Montana findings in interchurch campaign
Reported from the first Montana pastors conference of the Interchurch World Movement outlines four beliefs and plans for united Protestant action. The Montana findings praise the movement while noting areas for improvement, urge state conferences, and call for church cooperation across denominations.
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Montana
Mtssse
Interchurch World Movement
E. J. Groeneveld
Hhe
Fia
Mts
Steven Anisica
Protestant Forces of America
Tex
Interchurch “World Movement
United
United Protestantism
Roote Wins Huge Oil Land Case In Enid
From Enid Oklahoma comes word Col Jesse B Roote formerly of Butte has won a landmark United States district court oil land case. The Red River boundary dispute valued at fifty to twenty million dollars featured Texas Oklahoma claimants and Sam Sparks former Texas treasurer. Judge Yeomans ruled the south bank marks the border and Oklahoma claimants gain ownership. Roote cited treaties with Spain Mexico and Texas in his argument. The decision, read at length, will be enforced by U S marshals under Roote’s supervision.
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Butte
Enid
Okla
Jesse B. Roote
United States District Court
U States
Ionia
Sam Sparks
Texas
Oklahoma
Red River
Yeomans
United States Court
Roote
Montana
United States
Spain
3 Fee
Republic of Texas
United States Marshals
Root
France
Divorce Granted On Wedding Anniversary For Smallwood
On their third anniversary Jean Smallwood was granted a divorce from Lawrence E Smallwood by Judge Lamb. They wed March 15 1917 in Butte. She testified of abuse and was awarded custody of one minor child and 25 dollars monthly support. Muriel Robinson also received a divorce from Arthur Robinson for failure to provide. they married in Anaconda October 28 1918.
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Lawrence E. Smallwood
Jean Smallwood
Lamb
Butte
St Josephs Pupils to Stage Two Evening Entertainment
Pupils of St Josephs schools will present an entertainment on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 10 o'clock for the benefit of all children in St Josephs parish. The features have been carefully drilled and the youngsters have embraced their roles with enthusiasm making both evening performances noteworthy events in the parish.
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St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's Parish
Horoscopes and a frightened dog disrupt New York transit
A dated horoscope column from 1920 warns of political and economic turmoil while a small fox terrier at Chambers Street Station triggers subway delays as it darts ahead of a local train. The dog caused traffic to slow and the motorman did not hit the animal, guiding it toward Pennsylvania Station as onlookers watched.
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New York
Chambers Street
Seventh Avenue
Taden
Pennsylvania Station
warfare with disease and the role of blood purity
A historical health notice urges constant fighting disease through physical fitness and pure blood. It touts Swift’s Blood Remedy as keeping blood pure and the system healthy, presenting medical advice from Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co.
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Lodg
Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Campaign for Better Conditions Starts in Butte
Mayor W T Stodden and officials opened a four minute speakers program to urge better conditions for school children and teachers. Daily talks at different theaters during Teachers Week lead to a monster rally Saturday at the high school auditorium. County superintendent Nellie Small directs the Silver Bow drive with Col T C Witherspoon and Mrs A Grigg set to introduce Dr W K O Gorman of Montana State College Bozeman as principal speaker. Girls and boys high school glee clubs will perform under Miss Eleanor A Tenner. Support from public bodies and patriotic citizens noted. rural school reforms promised.
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W. T. Stodden
W. B. Maddock
Ian Waly
Mathieson
Schol
Crist
Butte
Nellie Smail
Silver Bow
T. C. Witherspoon
TA. Grigg
W. K. O'Gorman
State College
Bozeman
Eleanor AL Tenner
Greenbeck Named in Whiskey Case
Fred Greenbeck, named in an information by Judge Lynch and Deputy County Attorney Frank Riley, faces charges of selling liquor on February 18. The complaint alleges seven cases of whiskey were sold to Constantine Schultz for $785, linked to grand larceny claims from John Ray Mundo about a whiskey barrel robbery on February 11 in Meaderville. Greenbeck furnished $1,000 for release on the bootlegging charge.
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Fred Greenbeck
Lynch
Frank Riley
Constantine Schultz
John Raymundo
Meaderville
Greenbeck
Steady Work For Building Mechanics In Butte
Steady employment for building mechanics at prevailing wages in Butte. Union men seeking work will be guaranteed work with unions, 30 days notice for adjustments, and a fair process. Deputy Head Consul to visit March 11. neighbors invited. contact 305 Lewisohn block or 67 W smoker. Hancock and Geige announce Camp No. 1.
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America
Butte
Lewisohn Block
W. Smoker
Musterole Promises swift relief without blistering skin
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a cleaner alternative to mustard plasters. It claims fast relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck sprains sore muscles bruises chilblains frostbite and chest congestion with a gentle peppermint scent and a 60 cent jar price.
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Cty
Helena
Tgr
Christ
Department of Stewardship
Department of Life Service
Department of Missionary
Braneu
Ewes
Symons
Broadway
Sam A. Mayer
Mr. Mayer
Galena
Mou
Reed Springs
Victrola
U.S. Pat
Victor Company
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
New Jersey
J.B
ST. Josephs
Maren
Venus
Mercury
Jupiton
Neptune
Rare
Mars
Sebena
Jupiter
Meclure
Lance
Hilip Hancock
J. Geige
Butte Camp No. 1
H.W. Grove
Khew
Mr Mustard
Carter
Holand
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