Eruption ruined looks cured by Resinol products
Two letters from readers in Kentucky and Nebraska praise Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for skin eruptions itching and redness. They report rapid relief and complete healing after trying the products, urging others to test them and note the proof on personal outcomes.
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Lantevile
Mies
F. Mable Edwards
TM 'Stone Avenue
Omaha
Neb
Mia
Sirs
George Blake
Ze Cummings
Resinol
Baltimore
All drugeista—Ady
Son of Pioneer Divorced in Montana Court
The case centers on Frank W. Fowell, son of a noted figure, who was granted a divorce from Eva E. Powell in district court on grounds of detention. Powell testified about a broken marriage, citing Deway area ties, with ongoing disputes over child custody and support. The OMalley matter also surfaced as a related domestic dispute involving Mary and Patrick J. OMalley and ongoing financial strains.
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Frank W. Fowell
Powell
Eva E. Powell
Adge Lynch
Inn
O'Malley
the Children
Maurice English
Ministers Leave Action With Their Committee
The Silver Bow County Ministerial Association voted to defer action on the anti boxing movement to a committee that will report next Monday. A difference of opinion on the bill existed. earlier resolutions urged Governor Stewart not to sign it. Clergy members had sought to try out the law, while the state referendum movement rekindled the question. Rev. Walter M. Jordan of the Christian church spoke on the Reformation and the lives of Luther, Calvin, and Knox.
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Silver Row
Stewart
Iaw
Siiver Bow County
Walter M. Jordan
The
Christian Church
Martin Luther
John Calvin
John Knox
Prominent Japanese Reporter Fatally Shot by Countryman
Yoshida, a court reporter and leader in the Japanese American Association of California, was shot by A. Tom. Inago as he left a Japanese gathering in Oakland, Calif, late last night. Inago was captured by a patrolman after a hand-to-hand struggle. Machida blamed anti Japanese sentiment on the Japanese themselves for alleged crafty dealings with business men.
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Oakland
Cal
S. Yoshida
High grade home decorations advertised for sale
Schatzlein Paint Co. advertises half price sale on a lineup of imported papers this week at 14 West Broadway. Interested buyers are invited to visit the shop for the discounted decor items.
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Schatzlein Paint CO
West Broadway
Ady
Anti Spitting Crusade Prompts Health Board Letters
Letters urging adherence to state and city spitting laws have been sent to local board of health members by the anti tuberculosis campaign committee. The drive, funded by Red Cross stamp sales, plans to punish violators as part of the better Billings campaign and the new public commission appointment.
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Rimngs
Maren
Board of Health
Storm disrupts stock market quotes across mining stocks
Telex wires out since Sunday night due to a big storm hindered market quotes. Reports from the Colorado mine and Barnes Keinet stock movements show sharp activity with Barnes-King trading freely while Davie Daly advanced about a dollar a share. Local traders note limited East Butte quotations and several observers in town.
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Haat
Tme
East Butte
Davie Daly
Barnes-King
Bute Linthe
Jail doors yawning for Cochran over alimony contempt
George A Cochran faces contempt of court in Butte case over unpaid alimony to Grace A Cochran. Testimony revealed multiple marriages and misleading statements about support. Judge Lynch deferred sentence to 60 days to allow Cochran to pay or arrange payment.
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Italy
Tam
George A. Cochran
Lynch
Grace A’ Cochran
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Tren
Grate
Gochran
Cochran
Dansel
Judie Iyneh
Grace A
Butte
Lewistown
Mont
Grace’ A. Cochran Tong
Te Mt Nota
C.K. Spaiding
Shen
Spalding
Spaulding
Tne
Teterred
Tefore Cochran
Mra
Grace
AL Cochran
Jornes Spaulding
Jai
Landh
Campaign Against Kiley Bill Gets a Poor Start
Helena March 24. The campaign to refer the Kiley boxing bill to voters began in Helena churches but failed to gain momentum due to voter ignorance. Signatories signed on during services, yet many knew their names but not precincts or correct addresses. Organizers will recruit precinct committees and verify addresses to proceed.
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Helena
Riley
Bill
Vancouver electricians end strike after wage talks
Vancouver workers resumed work after a strike against British Columbia Telephone company. Dominion government wage officer J D McNiven mediated a conference, securing concessions on overtime pay apprentices and classifications with minor points to be settled later.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
British Columbia ‘Telephone Company
Mortingage
J.D. McNiven
Dominion
Y M C A Business Luncheon in Butte Discusses Development
Businessmen and mining interests met at the Silver Bow club for a luncheon and conference with Y M C A representatives. Speakers including Towson Goodell and Gonaberger outlined industrial Y M C A work and the push to form a Butte chapter with support from mining companies and local elites.
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Silver Row Club
Silver Bow Club
Young Men's Christian Sociation
Butte
Ing
Charles
Leonard Heads Committee for Chamber Endorsement
Leonard as chairman appointed a committee to present the movement to the chamber of commerce at its next meeting and seek endorsement and aid. The group includes Leonard Jo Billie Malcolm Gillis A. J. Davis 5. Davis W. W. Walsworth and J. B. Wharton.
Guilty of Gambling Jury Fines Greek Club Operator
George Poulas a Greek was tried before Judge Donlan in district court for running a game of chance at the Greek American club on February 4. Witnesses testified players lost money but Poulas said they played for cigars and drinks. The jury assessed a $25 fine and the judge ordered custody pending a stay of sentence.
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George Poulas
Donlan
Poulas
Joseph ‘Griffin
Fone
Bandit Arrested Over Stolen Moving Picture Films
J A Kaplan lias A Livingston arrested on information from Chicago for stealing moving picture reels intended for exhibition. The films Blanche Walsh in The Resurrection and Lights and Shadows of Chinatown are valued at 300 dollars. Kaplan has shown the reels in major South Dakota and Wyoming towns and is said to have been accompanied by a woman authorities are tracing.
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Billings
J. A. Kaplan
Lias A. Livingston
Chicago
Blanche Walsh
Chinatown
Kaplan
South Dakota
Wyoming
Your Signature Makes It Money Your Signature Makes It Money
A vintage bank pitch touts the benefits of personal checking accounts, noting budget tracking, receipt-like records, cashless convenience, and restraint on loose spending. It highlights comfort in signing checks and bank acceptance everywhere, plus a four percent savings offer and a booklet for details.
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North Main St
C. B. Hoskins & Co. Druggists
North Main Street
O'Rourke Shoe Co
Wyoming St
Park and
Broadway
Newbro Drug CO
Gog North Tain
Mount Powell
Misiatien
Plaintiff
Omalleys
Judge Lynn Department of Court
PEW
Mane Ker
Buppe
Davis-Daly
Colorado
Ante
T. ‘Tomich
Thutte
Wetherald
Alameda
P. Alony
Arizona
Butt
Ely
Butte-New York
Butte & Superior
Hutte & Sup
Daly
Ohio
Ee Pice
North Main
Eagle
East Park
Oman
Kiley Bill
San Francisco
Ching Foo
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Ctoms
Butte Blacksmiths and Union
James WY
DR. Lamb
West Galena St
Butle, Ment
Towson
Cham F of Commerce
Coterest
Y. At C. A
Industrial Inc
Goodall
Northwest
Gonaberger
Young Men’s Association
Oung
Hutte
Charles It
Brand Clothes
Rose
Jeweler
East Side Coal Co
A. H. Fye
the Animated Weekly
Mme
Lotta Ashby Othick
Soprano
Oscar Stenberg
Ind
Silver Bow National Bank of
Butte City
United States Depository
Money Market
Beeve On
New York
Metal Market
London
State Savings Bank
First National Bank OF
United States
Andrew J. Davis
BB. Weirick
J. Dutton
UMILL
Cashier
SON
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
General Bank
Charles 3
Kelly
John Buryan
Sir Worne
Kel
KU TE WO Peace
W. A. Clark
W. A. Clark & ‘Brother Bankers
Alex J. Johnston
Cashter
PU Slt
Aramacts
Banka
Corpora
Mons
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