Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Readers
Letters from readers describe relief from monthly pains backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Personal testimonials from Mrs Katie Eicher and Mrs Gy E Williams urge others to try the product citing improved health and future prospects for their daughters. The advertisement promotes the companys private text book and states the remedy is safe and effective for women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Katie Eicher
N. Fairhill St
Philadelphia
Williams
E- WilLiams
Toronto St
Lydia B. Pinkham
Imilar
Classifieds Offer Small Used Goods Market Opportunities
The article notes readers can sell unused office furniture and home items through classified ads. It emphasizes a market exists, advertising costs are low, and suggests considering local sale of secondhand goods rather than letting items sit unused. It promotes practical disposal and potential profit through listings.
Irish Relief Fund grows. Butte leads in donations
The Irish Relief Fund shows $18,344.14 raised toward a $25,000 Montana drive. Treasurer J. J. Harrington reports most funds sent to New York for distribution. Butte leads with over $18,000, followed by Great Falls, Anaconda, Missoula, Helena, Bozeman, Miles City, and Philipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. J. Harrington
New York
Montana
Great Falls
Anconda
Missoula
Helena
Helena $4,000, ‘Bozeman $1,000, Miles City $1,000, and Thilipsburg
Bitter Root Valley
Harrington
Harry Symons
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Charles R. Leonard
Mr. Walsh
W. W. McDowell
Harry ‘Thompson
Baward Skuse
Ellen Sullivan
Joseph B. Bailey
John F. Samman
Mayme McNamara
Lonskey
Pat Orr
Denis Sullivan
Donovan
J. Verheyen
Mary Keegan
Rose E. Murphy
M. B. Heimerdinger
Mary Humphrey
Alice Phillips
Nell Humphrey
John le Moran
Mise Esther Dalton
Pat
May
James Brainard
Nell Barry
C. Bartzen
Kimberly
Nell Gilmore
Ellen Murphy
Ethel Callahan
Mayme Harrington
Mae Muelle
Mary Sullivan
Dorothy Rooney
Margaret Walsh
Anna Holland
Moll Murphy
Hanson
Tricia Creighton
Lizzie Stiake
Mamie Hurley
James Powers
Jo Sephine Feeley
Mise Norma Morrison
Ollie Veronneau
Ai Tucker
Anna
Lendore Ephiin
Ye Fauil
Julia
Hilda Kauppi
Nekamp
Venta
Ruth
Catholic Clergy Conference in Butte Holds May Meeting
The annual May conference of the Catholic clergy of Butte was held yesterday afternoon at St Patrick's rectory. Bishop John Pecarroll presided and discussed confirmation for children. Attendees included Rev Fathers Gilmore Whitehall Deordane Deer Lodge Meehan Gounnell Butte Coopman Pina Teach Menuite Connelly Daradge Keley Dillon Clifford O'Faolain Laurin Gilmore Whitehall and others. The next conference will be in a later date.
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Butte Dineeet
St. Patrick's Parish
John Pecarroll
1St Mary's Church
Gil- More
Whitehall
Deer Lode
Reva
Venus
Mocor
Toack
Hannan
Batens
Pirnat
Lesch Fen
Mebonsid
Barty
Leonard
Alleys Avior
O'Shea
Sinon
Laurin
Gilmore
Whitewall
Sean
Union Pacific Chiefs on Tour of Inspection
Three Union Pacific executives led by Knickerbocker from Pocatello visited Butte for a general inspection tour. They praised western conditions, noted a mild winter and good crop prospects, and discussed irrigation plans at American Falls and the ShaPner dam near Snake River benefiting Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Chiefs
Oren Railway
George TE Attorney
Salt Lake’ City
COE
Grooks
Montana “Division
W and F
American Falls
ShaPner
Pocatello
Auxiliary ANXIOUS TO HELP LIVING VETERANS
The American Legion's women’s auxiliary pledges greater Memorial Day attention to living World War veterans. Miss Margaret Comba says they will distribute support in Montana, Georgia, and Warm Springs, boost morale with visits and dainties, and seek broader help from volunteers. The effort stresses duty over mere grave decorations and aims to aid wounded servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Acete
Margaret Comba
Montana
Firemen Protest City Warrants as Fraud
Members of the Hutte fire department hold copies of a New York Fire Service Magazine editorial attacking city warrants paid to firemen as worthless. It cites February and March payments at discounts from 16 to 82 percent, notes banks declining warrants, and references a $22,000 disability fund used to cover needs. The piece argues warrants lack legal tender status and cites a Washington Supreme Court decision on fire department priority for United States currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Gutte
Bute
United States
Fire Department
Washington Supreme Court
Professor Scott's Father Dies in East Nation's Presbyterian Leader Remembered in Cambridge
Prof Walter T Scott of the School of Mines is notified by telegram of the death of his father in Cambridge near Albany. Dr Scott, 72, endured a skull operation years earlier and died suddenly en route to Cambridge. A longtime Presbyterian figure, he earned degrees from Wooster Westminster and Monmouth, led reforms in Upper New York, and served Cambridge for 25 years as pastor. He was considered a distinguished northern New York and Cambridge citizen.
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Walter T. Scott
School of Mines
Kis Joan c. Scott
Cambridge
Albany
Br. Scott
Profesaor Scot Lett
North Coast Limited
Scott
United Presbyteran Church
Walter Scott
Ohio
Madison
Ind
Hanover College
Indiana
Xenia ‘Theological Seminary
New York City
Hoboken
N. J
Greenville
Knoxville
Town
New York State
Sethe
United States
Dr. Soot
New York
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Union
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Professor Scott
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