Larry Duggan Rowe Interred at Virginia View Cemetery
The funeral service for Larry Duggan Rowe took place Friday afternoon at Virginia View Cemetery. Interment followed the Vanity Interment sequence with remains to be shipped to a yet to be announced time and location.
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Rowe
Afitamy
Ni Hoek
Virginia Svente View
Funeral notices for Joseph Richards and Mary Flately
The notices announce funerals for Joseph Richards, a funeral director and embalmer, with services at St Patrick’s Church and Mount Moriah Cemetery, and for Mary Flately of Virginia Street with mass at St Garrison and interment at Mount Moriah. Expressions of thanks follow for condolences and moral offerings.
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Soelack
Mary ‘Flately
Vicginia Street
St. Patrick's Church
Maryland
Mount Moriah
Feel Bully Take Cascarets Tonight Ad Card
An advertising card promotes Cascarets to relieve headaches and digestive issues. It claims toxins from the bowels enter the bloodstream, causing head pains, and promises cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels overnight. A 10 cent box is offered by druggists.
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A. Cascaret
Greece Club Shooting Trial Reveals Motive and Conflicts
Witnesses describe George Prokos being shot by Alyates Papp at the Greek American club after Prokos reached for a knife. Testimony covers self defense, knife threats, and disputes between partners Regas Mihas and others, with Turkish interpreters and multiple Greek witnesses detailing events before and during the confrontation.
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George Prokos
Soterocopoulour
Papp
Prokos
Theun
Tom Regas
Rie
Bette
Prokes
Prokes Ting
Bas
Regas
Raont
Cand T Few
Peter Minas
Atal
Amiv
Poulas Tod Mihas
Poulas
Panfred
Poilan
Canning
Donlan
Tates
Hadeen
Butte
Itain Ani Park
East Par
Iit
Mr. Canning
Ining
Peter Mihas
Rmaniy
Ganian Shetl
Elass
Merpreter
D. A. Batchert
Buler
of New
Tine Papp
Hutt
Ratehof
Shel
Wanderer notes and Western life musings from 1919 era
The passage surveys varied subjects from Mrs. Hemmick predicting skirts' disappearance to reflections on Butte and Anaconda growth, local officials like W. J. Johnson, and Western culture. It blends anecdotal jokes, civic observations, and future-city musings with references to sidewalks, encroachments, and a distant political scene.
District court hears injunctive suit over damages from team incident
A $2,000 damage suit is filed in district court over an injury to a child caused by a team on Gallatin street and Kemper avenue. The plaintiff alleges negligence against the team owner. In other news Montana Packing dissolves, Harvard Norsberg defaulted, estates unsettled, and an Anaconda death settlement of $1,400 sent to an Irish heir.
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Vesterda Dorneys Canning
Gallatin Street
Kemper Avenue
Montana Packing
Harvard Norsberg
Willam Barth
Eatate
Hs Nay
Clark
Utte & Superior Haven
Mine Bank and
John Naughton
Anaconda Company
Ireland
Great Parade Honors Baseball Plan Formed by Committees
Committees of baseball enthusiasts and chamber of commerce agreed on a plan for a parade honoring baseball. Members invited companies to join and help organize a smooth event. The parade will assemble at 11:30 AM and begin at 45th Street, aiming to reach Boston Montana barn, giving a breathing spell before the city festivities.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tvery
Boston
Montana
Prince of the City
Blake
Hope's Famous Romance at the American Theater
The article previews the showing of The Prisoner of Zenda at the American Theater with remarks by Daniel Frohman and Sothern as Rudolph, noting the enduring power of acting and the rise of motion pictures. It also announces the opening of a sawdust and lemon fade season Friday May 23 with a grand parade and a West debut of a three-ring circus appearing in Anaconda May 24.
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Zenda
Anthony
American Theater
Daniel Frohman
Hackett
Mint
Ager
Tiwant
Mr. Sothern
Rudolph
Yankee Atomason Nest
Anaconda
Lowell urges later start for boys in education and marriage
President A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard urged delaying early education and marriage for boys, arguing that sending a boy to college before reaching mature age is a grave error. He warned against rushing youths into college life and stressed the need for seasoned maturity before college.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Alunni
Cole
Between 16 and 18 is the path to a profession
Dr Lowen argues that youths need college four years then possible law or medical studies. Aiman is as mature at 17 as 18, forming quicker friendships and appearing more impressionable. He warns that less discipline may yield a better man, claiming sending a man of four to college harms him but sending boys to work guarantees return.
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Lowen
Maffy
Aiman
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