Montana Veterinarians Meet for Annual Session in Butte
Eleventh annual Montana Veterinary Medical Association meeting held in Butte courthouse chambers Thursday and Friday. Program features welcome address by Dr. C. T. Witherspoon, president’s address, committee reports, and sections on livestock problems in France, hemorrhagic septicemia, and Rocky Mountain spotted fever risks. Luncheon hosted by Hanson Packing. evening gathering invites Silver Bow Medical Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Montana Veterinary Medical Sociation
Chamber ‘Sf Commerce
Butte
Ieas
C. T. Witherspoon
Knowles
Missoula
W. J. Butler
France
CN. Arnett
Bozeman Agricultural College
Golter
Howard Welch
Bozeman
Ro Berker
J.waltman
Great Falls
Priday
WR Richards
Hanson Packing Company
Calker Helena
Rudolph Snyder
Montana
U. SB
P. H. McCarthy
Silver Bowl
Hanson Acking Company
Indies
Walter Hanson
Frank
M. Nelson
Livingston
C. L. DeVore
A. T. Knowles
Billings
C. H. Stevens
Stevensville
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Silver Bow Medical Association
Horoscope for Tuesday June 24 1919
Morning astrology predicts Venus and Mercury dominate the day guiding fortunes and moods. The text notes planetary influence on events and personal outlook for readers seeking insight.
Uncertain rule for women in astrology column
An astrology oriented column predicts upheaval in social conditions for women, with women in business facing danger yet later noted as fortunate for certain professions. It forecasts favorable outcomes for jurists in international law and for gardeners and farmers, while men’s meetings and conferences may benefit after sundown.
Bi Metallic Directors Meet In Philipsburg
J P Meyers president of Granite i Metallic Mining arrives in Philipsburg with Mrs Meyers and a party of St Louis directors and stockholders for a stockholders meeting. Other directors Edward Ewing Firman Fusz L Mitchell arrive. Hartnett expected from New York. Meyers predicts 10 to 15 years of high silver prices and renewed activity in Philipsburg and Granite county properties.
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J.P. Meyers
Granite i-Metallic Mining Company of
Philips
Thornton
Meyers
St. Louis
Louis
Bi-Metallic
Philipsburg
Mr. Meyers
Firman BR. Fusz
Fusz
L. 8. Mitchell
Charles D. Ewing
Joseph P. Hartnett
New York City
Granite County
Judge orders destruction of seized liquor on Eighteen Mile road
Special Officer Jack Melia seized 80 cases of bonded whiskey in a big auto on Friday night. Judge Dwyer ordered the stock confiscated and destroyed. A second seizure of 28 cases under C K Whipple met the same fate. The third seizure, a full barrel at Meaderville, remained undecided at the courthouse.
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Warm Springs
O'Brien
C.K. Whipple
Spokane
Meaderville
Alice Brady Stars in Ansonia Play The World to Live In
Alice Brady headlines The World to Live In at the Ansonia theater today and tomorrow. The drama follows a young stenographer seeking happiness with a mischievous urge to avoid paying, aided by a wary New Yorker who won’t marry her.
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Alice Brady
Ansonia Theater
Towarch New Yorker
Doc
The Tinpanner Rita Falls For Doctor Lure
A distressed stenographer named Rita falls for a doctor she cannot marry due to poverty. She resists love but cannot forget him and finds life hard. Only after becoming the doctor's wife does she discover true happiness with her chosen path. Alice Brady portrays Rita with convincing humanity.
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Tor
Alice Brady
Rita Charles
Former Butte Man Dies in Covington Ky
Louis Carroll a brother of Eugene Carroll manager of the Butte Water company died at his mother’s Covington home yesterday morning. Death was attributed to rheumatism. Carroll had lived in Butte two or three years before moving to Missoula for business and had been employed by the water company.
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Louis Carroll
Eugene Carroll
Butte Water Company
Covington
Carroll
Rene Carroll
Butte
Missoula
Water Company
Een
Pantages bill ends Butte run with star Primrose and vaudeville cast
The Broadway theater in Butte closes its engagement tonight with a strong Pantages program headlined by Mrs. George Primrose and the Primrose Mine stress. The revue de luxe features six women and four men with piano mastery, dance numbers, and stunning scenery. Leroy and Dresdner perform fast patter and ragtime, while Lawrence and Edwards present a Civil War veteran sketch. Other acts include Gooth and Leander in Look at It Now, Mile Booth on banjo, and the Pantagescope with world happenings.
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Butte
Broadway
George Primrose
Leroy and
Dresdner
Ca- Fuso
Lawrence
Edwards
Gooth
Leander
Mile
Booth
No Money in Sight No Evidence of Gambling
A police court report describes L. B. Graves fined for improper parking blocking street cars and pleading not guilty. A case of Fi hi fn pending was continued. Swanson allegedly damaged a telegraph pole by speeding past Heaney on South Utah. Several men including P Richardson Pavola Allen Sheehan Brown Parrott Halliday Stevens faced gambling charges. McDonald’s lack of observed money led to dismissal. Polas Falls Nickles and an unnamed John Doe were arraigned for vagrancy. fines totaled 15 each for three and 50 for John Doe.
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L. B. Graves
Graves
Heaney
Swanson
Peterson
South
Utah
P. Richardson
Matt Pavola
R. Allen
G. Sheehan
James Brown
John Parrott
Jim Halliday
Pete Stevens
Peter McDonald
Park Street
W. E. Carroll
McDonald
Peter Polas
Charles Falls
Gus Nickles
John Doe
Gerry
van Orden
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Dr. Witherspoon
Dwyer
Ansonia
Covington, KY
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Gooklea Aie
Neappies
Smilax Beans Dean
Castile
Lipton
Jack Hangauer
I'Vblivity Committee
Italy
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