Nothing but the Truth thrills Butte audience
The Butte High School Alumni presented Nothing but the Truth to a full auditorium with strong performances by Edna Dosenbach and George Bourquin. Stellar turns by Mabelle Winchester, Ellen Garvin, and Fred Kramer drew lively applause, and a repeat showing was promised as a record crowd packed the house.
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Butte High School Alumni Association
Edna Dosenbach
Gwen
George Bourquin
Bob Bennett
Rs. A. C. Jones
Miss Gladys Walsh
Mable
Sable
Mr. Ralston
Earle Genzberger
Bishop Doran
George Masel
Fourth Day of Walsh vs East Butte Mining Trial
Testimony continued in the damage case of W. J. Walsh against East Bow Creek overflow damage from June 1920. The trial progressed into its fourth day as Judge Jackson scheduled Monday morning proceedings at 10 o clock. Plaintiff’s counsel indicate substantial testimony remains to conclude the case.
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W. J. Walsh
East Butte Mining Company
Jackson
Ae Bow Creek
Special Services at Shortridge Memorial Church
The Shortridge Memorial Christian church at Washington and Mercury streets will hold a week long series starting next Sunday. Pastor Rev. B. H. Lingent felter will preach. His daughter Mrs. H. M. Thompson of Yakima Wash will be song leader and vocalist. Weekday services begin at 7 45 p m.
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Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Washington and
Mercury Streets
B. H. Lingenfelter
H. M. Thompson
Yakima, Wash
Thompson
Butte Churches Schedule Sunday Services Across Districts
A roster lists morning and evening services at multiple Butte churches led by pastors W L Reid Clarence Atkins W W A Parkinson F C Fulford Gipson or Fulford J B Randall I L Gorby Richard Thomas E J Groeneveld with Sunday schools, special music and cantata works. services span Bellevue Addition Mount Bethel Unity Trinity Grace Mountain View and more with varied sermon topics and hymn selections.
Sunday church services listed for multiple congregations
St Mark s St Trinity Emanuel Gold Hill First churchs pastors and service times are listed across St Mark s Trinity Emanuel Gold Hill and First with English Swedish Sunday school times and extra events including a cantata at First.
Human Hope of Immortality Sermons at Two Churches
The Rev W T Lockwood conducts services at People's Community on Majors street and Harrison avenue with an 11 oclock Baston-Church school and 7 30 evening service. Special music by the male quartet. Floral Park Community also hosted by Rev W T Lockwood with 12 30 morning worship and a 1 30 church school. sermon topic The Human Hope of Immortality.
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Lowell Avenue
George Street
W. L. Reid
Meaderville
F. C. Fulford
J. B. Penhall
Mountain View
Montana
Quartz Street
J. B. Randall
Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Utah Avenue
I. L Gorby
Jesus
Evan Roberts
Welsh
Dakota
Aluminum Streets
Richard Thomas
Christian Unity
Broadway
Idaho Street
E. J. Groeneveld
Majors Street
Harrison Avenue
W. T. Lockwood
Baston
Floral Park
Gladstone and
Edwards Streets
Church
Shortridge Memorial Hosts Bible School and Sermons
Shortridge Memorial at Washington and Mercury streets conductes a Bible school at 11 with preaching at noon on Jesus Honored. Evening service at 7 30 features The Value of Lent. Mrs Thompson of Yakima Washington will sing at both services and lead evening songs during the week.
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Shortridge Memorial
Washington and
Mercury Streets
B. H. Lingenfelter
Bible School
Jesus
Thompson
Yakima
Wash
Practical Meditation Lecture by Mrs Anna B Masters
The Theosophical society presents a Sunday evening lecture at 8 o'clock at the Leonard hotel. Mrs Anna B Masters will discuss practical meditation as the topic.
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Theosophical Society
Leonard Hotel
Anna B. Masters
Christian Science Services at First Church in Montana
First Church of Christ, Scientist at 229 North Montana hosts services at 11 a m and 8 p m with the weekly subject Matter and a Sunday school session at 12 30 p m.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Montana Street
Boys Sentences Suspended in Juvenile Court Case
Admitting robberies at several houses, three youths pleaded guilty and were sentenced to two years at the state industrial school with execution suspended for good behavior. Loot obejcts included coins watches rings and fishing gear. They drank wine found in a cellar before continuing thefts. A truant was sent to the industrial school for 30 days on a prior offense but given another chance after mother’s explanation. Three widows with children were added to the pension list. a fourth case involves county aid amid neighbor complaints.
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Lynch
John Duggan
Fox
New Journalism Course for Women at Wisconsin
Madison newspaper and magazine departments for women, the first course of its kind in any journalism school, have been added at the University of Wisconsin by Mrs Genevieve Jackson Boughner, a veteran newspaper woman.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Mra
Genevieve Jackson Boughner
Butte Mayor Candidate King Vows Steady Fire Dept and Fair Government
Don B. King presents a steady plan for Butte focusing on protecting the fire department, avoiding curtailment, and preventing influence by any ring or tearoom crowd. He touts cool headed business leadership, fairness in legislation, and opposition to extreme factions in city government. The message contrasts King with radical or conservative cliques and pledges an open, balanced administration.
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Butte
King
Mr. King
Don B. King
Capital
Labor
Easter Talks at the First Baptist Church series
The First Baptist Church will host a week of heart to heart Easter talks by Pastor Charles A. Cook from Monday to Friday evenings. Each address ties to Holy Week with topics The Fact of Christ Life on Earth, His Character, His Teaching, His Death, and His Story. In the same issue a note mentions Chinese pagodas mainly brick and Japanese wooden due to earthquakes.
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First Baptist Church
Charles A. Cook
Christ
Tanlac claims boost for Spokane man after 17 pound gain
John Swanson of Spokane recounts healing with Tanlac after a six year stomach trouble left him weak and underweight. He says the tonic helped him gain 17 pounds and asks for another bottle for a recent rheumatic touch, praising the remedy that revived his health. Tanlac sold in Anaconda and Butte drug stores.
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Spokane
Tanlac
John Swanson
Trent Ave
Wash
Murgittroyd
Taniac
Shrine Band Heads to Helena for Out of Town Debut
Butte’s Shrine band of 85 with new uniforms led by Joseph Vincent will debut at the dedication of the new Shrine museum at Helena on April 8. A Bagdad patrol set to participate will receive new uniforms for the ceremonies attended by Shriners from Montana and the West. A chartered special train will leave Great Northern station at 7 30 a m Friday April 8 carrying 300 to 400 Butte Shriners, and return at 3 a m. The Helena Shrine museum is praised as one of the finest west of Chicago.
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Butte
Joseph Vincent
Mustem
Helena
Charles Austin
Bagdad Patrol
Montana
Great Northern
Chicago
Cause of death fixed by jury for John W. Collier
Coroner jury rules death from paralysis due to hemorrhages as the cause. Inquest held at Mrs. Collier’s request after her husband was struck by a taxicab at Dewey Street and Harrison Avenue last October. Jury found no blame assigned.
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John W. Collier
Kansas’ New Affliction 15 Ravaging Green Bug
The first authenticated Kansas sighting of green bugs reported by entomologist J. Hunter at the University of Kansas confirms widespread infestation in Montgomery county wheat. Samples from Coffeyville supplier Rea Patterson Milling show heavy leaf infection with up to twenty bugs per inch. A stray note mentions a four year old Miss Wiley Kane weighing 100 pounds with a 40 inch waist.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
J. Hunter
University of Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Rea-Patterson Milling Company
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Wiley
Kane
Ireland needs aid from America for starving women and children
An appeal denounces British aggression in Ireland and calls on Americans of all backgrounds to donate. Subscriptions are receipted and funds are to aid distressed areas and rehabilitate victims, with no salaries taken from contributions.
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