Cure of Eczema With Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A mother recalls her baby suffering severe eczema, crying day and night, with red inflamed skin and sores. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with warm baths, the child slept well and eventually fully recovered. the testimonial promotes Cuticura products and offers samples and address for more information.
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Gascarret bowel care advice ad prompts quick use
A text advertisement urges keeping bowels healthy with Cascarets a convenient 1 cent box carried in pocket or purse. It stresses digestion, toxin removal, and urges prompt use rather than waiting for full illness, claiming quick relief and safer health.
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Mayor’s veto prompt in police bill debate and meeting
A city council defies the mayor’s veto on the police bill in a tense session. Aldermen push for another meeting to rectify the mistake, with party lines split among Democrats and Republicans. The miners union backs Phil Christian for town inspector as the mayor halts action. Budget items and paving plans are discussed, including allocations for fire, health, water, and public improvements.
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Counsil
Barker
Nerny Young
Netty
George Curry
Miners’ Union
Phil Christian
Whion
Grigg
Riley
Smith
Curran
Yeas
Murphy
Nays
Nerny
McManug
Jacy
Mueller
T. Bissell
Cox
Davis
Duncan
Titan
Judiciary Committee
Arizonm Street
Wich
Po East
Great Northern
French woman dies in Butte after tuberculosis fight
Marie Bastierroix, a French woman aged around 40, died in Butte after a long tuberculosis battle. She had traveled from San Francisco to reach her brothers Antone and Peter Bastarn, bakery owners on Front Street, and died at their home in poor health. Her death may be hastened by high altitude. plans for shipment to France or burial in Butte were pending decisions.
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France
Misa Marie Basterroix
San Francisco
Sia Mac Fer
Antone
Peter Bastarn
Ira
Butte
Richards
United States
John Lindquist Receives Olympiad Programme in Stockh olm
John Lindquist of 805 Ravonna Street acts as representative for the Pacific Northwest association of the Amateur Athletic Union in receiving the Olympiad programme for the Stockholm games. The pamphlet outlines regulations, pictures of Live stadium, royal patronage by King, and includes schedules for athletic events plus artistic competitions.
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Ravonna Street
Jtute
Pacific Northwest Association
Winton
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Crown Prince of
Lindavistles
Rehearing Denied in Orphans Home Will Case
An opinion of the supreme court denies the motion in the Orphans' Home Will case. The court holds statutes do not name persons or corporations as beneficiaries. Justice Holloway concurs, while Smith dissents, calling the majority unjustified.
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Mdelona
Twe Super Court
Tehsarini
Beck Wistalo
Ierein
Wna
Antoian
Two Falls Leave Two Men With Broken Legs in Mines
An accident at the 1,900-foot level of the Mountain Cowanina mine left two men with broken legs and one worker sustained injuries at the 7,000-foot level. Responders treated the men, including Barley Ionann of 14 East Copper Street, with hospital care noted for James at the local hospital.
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Chamber of Commerce to Open New Office on West Granite Street
The board of directors of the new chamber of commerce has opened a waning on the third near of the Lewisory Week at West Granite Street. Secretary Blake will establish an office there Friday.
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Chamber At Commerce
Granite Street
Blake
Unclear text on political meeting and committee positions
Fragmentary OCR text references a ward, delegates, alternates, a Democratic convention, a date in March, and several misread names and terms. The readable nouns suggest a local party meeting with a prepposition or proposal and committee roles, but specifics are garbled.
Fire damages Salvation Army hall and nearby home
A stove overheated and ignited in the Salvation Army hall at 107 Mast Broadway causing smoke and minor fire spread to rafters before being extinguished. Nearby, the home of Tally Johns at 1804 Second Avenue suffered $300 in damage from a stove fire with no insurance. No injuries reported.
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Mast Broadway
Tally Johns
Second Avenue
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Mgr
Ave
George Thursten
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Got My Sore Foot ini Right TIZ
A quirky ad style piece promotes relief for sore feet including corns bunions and smelly feet with promises of happiness and comfort. It mentions Toe and foot care products and cites a promotional tone with playful misspellings and brand-like names.
Earthenware Pots and Tools Sale Items
Earthen bean pots in four sizes priced at 250, 3bo, 45c and BOe. Mop sticks for spring at 150. Full size zinc coated washboards at 29c. Nickel plated ware copper heavy plating. Tenkettles No 8 at 1.85 No 9 at 1.60. Teapot pots enamel handle 2 pint 1.18 spit 1.25 pint 50c 1 pint 1.75. Hammers fall size pend quality steed at 0.5? Padlocks various sizes 0.5 to 2.0.
Miner Sent to Asylum Insanity is Hereditary
James Sositin a Cornwall native aged 35 and a miner was examined by Drs Sullivan and Turner and ordered committed to the asylum for insanity. Evidence suggested hereditary insanity as his father died in an English asylum. He had lived in Cornwall and returned to Britain after marrying, sending $30 monthly to his wife before his behavior grew strange with suspected poison-delusion tied to meals.
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James ‘Sositin
Cornwall
Butte
Alleged Diamond Thief Located in St Paul
A reported diamond thief is alleged to be Frank Delamere, once a Pages Sound Telegraph dispatcher, who lived in Missoula over five years. He is accused of stealing a diamond ring valued at about 365 from A F Thenevke at the Powell block and was arrested in St Paul to await extradition papers for Montana.
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A. F. Thenevke
Ponwell
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Wnaew Khare Aerie
Helena
ROCIO
Missouri
Kalispell Militia Proud Distinction Noted
A dispatch from Kalispell notes pride in its militia distinction and patriotism amid national concern. An annual event featured a parade and inspection by Twenty Fourth United States Infantry Captain T. Packer, with remarks from Senator Whiteside, Maj. Baldwin, and P. N. Bernard among others.
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Comanies
Frayel
Frayel, ‘Twenty-fourth
United States
Nfantey
D T. Packer
Seantar Whiteside
My Ty Baldwin
P.N. Bernard
Unclear text fragment mentions Washington and county jail
Fragmentary OCR note references Washington and a county jail. Details are unreadable, with garbled names and phrases about a military or law enforcement matter. No clear events, dates, or entities can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Jolalw Ad Promises Glow From Verdant Gazette
A fragmented newspaper fragment in a Jolalw neighborhood ad touts an elred gew Por ail and its claimed near complete glow for the congressation era. The garbled text suggests promotional language and a period-appropriate Gazette reference with unclear specifics.
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Jolalw
Ale Begna
Gazetta
Three Year Homestead Bill Heads For House Vote
Washington March 1 The three year homestead bill was set for a special order in the house next Wednesday and, barring protracted debate, is expected to pass that day. Senator Borah Speaker Clark and Representative Taylor reported the bill and Speaker Clark will urge its passage.
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Fisher
Borah
Clark
Tayior
Colorado
Jones Bill Favored by Senate Question on Land Assignments
Washington March 1 A favorable report was made to the Senate on the Jones bill which allows desert land entries under reclamation projects to be approved if the assignment was in good faith. The bill also permits pre proof entries to obtain patent when buyers comply with buy provisions, aiding widows and husbands leaving homestead entries.
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Washington
Senate
Semelor Jones
Bil
Girl Show Provokes Seattle Public Opinion Battle
In Seattle a public dispute erupts over a girl show at the Beatle theater as Mayor Ting orders polling to gauge sentiment. The controversy expands with protests at St Mar’s Episcopal and a theater complaint seeking a temporary restraining order while judges hear arguments from the theater’s attorney.
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Marve
Ting
Ehlet
Poe
Lonlalt
Uoefy
New Jersey
Munday
Shaler
St. Mar’s Episcopal Eich
Comegrs
Consora
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