Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a cure for backache from kidney and liver disorders. It claims kidneys remove waste, preventing poisoning and symptoms like loss of appetite, headache, indigestion, and rheumatism. The ad cites 37 years of recognition, urges purchases at $1.00 sizes, and offers a free sample from Warner’s Safe Remedies, Dept. 382, Rochester, NY.
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Bright
Warner
Warener
Divorce action and multiple court cases fill city docket
A Boston married couple, Mary Gillis and Daniel C. Gillis, seek divorce with custody for their one minor child, alleging cruelty and incompatibility. Gillis claims abuse including neck twisting, slapping, and hair dragging. Stride obtained a separate divorce in Judge McClernan’s court. Other items include a city damages suit by Angle Tomich for a sidewalk fall, Roy Inga’s damages suit, and several cases against a street car company for collisions and injuries, plus Ulysses facing first degree assault charges.
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Mary Gillis
Daniel C. Gillis
Nova Scotia
Boston
Procery
Stride
Angle ‘Tomich
Buite
Wyoming Street
Roy Inga
Arrest Car Company
Joe Repath
Louis Repath
First Street
Lafayette Avenue
Josephine Garvin
James Leary
Hie ‘Euantian
Bartholomew Leary
National Biscuit Company
Ulysses
Donlan
Papp
Boulevant
George Prokos
Florence student confesses in murder on train in Italy
Pietro Rosel, a 24 year old Florence social science student, confessed to shooting and robbing Mrs. Mary Phivelle of Chicago on a Florence to Azzisi train. He said gambling losses drove the crime and that he attacked after her scream. Mrs. Playette's condition improved and doctors expect recovery.
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Florence
Italy
Pietro Rosel
Mary Fhivelle
Chicago
Ion A Tran
Azzisi
Social Science Institute
Monte Pulciano
Seven Aviators Killed in Week in Germany
Osnabrueck Germany May 23 Two more German army aviators Lieut Otto Roeder and Lieut Siegfried Rainhardt died today in the Prince Henry contest bringing total since Sunday to seven The other officers killed were Lieut enante Willy Wiegandt Mueller Fel linger Pohde and Kolbe The aviators were caught in a thunder storm during which their aircraft overturned and they were thrown out at a height of 4500 feet
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Osnabrueck
Germany
Otto Roeder
Siegfried Rainhardt
Prince Henry
Willy Wiegandt
Mueller
Fellinger
Pohde
Kolbe
Potato Quarantine Aid and College President Resigns
The senate adopted an amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill by Senator Johnson allotting $100,000 for potato quarantine inspections. Ashland Wisconsin reports M. Fenona resigns after 15 years as president of Northland College announcing plans to pursue educational work in Oregon this fall.
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Senate Today
Johnson
Ashland
Wis
Fenona
Northland College
Oregon
Keating Gold Considers Dividend At June Meeting
Directors will likely propose a dividend to stockholders while the Keating Gold Company, financially sound, reports monthly net of about 90000. President Barnes notes potential openness of the 1000-foot level for in place ore. The mine shows a 800-foot shaft and six feet of ore valued 42 to 20 per foot, with continuing ore body prospects and past months profits, as debts are cleared and bonds extended.
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Keating Gold
Tig
Radersurg
Drectors
oMcera
Barnes
Remarkable Corn Remedy Promises Pain Free Feet
A vintage ad touts GETS-IT as a simple topical remedy for corns and calluses. It claims quick relief, avoids cutting or gouging, and is available at druggists for 20 cents or mailed by TE Lawrence & Co. Sold in Anaconda by local druggists.
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TE Lawrence & Gas Cateago
Fulser Drug Co
Parchen Drug Co
Helena
Bush heirs win Colbert estate apportionment ruling
Judge McClernan in district court yesterday issued a decree granting the Bush heirs and related claimants shares in the Charles Colbert estate. The Bush heirs receive various fractional interests while other claimants were barred by the statute of limitations. The decision notes the Bush heirs’ line through Colbert's mother and confirms the heirs at law listed in the judgment.
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McClernan
District Court
Yesterda
Bush
Charles Colbert
Colbert
Joseph Cross
Jay Cross Bush
Joseph A. Bush
Naomi D. Edwards
Eugene Bush
Josephine Joslyn
James W. Bush
Arthur C. Bush
Mary St John
Julia A. Rogers
Florence E. Stewart
Alice D. Koebertine
Dell Cross
Dell Cros
Filiabeth Pierce
Anna Bi. Ogden
Butte
Bush Heirs
Katbow Clamants
Butte Society marks first lodge aquet at hotel event
The Latihe Finten hotel hosted a first ever aquet for the Butte Society or Lodge Degree of Honor on a Tuesday evening. Mary Simonson presided with committee aides Mrs Alphia Farmer and Mrs Amelia Tretheway. many members attended as Pink carnations and fus vines adorned the HL shaped table while Ste Williams provided phonograph music. A full list of attendees included Mrs Nettie Heyman, Mrs Sarah Moses, Miss Lottie Smith, Mrs Sarah Ryan, Mrs McDonald, Miss Mabel Price, James Waters served as best man, and the Rev Leslie A Bechtel officiated. The couple John Haggerty and Annie Sharpless were later noted in connection with a separate wedding at the grandparents’ home. The event featured breakfast, a short honeymoon plan, and homes at 1123 East Second Street.
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Or Lodge
Mary Dee
Sullivan
Curran
Moses
Andrews
Rose McDonald
Joanta
Ste. Williams
Latey-Williams Phonograph
Mire
Nettie Heyman
Sarah Moses
Lottie Smith
Sarah Ryan
McDonald
Mary Higgins
Mabel Herman
Adams
Or Ivan
John Haggerty
Annie Sharpless
George Broughton
Boon
Mabel Price
James Waters
Leslie A Beentel
East Second Street
Leslie A. Bechtel
James Broughton
Walser
P. J
George Roger
George Broughton Sr
George Crawford
Clyde Rogers
John Evans
Sharpless
J. Phillips
William Broughton Bassette
Helen
Lucians
Helen and
Mae Crowley
M Egert
Melba Rogers
Florence Elizabeth Gormley
Florence Mattness
Oklahoma to hire 15000 more hands for wheat harvest
The State Labor Commissioner Daugherty says Oklahoma will need fifteen thousand additional workers to harvest the 191¢ wheat crop. He estimates the crop at 40,000,000 bushels and calls for manpower to meet the harvest demand.
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Oklahoma
Daugherty
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F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Fairmont Creamery Co
O’rourke Shoe Co
Pionen
Indianapolis
Via
Haries Hertenstein
St. Louis
Typographical Union No. S
International Typographical Union
James M. Duncan
John Haye
Hoge Miller
James M. Lynch
Labor of
New York
Duncan
Hertenstein
Ducaton
Decker
Butte Society
Dorothy
Mtue
W. J. Eagleson
West Broadway
Ansonia
Ward
Gamer's
Eleanore Ashley
Seattle
Nome
Alaska
Danier Ssoone
South Washington Street
T. K. Pope
Kupper
Catessen
Walipans Roll
Archibald “Paint Co
West Park
Joseph Weinberg
Akia Eeadee
Montana
House of Quality
Howard Music Company
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