Verdict From Texas Judge Endorses Plant Juice
Judge EL Walker of Dallas, Texas, with 61 years in state service, trusts Plant Juice for rheumatism relief. He claims one bottle provides quick relief, predicts eventual cure, and endorses the product as the most potent uric acid solvent. The ad-style statement promotes Plant Juice as a vegetable tonic from medicinal herbs, with money-back guarantees and vendor locations.
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EL. Walker
Ida Street
Dallas
Texas
Judge Walk
Breckenridge
Stevens County
Judge Walker
Smith Drug Company
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Adv
Corriveau Funeral Morning Service at Chestnut Street Home
The funeral of the late Corriveau will be held this morning at Ras vo'clock at the family home on Chestnut Street, followed by ceremonies at AtrBeter’e church beginning at 9 o'clock. The service will be conducted to honor the deceased with family and community attendance.
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Corriveau
Ras Vo
Fiam Chestnut Street
AtrBeter'e
Advertising man Bradfield touts Cole cars in Montana
H C Bradfield, Cole Automobile Company advertising manager, and Charles Fase of Butte Auto drove through Butte yesterday. Bradfield, a former newspaper man, praised Montana's potential for Cole cars and predicted rapid growth as roads improve and demand rises for the Pleasure car. He travels from Butte toward the Pacific coast, noting fast travel times and optimistic outlook for the auto industry this year.
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H.C. Bradfeld
Cole Automobile Company
Charles Fase
Butte ‘Auto
Cole
Butte
Mr. Bradfield
Automot
Montana
Anaconda
Pacific “Coast
Pathe Weekly Nour and varied bill at Alcazar and Grand
RAND AND ALCAZAR presented Pathe Weekly Nour as the regular feature at the Alcazar with world happenings and Matt and Jeff comic drawings. The Wrath of Osaka, a Vitagraph drama, and After the Honeymoon provided variety, while Grand offered Playing With Fire a strong dramatic tale. A Welded Friendship and Hatching Chickens followed by Dumb Wove Ing and Tango Tangle filled the program with songs and comedies.
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Pathe
Nour
Alcazar
Matt and
Jeff
Osaka
Allstar
Japan
Mr. Chase
Melinda
A. Dumb
Post Office List and Local Show Review
The article lists the 18 names under men and women as uncalled for in the Anas nda post office for the week ending May 10. It also praises The Sours as one of the city’s best contortion and aerial acts with Mrs Sours and Mr Sours noted. Pictures were announced to change tonight and the vaudeville act would run for two more nights.
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Anas Nda
William Cardwell
J. Groy
J. R. Hight
Joe O'Reilly
W. We Ranad
Dick Wilson
May Brady
Tre Celia Hickey
A. F. Munson
Lora la Manco
Tim Donahue
Teodor Suttar
Harper
Anaconda Fishermen Form Organization for Restocking
Enthusiastic followers of Izaak Walton formed a group in Anaconda to secure better local fishing by restocking streams and lakes near the city. The club will seek government and state hatchery stock, plan a July fly casting tournament, and push reopening of the Silver Lake hatchery with Mathewson approached on conditions. Joseph Lepke named president with Gutelius as vice president and Godby as secretary treasurer. annual dues set at $1. A second meeting is planned to complete organization with hopes for about 100 members.
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Silver Lake Propos
Frank Walton
Jon Lapke
Anaconda
Bozeman
Itte
Ttte
Cash Petzew
Judge Bickford
Sliver Lake
AM. Mathewson
Joseph Lepke
W. ©. Gutelius
TA. Godby
Jake Keane
J. C. Treece
T. A. Godby
Izaak ‘Walton
Local notices and ads fill city page
Eb. Lewis and R. G. Wallace visitants from Salt Lake and San Francisco in the city. Industry and commerce feature with Cauliflower plants at Greig's and paints from Clague's. Special sales include Pride of Dakota soap and a Butte Electric and Power Company executive’s city visit.
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EB. Lewis
Salt Lake
City
R. G. Wallace
San Francisco
Max Hebgen
Butte Electric and Power. Company
Emerald Gaelic football team plans meeting at lumber yard
There will be a meeting tonight at 6 20 at the lumber yard of all persons interested in the Emerald Gaelic football team. Plans will be made for games with the Butte teams. Also ads note cement brick block work and local supplies.
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Emerald
Butte
Alumni Dance Planned by Anaconda High School Group
Anaconda high school alumni association met to plan a dance for graduates on July 6 at the Montana hotel. The finance report showed funds available for the association’s work, and a follow up meeting was scheduled for next Monday to finalize details.
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Anaconda High School
Montana
Arbor Day at Gregson Springs Planting Event
Take your family to Gregson Springs to witness fruit trees planted by an expert from the agricultural college in Bozeman. Ditches will be blasted with agricultural powder from Du Pont works. May 12 reports a Texa s Pipe Line employee killed by lightning with two others fatally injured.
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Gregson Springs
Agricultural Cole
Bozeman
Collineville
Ohio
Texas Pipe Line Company
Dynamite on rails threatens passenger train near Uniontown
A train on the Monongahela road near Lockrone faces danger after nine sticks of dynamite were found under the joints of the Falls. The blast would have destroyed the train carrying $20,000 for miners at Mount Vernon. Police action intensified by proximity to Cameron Powder Co. magazine housing 20,000 pounds of powder and 600 pounds of dynamite. Authorities probe motive and suspects as a major incident unfolds.
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Uniontown
Brownsville
Mohongahela Road
Lockrone
Connelleville Coke ‘Company
Mount Vernon
Cameron Powder Company
Every One May Now Be a Poundmaster
Mayor O'Brien announced a new city ordinance allowing any resident to impound wandering animals and claim half the penalties from owners. The measure, introduced by Alderman Wellcome, fines officials for failing to seize animals and aims to curb the cow nuisance while boosting lawn care efforts.
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Wellcome
Chief of Police
Ndt
Calther
Are
Fire Department
Collins
Judiciary
Gardir
O'Brien
Deadly Plants Warn Readers From Harmful Flowers
A fragment from a New York Press article lists dangerous flowers and plants such as mowers, monk's hood, foxglove, crocuses, and jack in the purple. It notes toxins in bulbs and extracts can cause dizziness, vomiting, or death, warning readers of deadly risks from ornamental flora.
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New York
Toxic Flowers and Stones Sparking Superstition
A historical clipping discusses poisonous plants and sacred stones fueling superstition. It warns oleander, laburnum, and other blooms as dangerous if mishandled, notes cattle risks from certain grasses, and recounts tales linking opals and misfortune to health warnings and a Idaho schoolteacher later found guilty of manslaughter.
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Idaho
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Gem State
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M. Fidil
E. Park
Rand and Alcazar
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Anaconda News
Anaconda Fishermen Form Organization
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Parker'’s
Greig’s
Mint
J. J. Atwood
Seattle
Esterday
Greig’s—Adv
Walter Parks
East Front
W. Well of
Minneapolis
Butch Automobile
Inquire Standard Drug Store
A. Walker
Serena
John Hickey
Wenb
Hamnes
Copper City
M. G. Crawford
F. E. Thurtle
Cash Liquor House
Clague’s
Irador Keith
HB. Humdinger
Ssutte
Ureig's
Verberckmoes
E Park
Wiliam Daun
Liverpool
England
Dakota
Moston
St. Jean & Co
Cametery
Telesphone
Syaar
Bond
Super City
Gregson
Wtning
Niga Schior
National Municipal League
League
Anaconda Brewing Co
Interstate Lumber CO
Studebaker Automobiles
Richardson & Cosens Main Street Garage
Perm
Toman
Mona Sue
York
Hormiais
Muller’s Cash Grocery
N. B.C
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Daly Bank and Trust CO
EJ. Bowman
John’ RO Tosue
Presigent
Barhington
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Anaconda National Bank Capital
Abbott - Ford CO
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