Questionnaire closes Friday on Butte school policy
The Standard’s questionnaire shows strong public interest in upcoming Butte school election and policies. Voters insist on public sentiment shaping decisions, with results to be published Sunday March 6 and bonds debated during ballot discussions.
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Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound For Darker Hair
A vintage ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy ready made treatment to darken gray hair. It claims the product hides gray hairs naturally and evenly with simple brushing, restoring a youthful glossy look after one or two applications.
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Fat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys
An old health column warns Americans eat rich foods and overwork kidneys. It advises four teaspoons of Salts in water before breakfast to flush kidneys, relieve back pain, and prevent bladder issues, claiming the remedy neutralizes urine acids and is inexpensive and safe for every home.
Butte School Questionnaire Seeks Public Sentiment On Plans
The Standard publishes a school questionnaire to gauge public opinion after two defeated bond proposals. It asks parents and residents about abandoning the present high school, building a large central high school, selling sites, adding a second high school, and expanding or relocating McKinley district schools with several site choices and configurations.
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Confidentiality in Die No Questionnaire Returns
The notice states that unsigned questionnaires will be counted in the returns and that all names and courses are confidential and will not be published, reflecting a privacy assurance for respondents.
Knights Endorse Boy Scouts Plan At Meeting
Knights of Columbus members unanimously endorsed the Boy Scouts plan after display of knot tying signaling first aid and rescue. Scout Executive Owen led the program while Scouts Murphy Golden Leamer and Fisher greeted attendees. A South Butte campaign for a 1921 budget began, with volunteers to raise twelve thousand dollars, including women joining the drive to reach underserved donors.
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Butte
Truth in Fabric Bill Hits House Roadblock in Montana
In Montana the House debated truth in fabric legislation with Hs. 1.86, advancing briefly before a 60 to 22 vote favored the measure and a 43 to 35 defeat in the committee of the whole. Rodgers urged national importance, while opponents said the bill would hamper merchants. Other bills on agriculture, labor, and budgets moved, with several disapproved and sent to conference.
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Measures Passed On Third Reading In Senate Action
The committee of the whole approved sixteen measures on third reading or after senate amendments. Bills passed include reauis w registry and interest on state warrants, actions for trespass of sheep, assignment for the benefit of creditors, designation of district court judges as supreme court commissioners, statements of foreign vermin, amortization method for bond valuation of insurance companies, prohibition on sale of sac food liquor or Volstead act provisions, voting machines for the office of lease and recorder, reimbursement of 1277 to a contractor, and salaries for institutions through June 30, 1921. A state highway commission of three members was established and amended in late...
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Butte High Team Wins Interdistrict Debate Title
The Butte high school debate team won the interdistrict contest held in the high school auditorium last evening. On the affirmative side, Charles H Clapp led speakers Himy Kirschen Sheldon Swenson and Walter Adame Boveman. Opponents from Boseman were represented by Robert Curry Fac Macleod and Jacob worker with Le Davin head of English at Boseman. Pearce Melfallen of Butte high faculty coached the students.
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Still Discovered in Dugout Beneath Floor
A trapdoor remains the sole entry found under the dugout floor revealing a concealed access point. Authorities describe the discovery as unusual and plan further examination of the site to determine origin and purpose.
Unclear fragmentary report on a concealed area and officers discovery
In a damaged account officers found a concealed cellar and trapdoor while investigating an area near a building. The text mentions charcoal and a trace of moonshine with 78 gallons uncovered. Gibbons was placed under recognizance to appear before a U S commissioner today.
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Quaker Appeal to Harding on Irish Relief
The Ame Quaker committee cables President-elect Harding urging aid for Ireland. Cork reports fire damage at 10 million dollars and broader damage in Ireland around 20 million dollars, amid ongoing relief concerns.
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Quaker Committee
Congress Votes to Repeal Wartime Laws
Washington March 1 Congress completed action to repeal virtually all wartime laws by concurring in Senate amendments. The measure, now sent to the president, was approved unanimously by the House with 208 members voting for concurrence. The Lever food and fuel act would be among the laws repealed.
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Fire on Hill Destroys Old Anaconda Shaft Still Not Active
Fire among timbers of the old Anaconda shaft on the hill attracted city attention last night. The blaze burned high, the city fire department assisted by the mine's firefighting force, and it was extinguished after hours with no damage to mine workings. the shaft remains unconnected to active operations.
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