More Fiction 15 Read by Butte Youngsters
Trustees report to the old city council shows a strong library preference for fiction among adults and juveniles. Across 1917 to 1919 fiction issued reached over 114,000 for adults and 92,000 for juveniles, with social science and history titles also prominent. Regular memberships totaled 14,543 with 485 juvenile members. non fiction and special teacher cards added to a total of 13,782 cards. Growth of library use since 1893 is noted, with a dip in 1915-1916 due to influenza and one year closure. Photographs of founders Charles X. Larrabee and Granville Stuart are thanked. space needs and moving the children's department are discussed. additions include 17 purchases and 342 gifts plus bound periodicals.
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Butte
Charles X. Larrabee
Granville Stuart
Itecame
Court House
Red Cross
Aira
Babies of All Kinds Enter Popularity Contest
Babies of all sizes up to two years old entered a Newbro Drug popularity contest amid weather. Nearly 200 names were registered by day’s end with ballots continuously dropping into the box. Local merchants offered prizes including a three piece silver service and a gold ring, plus a $25 prize from Newbro for the most popular baby.
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Newbro Drug Company
Francis Harris
Cecil St. Harris
Hin
Harris
Butte
Edward Rose
North Main Street
West Park Street
Newbro Company
Yesteday
Health Department
John Monahan
Dr. Matthews
Health Office
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Soranding
Palmer
Wilson
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Dec Harrie
Xico
Madam Obregon
General Obregon
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Caranza
Republic of Mexico
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May Vietor
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Riminati
Spee
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