Tanlac Brings Watchmaker Back to Health After Debilitating Illness
H L Finniger, a San Francisco watch maker for Nathan Dohramann & Co., reports severe indigestion and weight loss before Tanlac changed his life. He now eats without trouble, has gained twenty pounds, sleeps well, and feels renewed energy. Tanlac is sold in Anaconda and Butte by local drug firms.
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France
Italy
Switzerland
North
South America
Tanlac
H. L. Finniger
Nathan Dohramann & Co
San Francisco
Cal
Plate St
Mr. Finniger
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Make Wrinkles Vanish With Saxolite Formula
A beauty patent claims saxolite lotion smooths lines on face neck and hands. Mix one ounce saxolite powder in half a pint witch hazel, apply daily to tighten skin improve circulation and tone, promising instant noticeable reduction in wrinkles and a youthful appearance.
Ireland Railways Paralyzed as Strikes Widen Across Ireland
Dublin dispatch reports Ireland's rail system worsening with mass dismissals and fewer trains. Workers refuse to move trains carrying munitions police or soldiers, causing widespread isolation. In Belfast masked robbers loot paymaster at Great Northern, stealing 12000 pounds and seizing mail documents after subduing two guards.
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London
Ireland
Dublin
London Times
Belfast
Great Northern
Lough
Prohibition Enforcement to Increase in Montana Territory
Prohibition Director Larson announced expanded enforcement across Montana and the territory with more agents. Duties shift from state revenue to liquor law enforcement as narcotic agent exams proceed, with two Butte men among testers. Devlin confirms inspectors will be enlarged to cover inspections and violations, reporting to Larson's office.
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Montana
Larson
Civil Service
Department
Washington
Butte
Devlin
Prohibition
Mr. Devlin
Billings
First hailstorm arrives in Helena area
June 25 report describes a severe hail storm between Broadview and Forsyth, the first of the crop year, with damage not yet estimated.
Apparatus to Produce Sulphur Dioxide Fire Gas on Ships
Apparatus has been invented for manufacturing sulphur dioxide gas on shipboard and pumping it into all parts of a vessel to extinguish fires and for fumigation. Antipodes island, not far from New Zealand, was thus named because it is directly opposite to London. The origin of the Irish setter is unknown.
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Antipodes Island
New Zealand
London
Printing Claim Taken as Basis
From Helena June 25 Chief Justice Brantly leads a Montana Supreme Court decision on how counties may approve money claims and the roles of county auditors and commissioners. The Sherman County case involved Dolin against the county clerk over a printing bill. the auditor disapproved part, the commissioners allowed full, and the clerk refused to issue the warrant. The high court affirmed the district court’s ruling against Dolin.
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Helena
Brantly
State Supreme Court
Sheridan County
Joseph F. Dolin
Dolin
Board of County Commssioners
District Court
Dutch Molthen Killed In Airplane Accident
The article recalls Dutch Molthen, a Butte sports star, who rose from school football to state glory and later Marine football. He excelled at back and track, earning all state honors, and contributed to Marine service teams before a fatal airplane accident.
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Molthen
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East Side High School
Salt Lake City
Butte
Malthen
Missoula
Chicago
Stagge
Butte Star
State University
Bruin
Grizzly
Marines
Mare Island
Cal
Wonderful Marine
Hugo Bezdek
Butte Lad
Quantico
Three Marine Aviators Die In Paris Island Crash
Savannah July 25 three Marine corps aviators Capt Gustave Karow of Savannah Lieuts Frederick Malthen of Butte Montana and Ss E St George of Quantico Virginia were killed today in a plane crash at the Paris Island marine corps station The plane was about 400 feet up and burst into flames when attempting to land about 100 feet from the ground The cause of the accident was not determined tonight.
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Savannah
Marine Corps
Gustave Karow
Frederick Malthen
Butte
Mont
E. St. George
Quantico
Paris Island Marine Corps Station
Selma Lagerlof First Woman in Swedish Academy Honors Nobel Prize
Selma Lagerlof the Swedish novelist became the first female member of the Swedish Academy of Letters and the only woman awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Selma Lagerlof
Swedish Academy of Letters
Global paper output in 1949 reaches 200000 tons
Seventy five years ago world paper production stood at about 200000 tons, reflecting era’s industrial scale. The figure highlights early limits of global pulp and paper capacity and sets a baseline for postwar expansion.
Oil driller fined in federal court in Helena
In Helena on June 25 E G Cooper an oil driller was fined 75 dollars plus costs after pleading in federal court. The brief item notes the sanction and the defendant's occupation and location.
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Helena
E. G. Cooper
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Chicago, Milwaukee &St. Paul Railway
Felix Gozez
Evi
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Sweet Grass
Welena
011 Company of Hingham
V. E. Horinek
T. Horinek
ST. Paul ST. Paul
Minn
Great North Rn State Bank
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Little Chester
Toval
Andy Gounmp
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