Noted speaker Peter Collins to lecture in Butte on Bolshevism
The Butte council of the Knights of Columbus hosts Peter Collins of Massachusetts at the high school auditorium Sunday at 8 30 p m. The free admission lecture on Bolshevism and the Red Menace aims to interest World War veterans. Collins has spoken to millions, has held roles with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and led reconstruction and employment services for the Knights of Columbus. He is traveling from Helena and will take questions in an open forum style.
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Silver Bow Creek Problem Facing City
Plans to lower the bed of Silver Bow Creek along an area extending east from Montana Street are being prepared by R. J. Strasburger, commissioner of public works. The cost is not yet estimated but should not be great, and dredging the entire bed may not be necessary.
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Larger Allowance for Butte Priests
Priests of Lutte parishes will receive higher stipends after a conference with Bishop Carroll. Those in charge get 700 dollars up from 590 and assistants 500 up from 400. Increases reflect higher living costs. parish funds cover living expenses in addition to these allowances.
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Voting on Bonds Question to Editor in Standard
A reader asks if it is lawful to hold a bond election with the regular school election, arguing that only property holders may vote in such a bond election. The letter seeks clarification of legal and procedural rights in the school district.
Story Hour Among Meadow Poles
Illustrated piece narrates a meadow storytelling night led by Lazy Snail. Johnny Grasshopper draws the shortest straw and recalls a farmhouse memory when captured in a glass jar before escaping home, sparking giggles from the crowd.
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LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Ad
For colds grip or influenza and as a preventative take LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. Look for BE. W. GROVE'S signature on the box. Price 30 cents.
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New Plumbing Ordinance On Way
Mayor Stodden vetoed a defective measure regulating plumbing saying typos and omissions altered the intent. The ordinance is under committee review and expected to return at the next meeting after corrections to preserve the goal of public sanitation and reasonable home repairs.
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Dartmouth Banquet Draws Local, Out-of-Town Graduates
E Pat Kelly of Butte now a Sweet Grass rancher attended the Silver Bow club dinner with Dartmouth College President M B Hopkins. Lieutenant Kelly, class of 09, visited old friends including Prof Clinton H Moore at the federal building. Other Dartmouth alumni from afar arrive for a statewide reunion and to meet Hopkins.
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Montana High School Conference Draws State Leaders
Principals and trustees from Montana high schools attended a statewide conference at Missoula this week. C. N. Clapp of the State School of Mines reported the gathering included prominent educators and leaders, with Dr. Charles H. Judd of the University of Chicago addressing relations between high schools and primary education.
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Postmaster Reports Bright Outlook in Bitter Root Valley
Postmaster Phil Goodwin said land values are up and farmers benefit from diversified cultivation. He returned from a Hamilton trip and predicts an exceedingly bright crop outlook for the valley this year.
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Horoscope predicts turbulent year with risks and changes
Astrologers warn a unlucky period as Jupiter Neptune and Mercury align yielding despondent moods and potential rash acts. Cautions include risky contracts and financial strain Summer politics and shipping face tension while dockyard troubles and sailor shortages loom Autumn may bring securities depreciation and fire or theft risks for birthdates Aries favored in love and wealth but warned against impulsive spending.
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