May Profit Sharing Sale Promises Busy Saturday
The May Profit-Sharing Sale lists numerous grocery specials and price cuts. Items include Blue Label Ketchup eight cents per bottle, Strained Honey fourteen ounce jars for eight cents, Red Carnation Wheat Flakes large packages, bulk cocoa, Jell-O, Skinners Macaroni, Sardines, Durkee Salad Dressing, and Fresh Produce such as Arkansas strawberries, beets, cucumbers, and pineapples. The ad emphasizes a busy shopping day Saturday with deals across canned goods, baking staples, and produce.
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Campbell's
Abe
Erictly
Labton
Copper Butte
Bakery Specials and Prices Recorded in 1900s Menu
A list of bakery items with prices including Cinnamon Rolls 200 per dozen, Large Cream Cakes, Fresh Strawberry Cream Cakes, Boston Chocolate Russe 58 per dozen, Telly Rolls 25 cents each, Ribbon Squares 20 cents, Marble Squares 10 cents, Chop Suey 180 per dozen, Butter Sliver 38 cents per dozen.
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Parker Rouse
Boston Chocolate
Boston
The Best Meats At Special Prices
Special sale prices for a range of meats including pot roast rib roast pork shoulder loin pork roast bulk pork sausage shoulder veal roast leg veal roast veal stew and edition beef. Prices show per pound values and bulk options though some OCR errors obscure exact figures.
Butte Church Services and Denominational Listings
Denominations including Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Baptist list morning and evening worship times, pastors, and sermon titles. Includes multiple city churches with services at Wesley Chapel, Mountain View, Grace, Urana, and more, plus Sunday schools and special events across Butte.
Morning Worship and Sermon Schedule Details
Morning worship with sermon "Workers Together With God" followed by Sunday school at 12:20 am and evening worship at 7:30 pm. Subtopics include "Christ or Chaos". both sermons delivered by the pastor.
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Suver
Urana
Mornton
Charles Rhodes
Lee Hayes
W. H. Pascoe
Snortring
Washington
Mercury Streets
Jf Lingenfelter
Bible School
Paster
Round trip rates to Salt Lake City announced
Union Pacific offices in Butte said round trips to Salt Lake City resume after a gap since 1918. The rate is 20.60 for a round trip, valid Saturdays from June 10 to August 26 with a 15 day return limit and stopovers in both directions. Fans attend Pacific Coast League games and Saltair visits.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Butte
Utah Capital
Saltair Beach
Burglars Hit Two East Broad Street Stores in Butte
Burglars damaged the Maley and Co. store at 444 East Broadway and the Murphy and Cheely Printing shop at 105 East Broadway in Butte yesterday morning. They forced entry, damaged a safe with a hammer, and took about 11 dollars and 927 dollars found in a filing cabinet. Police are pursuing several leads.
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Butte
Maley & Co
East Broadway
Murphy & Cheely
East
Broadway
Maky
Murphy & Ch
Burlara
Floral Park sidewalk suit revived by county officials
In Floral Park the county commissioners served notice on the county attorney over the Bardsen & Co sidewalk project. The full board demanded action after the firm pledged to rebuild curbing only in spring 1922 and then reportedly did little this year, seeking progress updates and redress for taxpayers.
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Comminera
Floral Park
Bardsen & Co
Courthouse Notes Set Aside Annexation and Court Matters
Court action continues before Judge Jackson due to stenographer illness. Law and motion will be heard in three district departments. Jones vs Great Northern Railway. defense to prepare bill of exceptions by May 31 amid pending settlement. Larson jailed on bootlegging charge, fled bond. Real estate title set aside on fraud grounds. Deskey and Miller estates guardianship and administration petitions filed. Philip James Francis House incorporated with 40 years, 30000 capital. Strizic seeks divorce from Stanley Strizic for cruelty and abuse. alimony and fees requested. Page amends suit against Cobban et al. Warrant issued against Great Northern Railway and Joe Doe Sherman for liquor violations.
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Jackson
Vincent
District Court
Vernon
Jean-ette Jones
Great North
Ern Railway
Am. Davit
Louis Larson
Tealty
Madge Brogan Dugan
Angela
Alexander Deskey
Ito
Inc
James Naughton
Wiles J. Cavanaugh
Francis Naughton
Anna Strizic
Stanley Strizic
Helena
Lamb
Malloy
William Page
Kate L. Cobban
Great Northern Railway
Joe Doe Sherman
R. Pederson
Guilty Pleas Around Liquor Case Lead to Fines
In federal court Dominick Quiet and Ernest David pleaded guilty to liquor law counts. Charges against Quilet and David reduced. David fined $100 plus costs. Witness Emil Kossos fined $10 for absence. Jerry Sullivan found guilty. Mike Shaughnessy convicted. Sentencing set for each. Three new cases slated for trial: Lazetich, Hon, Minetich with May dates.
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Dominick Quiet
Ernest David
David
Ronald Higgins
United States
Quillet
Emil Kossos
Pear
Jerry Sullivan
Srelock
Mike Shaughnessy
Peter Lazetich
Yguor
Hum Hon
Narcotic
Stephen Minetich
An Tt
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Arkansas
Copeland & Ryder
Meek Kangaroo
Adren
Eiffel
Women's Union
Yalen Heute
Pors Athletic Union
eAnra
Ieee Issetna
Tenayiaiees
Womans Union
Wesley
Talbot
J. A. Smith
Mountain View
Montana
Quartz Streets
CL. Clifford
Lowell Johnson
Epworth League and College Club
Grace
Arizona
Second Streets
Pas
Epworth League
Vaenerville
P. Martin
Wmmy
Atlantic
Mr. Woods
Sabbath Schoo
Hee
Lowell Avenue
Lowell George Streets
J. A. Baxter
Presbyterian
Central
J. Saunders
Gladstone
Edwards Streets
W. T. Lockwood
Muale
Solo
Garden of ‘Life
Ert
Logan
Oxan
Eopie
Harrison
Vanlstian
Jesus
Stoiare’s
Silver and
M. D. Hudtloff
Trinity
East Park
Gold Hill
Imanuel
Silver Streets
C. B. Fitor
Cultualict
Silver Bow
Ouver Street
Clinton L. Williams
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ
South Dain Street
Scandia Hall
Gideon’ Candle
Demustian Science
Hirst
Church of Christ
North Montana
Atrest
and & Co
Davis
New Canton
Georgettes
Poiret
East Brondway
TTD
NVID
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