Man credits Tanlac with ending two years of illness
A severely underweight man recounts his two year struggle with back and kidney pain, sleepless nights, and sickness. After taking Tanlac he reports a 20 pound gain and renewed strength enabling him to return to work. Tanlac is sold in Anaconda and Hobbe through local drug outlets and a special representative.
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Hukill
Park H
Tanlae
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Hutte
Newbro F
FEET RELIEF PROMISES WITH TIL AND TIX ADVERTISEMENT
A vintage ad touts TIL for aching feet and TIX to draw out poisonous exudations causing soreness. It claims instant pain relief, reduced swelling, and that shoes won’t press painfully. Available in a 75-cent box TIL, with a yearly foot comfort promise for 25 cents.
Questionnaires Sent To New Registrants Under 21 June 1917
Questionnaires will be mailed to registrants who turned 21 since June 6 1917. The order directs that second edition questionnaires be sent daily starting June, with distributions by registration numbers and no entries on classification until numbers are assigned.
Husband Granted Letters as Executor of Mrs Largey Estate
Judge Dwyer approved Johnson and other heirs as executors of Lulu Largey Catron’s estate, which may be worth about $200,000. The will leaves $5,000 to her maid, $5,000 to John D. Haines, $10,000 plus jewelry to her daughter, $10,000 to each son, and the remainder to her husband John W. Catron.
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John D. Haines
Damages Sought in Two Suits Over Same Accident
Two district court suits accuse Joseph Stevens Joseph Ornsby and Robert Ornsby of automobile crash on Whitehall Road October 21. Anna Pankovich seeks 12000 damages for scalp injury and broken shoulder. Peter Pankovich seeks 2000 for loss of wife’s services and 250 for hospital expenses.
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Joseph Stevens
Joseph Ornsby
Robert Ornsby
Anna Pankovich
Peter Pankovich
Whitehall
Pankovich
Yankovich
Butte Pioneer Dies in California
A Butte pioneer, about 65, died in Los Angeles where he had moved two years earlier. He ran Joris confectionery on West Park street and co owned concessions in Columba dens. Survived by wife and daughter Mel etta Forsythe and two grandchildren Jeannette and Morris Forsythe, with Morris serving in France. Burial followed at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Los Angeles.
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Butted
Los Angeles
Joris Confectionery Ture
West Park Street
Inter
Columbdens
Islness
Hutte
Melettie Forsythe
Misa Jeannette Forsythe
Morris Forsythe
American Expeditionary Forces
France
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Fines Pronounced in Domestic and Public Offenses
Judge Whitty fined a husband ten dollars for striking his wife after returning from the mine and finding no supper. A dog bite case led to a dog’s ordered killing within 24 hours after testimony by William John Howard, 10, of an injury to his neck. Pat Boylen paid ten dollars for a disturbance on North Wyoming street. S.J. Murphy forfeited bond for reckless driving due to failure to appear.
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Poller
Whitty
Mike Popvich Wis
William John Howard
S.J. Murphy
Pat Boylen
Wyoming Street
Red Cross Socks Drive and Patriotic Rally Plans
The Woman's Patriotic association pledges 150 knitted socks for the Red Cross Hutten chapter to meet a 2,888 pair goal by July 1. Monroe school unit meets afternoons. volunteers urged to help finish this week. All Red Cross workers urged to mobilize for July 4 parade inclusion, with registration at the library headquarters.
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Woman's Patriotic Association
Hutte
American Red Cross
Monroe
Frank Amerman
Red Cross
Butte
Pittsburg
Red ‘Cross
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