Butte Current Notes and Local Notices
Butte notes list visitors and travels of residents including Miss Lillian Taylor of Dillon, James Hadsor of Virginia City, and Mrs. A Hicks of Centerville. It mentions garage storage at Sherman Reed, several departures for Helena Boise Spokane and Berkeley, and a long list of social visits. Obituaries for Alexander Miller and Ole Niemi note funeral details.
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Orton Bros Stein-Bloch
Stockett
Sherman & Reed
Broadway
Arizona
May Fogarty
A Creek
Mabel Harrison
Lm Street
Bozeman Aitre
Brenner
Bren
Butte
Acarl
Hoffer
Hartson and
William Stephenson
Maryland Avenue
South Potts
le K. Anderson
Dayton
Ohio
SL. Havell
Wardner
Idaho
Wilh Scinaln
M. Murrish
West la Pintte Street
Seattle
Reynolds
Berkeley
Dorothy Reese
North Main Street
Pat Bennetts
Spokane
Louise
James
George Brunner
Percy Wiss
Centerville
Anaconda
Aiather
Rebekahs
Ladies’ Home Journal
Munsey
The
Popular
Popular Mechanics
Young's Magazine
All New
P.O
A. M. Kenedy
Garvese Basil
Mitchell, SD
Margaret O'Meara
Agnes Fogarty
Silver Bow Park
Nampa
Alice Jackson
Anna Dwyer
Marie Sultzer
North Coast Limited
Cal
University of California
California
Phoebe A. Ferris
Coast
Northwestern
Young Women's Christian Association
Seabeck
Hood's Canal
Wash
Ferria
Ace Eas
Hughes Talks at Brown University
Republican nominee Hughes told Brown University graduates and alumni that American spirit should be expressed by men who have thought and acted, not fed by close room balancing. He spoke of leadership after the war and urged using constructive power for the country. The talk followed an address on The Spirit of America by Secretary Lane.
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Nee
St Charles
Hughes
Brown University
Thad
America
Lane
Tane
New Fingland
Romine
Isa Brownstan
Ala
St Hughes
Brown
University memory quoted from a wartime speech
A former student recalls a university moment from 25 years ago and a pledge taken before joining the fight. The speaker notes drinking from the old spring as a symbolic gesture before entering combat.
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University S
Dld
Tam
Turkish commandeering of schools and hospitals in Turkey
News from New York reports that American Board of Foreign Missions properties in Marsovan and Sivas, Turkey, valued over half a million dollars, were seized by Turkish authorities for military use. Missionaries were forced to abandon operations as tensions between the United States and Germany rose over U-boat negotiations.
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New York
American Board of Foreign Misions
Marsovan
Sivas
Turkey
Turke
Ineas
United States
Usemany
Funeral services for Devlin to be held at Sacred Heart
The funeral in Ogolin for the late Devlin will be held at the residence then proceed to Sacred Heart for high Mass. Interment follows at Molynhoate Cemetery. Automobiles will be provided for procession.
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Joseph Richards
Tutte
Mont Phalen
Daniel Phaien
Duggan
Raney
Mane
Adawean Ia
Mutie Cirele
Ogolin
Devlin
Te Lawrence
Mauta
Watson
Heart Moreh
Sac
Moly Hfote
Case of One Boy Who Deserves Sympathy
School board hears plea from Mrs. Thomas Sat Ver for her fourth grade son Email Butte at Grant School. She claims teachers erased good grades, raised others, and pressured boy over hair. She seeks investigation by the superintendent and a meeting to discuss her son’s report card and summer school timing.
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Butte
Thomas
South
Ohio Street
Grant School
Harrington
Mise Feabell Kelly
Fis
Kiven Pero
Alan
Republicans Carry Through Amendment for More Aeroplanes
Washington June 21 Republican members of the house moved to raise military spending. An amendment by Minority Leader Mann sought a $2,000,000 aviation increase and similar army funding, arguing the aviation service was deplorable and must be built up. Only two Democrats backed it. An alternative $14,000,000 aviation boost by Kleberg failed. The debate touched on Mexico but no full discussion occurred. The House approved a civil service amendment to aid National Guard personnel called into service, while a pay hike for guardsmen was defeated.
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Washington
House
Mit
Mann
Hubburt
New York
Heaks
Michigan
Klehurt
Mexico
Areas of Epha it in the Philippines shore line project
A fragmented report notes a plan to mark the shoreline at Tacto Ban to allow ships and cargoes, with land transportation ready to light mines. It mentions a rising demand in the islands for paying asphalt and that all distant cities can offer a market amid a growing need.
Incomplete Item List Noted From Measured Furnishings
A fragmentary OCR snippet describes items including forks teapots and cups, a metal food box, and a heat related price note. The text references dimensions such as 16-08 and mentions an outfit described as complete with a ready price, though details are garbled and uncertain.
Astrological Forecast Favors Caution and Change
The 1916 analysis predicts Jupiter and Spaine friendly but sin and Cranus adverse guiding a cautious business push. Naval matters show good augury with potential leadership changes. administrative and political aid should be restrained. A new period begins, summer quarter brings upheaval, food shortages, and a pope health crisis.
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Thesday
Busi
Holland
Bride Margaret Baitzell Rous wed George J Patterson in Brooklyn
Miss Margaret Baitzell Rous daughter of Peter Winchester Rouss and granddaughter of Charles Broadway Rouss renowned merchant married George J Patterson in Brooklyn. Both figures are prominent in society.
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Margaret Baitzell Rous
Peter Winchester Rouss
Charles Broadway Rouss
George J. Patterson
Brooklyn
Centralization Prophecy Amid Industrial Tensions
A fragmented OCR passage hints at a forecast of centralized manufacturing with warnings about strike conditions and business anxiety. Named figures include Heston and Seenehey, noting protective measures for obstacles and restless cancer references, in a 1918 McClure Syndicate context.
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Heston
McClure
Wwe
Scarcity of Food Reported in Turkish Capital York
A passage reported hardship due to food scarcity in Ankara with arrivals on the Danish steamship Oscar US including Prof Henry Brewing Charles L Lewis George T Huntington and other associates linked to Robert College. The ship halted at Kirkwall where British authorities seized 180 sacks of mail, later returning 40 that contained correspondence for Danish officials in Washington the West Indies and Danish warship personnel.
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Kirkwall
Washington
West Indies
Arctic drift voyage revived after war pause
Captain Amunasen resumes Nelson era polar drift project in the Frann. The explorer plans to sail next summer to explore north polar regions using ice drift methods once again after the European war interruption.
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Amunasen
Nelson
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Hartmark
Dewe
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California Avenue
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Ole Niemi
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Ripori
Simpy
Spi
Amertony
Oyster Box
N. Y
Theofore Tooncvelt
Progressive Party
Ihigo
Etter
Progressive Executive
Chicago
MM Slavonin Societies
St. John the Baptiste Societe
Gergurich Hall
Hast Hutte
Undertakers
Welock
Grant
Treat
Mountain View Cemetery
George
Thane
Bea
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Alice Weparene
Trender
Arry Duggan
Whatmer Ann
Dobbs Fifth Avenue
Montana
Ares
J. Walsh
Fast Park Street
Apne
Jenn O'Conner
Dtr
Sherman
Missoula Nursery CO
Tio 'Ea Ave
Wendell Cannon Monument Works
South Montana St
National Cement
Davisson
Mose Linz
Main and Broadway
Telephone
McCarthys
E. Broadway
Boecomnee Metaleo Kant Kho
Peter
Price
Hartmann
Brownfield-Canty Company
West Park Street
Bride
Florence CO. P.i'st
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
F. Park St
Lyons
Iilard
John J. McCarthy
Simon
North Main
Spandand
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