delegation includes Reverend Charles Fosters, D Wolfe, and others from Grace Methodist Trinity Mount Bethel City Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Livingston
Charles Fosters
D. Wolfe
Joe Mitchell Grace
J. A. James
Trinity
Council of Defense Opposes Chan Letter on Hospital Fund
The Montana Council of Defense rejects a Chan letter urging a 25 cent per person fund to build a hospital for French aid. It notes no pledge to provide money and cites Treasury and War Savings Committee opposition to chain letters. The communication references a plan to raise funds and the lack of guaranteed donations.
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Council OF Defense
Chan
Montana Council of Defense
Ted
Ted Crom
War Savings Committee
Treasury Department
Columbia Records Showcases Joyous Winter Hits and Singers
The Columbia listing highlights Van Heflin Sisters Jolson and Lavine Fuller’s records with cheerful tunes like The Land Of Yama Yama and My Up to Marry Carolina. Jolson’s joyful performances, Sinbad, and operatic numbers from Traviata, plus orchestral pieces from Martha and Stradella Overtures illuminate a rich winter catalog.
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Kro
van Hhenek Ber
Lavine Fuller
Columbia
Ki Jeville
Nek
Van
Schenck
Tyrie
Nora Hayes
Toniy Iast
Comedien
Jolson
Stracciari
Columbia Records
Martha
Phi Harmonic Orchestra
New York
Josef Strasky
Borodin
Prince Teor
Iwanow
Prince
S.chestra
Tachaikowsky
Traumeret
Boston String Quartet
Prominent railroad man summoned to Washington
A prominent railroad official connected with French railway affairs was summoned to Washington in connection with war savings drives. He had previously served in France and Europe and was offered to report for potential overseas service, with telegrams urging him to leave for Washington at once.
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Washington
France
D. W
War Savings
Althous
Butte
Isle
At Western
Harry Turner
Star 1
Washion
SUA TOWNS IN COUNTY TO FLY HONDA FLAGS
Six towns in Silver Bow county in the state will fly Liberty loan flags for meeting quotas. Towns Manhatten’s Mag Mies front a public park and may be seen. shipments planned to set 4,000 carloads. The public notices include fruit ads and food administration appeals urging fruit and vegetable substitution to aid health and production.
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SUA
HONDA
Silver Bow
Sneat
Liberty Loan
Treasury Department
al Alent
Nterville
Walkerville
Raderville
Manhattan
Hutte Imperial Valley
Thene
Clark
Hood “River
Hood
Great Food Administration
C.D. Samuels
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Eagt
Ams
North Butte
Butte & Superior
Badger State
High Ore
Leonard
North Main
Mayer
Fort Mason
Butte Commerce Body
Epworth League
Economy Shoe CO
West Park Street
Choice
Oise
Amiens
ROS
Hain
St Quentin
Sraisne
Ose
Sermercyy
Rhein
Wssonne
Rer. Gyors
Loern
Pepe
Marne
Paris
Fine Records
Failrgad Haan
Outte
Fon
Diamond Banking
John J. McCarthy
Prop
I. Simon
Amerling
Skandia
Jamestown Lounge Co
Tohn Dunne
Kelly
Simmon Peninsular Ranges
Gendron
Charlottsville
Viking
Bigelow-Hartford
Wild's
Armstrong
Quaker
Smith
Pendleton
Hartmann
Carthy
Idaho
White House
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