Funeral Rites Held for Judge James M. Hinkle
Judge James M. Hinkle burial services were conducted in the Masonic temple with Silver Bow lodge and Enterprise lodge in attendance. The Butte attorney, born 1852 in Indiana, served as mayor of Fairfield before moving to Butte, was active in Republican politics, and died March 23, 1920. Pallbearers included Joseph R. Jackson and J. S. Shields. The Silver Bow Bar Association adopted resolutions honoring his life and service.
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James M. Hinkle
Silver Bow Lodge
A. F
A. M
Enterprise Lodge
Masonic Temple
EB. J. Groeneveld
Butte
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Joseph R. Jackson
J. W. Scott
J. S. Shields
L. A. Smith
L. M. van Etten
George L. Triggs
Silver Bow Bar Association
Lewis A. Smith
George W. le Sage
Joseph P. Wilk
Association
Mr. Hinkle
Jackson County
Indiana
Axline University
Parsons College
Fairfield
Hinkle
Republican Party
Lincoln Republican Club
Roosevelt Republican Club
Bar Association
Try the Little Bachelor in Butte serves popular prices
Ashmore and Lohr formerly with the Thornton invite friends and diners to 4 East Broadway Butte to enjoy the best of food and service with popular prices.
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Ashmore & Lohr
The
Thornton
East Broadway
Butte
Night Riders Return in Western Kentucky Tobacco War
In Mayfield Kentucky 200 to 300 Graves county tobacco growers visited the Mayfield tobacco chute and burned bale stacks. The trouble stems from falling tobacco prices as growers organize to refuse selling on warehouse floors. In McCracken county 20 farmers forced others at gunpoint to turn back from Paducah with tobacco.
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Mayfield
Kentucky
Graves County
McCracken County
Paducah
Band Attack in Sonora Supposed Villa Adherents Murder Villagers
Information from Villa era forces reports a band believed loyal to Villa crossed into Sonora on Thursday night and attacked Nuevo Minas in the state’s southeast, killing several residents including women.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mexico
Villa
Nuevo Minas
Illinois Women Vote Right Ahead in Primary
Illinois women will be allowed to vote in the presidential preference primary on April 13 even if national suffrage has not yet been ratified by 36 states. Attorney General Brundage, at Gov Lowden's urging, reversed a prior ruling denying women the vote.
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Illinois
Chicago
Early Spring Weather Forecast From Montana Observer
A Montana weather report notes yesterday mixed snow flurries and sun as forecasters predicted unsettled conditions with possible rain or snow. Today expects cloudy skies and colder temperatures, especially in the east and northeast, with barometer readings averaging 61 as a storm approaches.
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Montana
Butte Street Railway Company
J. R. Wharton
Card of Thanks to Timothy M. Lynch Family
The family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown at the death of Timothy M. Lynch. They thank those who sent floral and spiritual offerings and especially friends of the Belmont mine and the copper tanks. Signed by Miss Bessie Lynch, Mrs. Margaret Curran, Mrs. John Andrews, Mrs. Jerry Lynch, Patrick Lynch.
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Timothy M. Lynch
Belmont Mine
Bessie Lynch
Margaret Curran
John Andrews
Jerry Lynch
Patrick Lynch
Creameries Rated by City Milk Inspector
Seven creameries and milk depots in the city were graded by the city milk inspector for the week ending March 26 with scores from 90 to 99. The general average of the creameries was high.
Mayer Leaves for Eastern Markets on Buying Tour
Sam A. Mayer, buyer of Symons women's apparel, departed for New York City and other eastern market centers on a mid season purchasing tour. He expects to be away five to six weeks.
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Sam A. Mayer
Symons
New York City
Mr. Mayer
Symons Style Show Delights Local Tots at Broadway Theater
About forty children participated in a Symons 1920 style show at the Broadway theater yesterday afternoon. They attended a matinée then visited Gamer's for refreshments and favors. The event was chaperoned by Mrs. J. S. Cohen and Mrs. A. A. Sheuarman.
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Symons
Broadway Theater
Gamer’s
J. S. Cohen
A. A. Sheuarman
Walkerville Letter Corrects City Circular
In justice to Mr. Mathews and the marshal, a letter from John J. King and J. D. Savant corrects a Monday circulated circular. It says the missive was street gossip with no foundation in fact and aims to clear candidacy misinformation.
Groceries Get Strong Food Inspector Ratings
Groceries of the city showed a fairly high rating in the report of the food inspector for the week ending March 26. The lowest rating was 91 out of 100 while the range went up to 98 and the larger numbers averaged 96 and 97.
St. Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Back Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts St. Jacobs Oil as quick relief for back pain lumbago and sciatica. It claims harmless non staining action after a single rub and notes 60 years of recommendation with a trial bottle available at drug stores.
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St. Jacob's
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Georgette Crene
Corner Park
Federal Reserve
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
United States
Vicinity
Night Riders
the Fashion Shop
Butte Montana
AM A. Mayer
Walkerville
Pape
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