Pythians Hold Large Roll Call in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on November 4 Knights of Pythias lodge members answered the annual roll call, with two new members welcomed. Posts and postmaster IH Hirst spoke on duties and post office relations, while a quartet led by Bien performed. Pythian Sisters planned a social event, as hypnotism and automat illusions were briefly discussed during the evening. Nearby, Rowley Rowley and several others were noted in local obituaries and travels, with reports of attendees and shipments across Montana towns.
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Knights
Is Bien
Fred Pascoe
W. E. Caselton
Thomas Hirst
Well Known Matron Dies at Family Home on Miwatkee
A renowned matron, Mrs Townsend Strong, died at her residence on Miwatkee avenue after a lingering illness. Born July 1, 1868, in Hopkins, Missouri, she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Townsend. Survivors include three sons Glenn, Vern Smith, and Joan Sten. a daughter. four grandchildren. and three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services Friday at 2 o'clock at the Methodist church with Rev. W. W. McConnell officiating. interment in Knights of Pythian plot.
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Sonnor
Thie Ise
Miwatkee Avenue
Llinens Mra
Strong
Hopikinn
Mra
I.b. ‘Townsend
Me. Birong
Glenn
Vern Smith
Joan Sten Sewthin Ety
H. ‘Townsend
Ravencrille
Mont
James Heat
Mewit Es Snyder
Higewood
Cal
E Hightower
Missoula
Townsend
Alder
Monts Athur
Minoule
Methodist Church
W. W. McConnell
Knights of ‘Pythian Sey
Christian Science Lecture Draws Large Local Audience
Scores attended a science lecture in Veer Lun. About 350 people reportedly filled the hall. Miss Margaret Mt. tem spoke on the Biblical basis of Christian Science and its claim to seek truth through faith.
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Ancs
Margaret
Teexarch
Toston Massarge
Augien A Drevent
Mins Glenn
God Seait
White Youth Clay promises youth through refined clay beauty claims
An early 20th century advertisement touts White Youth Clay as a superior cosmetic, claiming it purges the skin, clears blackheads, reduces wrinkles and pores, and makes women look up to ten years younger. It promises rosy afterglow and urges readers to send coupons for samples.
Fragmented note outlines unclear scene and names
A garbled message mentions a piece named POUET PILUR Siuretie stimulant and scattered phrases about people and places. It includes distorted terms like Samuel and Cath Sour evs, with no clear action or outcome.
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Fesling
Tery
Kidoess
Esti
Samuel En
Masquerade Ball Delights Superior Community Orchestra Night
The Superior TM orchestra performed at a masquerade ball Saturday night, drawing unusually strong attendance from the Eastern Star and local residents. Refreshments were served, and the event featured music furnished by a Butte Red Mon-Pocahontas troupe.
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SurErion
Wien
Butte
Ing
Wood
Ringling Denied Retrial of Suit
The state supreme court denied a rehearing in the case involving Ringling versus Herring and Cunninghamham. Plaintiffs alleged Ringling diverted personal property including cattle and other goods in Gallatin County Montana. The appeal followed a verdict pending in the lower court and was argued earlier last summer.
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Pre
Forestry Funds To Be Distributed Soon Across States
A report from the Associated says $89,188.83 from United States entries and other sources will be allocated to forestry programs. The funds will be distributed to forest lands in each state area, with the treasurer overseeing the proper distribution in the designated regions. Five state offices received notice today about the impending distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atates
Armistice Day observance planned by Beaverhead Legionnaires
Armistice day activities are prepared in Dillon with a morning program in the training school auditorium including music and speeches by Dillon citizens. A city parade is canceled due to weather. A football game between Montana State Normal College and Dillon Pendents is set for the Athletic Park Wednesday afternoon, followed by a post dance in the evening. stores will close for the observance.
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Dillon
Beaverhead Post
American Legion
Beaverhead Legionnaires
Parton Exersint
Montana State Normal ‘College
Dillon Pendente
Meaverhead Post
Old-Age Pensioners Dropped From Roll In County
Dillon on November 4 union board of county commissioners voted to drop twenty four old age pensioners from the roll, reducing expenditures by 860 a month and 9,800 a year from the poor fund. Ten extreme cases remain on aid at the county farm if requested. The action follows a request from J O Rourke of Banke Loan Mortgage Co, affecting Big Hole irrigation district tax delinquencies and county deeds for next December 7.
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Dillon
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Tig Hole
Bertie Mathown
J O'Rourke
Banke
College Prepares 10 Place New Graduates
Dillon Montana State Normal College outlines placement plans for upcoming graduates across state schools. The college will send graduate records to employers upon request, now with a small fee. Book Week featured talks on literature and lifelong learning, and educator papers were distributed to teachers at a recent convention.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal
Nt House
Angelo Geary
Ovando
Knudson
Methodist Church
Uimes
Genevieve Albertson
Bernice Bowers
Mittee
Expert Invited to Address Rotary in Dillon
Dillon Rotary members discussed next week's livestock committee program at today's luncheon. Howard Morse chairs the committee which invited Robert Rwaddell of the Montana extension service to speak, while President Frank Biel invited Tom Davis of Butte to attend a future Dillon meeting and speak. Biel praised local educators Linden McCullough Peterson and Dr S B Davis for guiding last week's Montana Education Association convention.
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Dillon
Club
Rotary
Howard Morse
Robert Waddell
Montana Extension
Frank Biel
Tom Davis
Butte
Dillon Club
Biiel
Dillon Rotarians
Linden’ Mccullough
Peterson
8. B. Davis
Montana Education Association
Potato pits reopen after snow storm in Bitter Root
Corvallis reports potato pits reopened Monday after a snow and cold snap paused operations. Growers hold 30 to 40 cars in pits with offers around 2.50 per hundred. some contracts lower but none below 1.50. The largest Western Montana grower planned to store several cars until spring while frost damaged some woodside loads needing sorting under inspector supervision.
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Corvallis
Montana
Woodside
School Carnival Delights Corvallis Youth
Wholesome Halloween fun marked Corvallis Consolidated school carnival Friday night with stunts dances readings and songs. Freshmen wore Just kidding, sophomores presented a scarecrow, juniors impressed with a German band and chorus performing How Do You Do. Side shows featured A Night In Hades scenic railway and folk dances. Proceeds benefited the high school athletic association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Hades
Tom Smith
High School Athletic Association
Corvallis News Notes Highlights Local Trips and Social Events
Miss Margaret Slack, Nellie chapter delegate, visits Missoula on the way to grand lodge in Butte. Local hunters plan elk bagging in the Blackfoot and snowshoe treks into the mountains. Deer hunting trip set for Gold Creek area near Cottonwood country reports three feet of snow. Residents travel by horse to Darby for winter plans. Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kenny yields 500 games prizes to several locals. Helen Pollinger treated for kidney disorder in Missoula hospital. John Hall and wife return from Portland after a month with relatives. Rev J. S. Varker preaches twice, with homecoming at Hamilton Christian church. Miss Margaret Bjorneby and Miss Winifred Frogge visit Missoula teachers.
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Corvallis
Margaret’ Slack
Nellie Chapter
Rebekahe
Grand Lodge
Butte
Missoula
Re Bolen
C.D” Hoplite
Felix
David Pite
Blackfoot
Cottonwood
Jamie D. Lear
William Nea
Thomas Randolph
Balarn Springs
Gold Creek
T Hoblitt
Wilbur AL. Kenny
Florence Chaffinnd
James "“McGillen
Hamilton
President Coolidge Eyes Borah for Policy Talk
President Coolidge today conferred with Senator Borah to shape instructions for Congress next month. The closed meeting focused on foreign debts tied to France and Belgium, the China and Russia situations, plus domestic issues like the anthracite shortage, farm relief, and reclamation.
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Frees
Washington
Coolidge
Bolahio
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Belgium
China
Council Tables Riley Resolution in Tabled Vote
City Aldermen tabled a resolution to release Joseph Riley from a $90,000 bond and to appoint a vacant treasurer position after Mayor Horgan cast the deciding vote. The session also discussed a new lighting district, petitions for a police presence, and routine budget transfers and pensions.
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Venaing Company
Joseph Riley
Horkan
Dalton
Montana
Jackson
Park
Harrington
Cormmlt
Thoma
Ga Iderman
Collellon
Tule
Ile
Atderman Sullivan
Alan
Ention Cormeet
O'Leary
Duffy
Sullivan
Lowney
Mulholland
Bond
Kean
Morgan
Pierce
Blank
Lindquist
Hesler
Wilkinson
Williams
Woods
Butterfield
Horgan
South Butte
Front Street
Utah Avenue
Sonttimes
Police Committee
Demobilize Yanks To France Nov 15
Morocco Nov 4 The Sherifian escadrille of volunteer American aviators aiding the French against the Rif rebels will be demobilized and depart for France on Nov 15, according to official announcement. Also noting the death of Very Rev Edward M Dyer president of St Marys Seminary Baltimore from heart disease at age 61. In Vandergrift Pa two armed men robbed Warren Walthour, cashier of the Savings and Trust, taking a satchel said to hold 75000.
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Pras
Cas’ Blanco
Morocco
Sherifian Escadrille
France
Associated Press
Baltimore
Edward KR. Dyer
St. Mary's Seminary
Father Dyer
BANK
Byu
Vandergrift, Pa
Warren Walthour
Vandergrift Savings and ‘Trust Company
Walthour
End of Case in Girl's Murder Trial
Fragmented OCR recounts a murder case involving George Overholtzer and his daughter, with references to a court record and quotations. The text hints at an alleged assault leading to death on April 14 and a state case review.
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EU Klux Nu
Owen
Rhea
Eutimony
George Overholtzer
Oberhottaers
Hammon
Mi ousePs
Mert
Ihe Tate
Halloween party hosts and guests fill town gathering
A local Halloween themed social scene unfolds with hosts Mrs. Youlter Stamcon and Mrs. Helen Gabso welcoming guests at 3640 Amh erst avenue while parties and teas occur across the area. Attendees include Mrs. Ellen Fimble, Mrs. Andrew Sent lanson, Mrs. Mark Atehen, and others. A nurse’s home party features a literary program, games, and music as Meg Au Rentus hosts a birthday luncheon.
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Taylor
Ion
MeLea
Aire Davie
Ai Hhe
Nostens
George Lavell
Tre
Nira Sohowalla
Tre Mommas
Boeye Tee
Andrew
Lanson
Youlter ‘Stamcon
Elleneth “Fimble
Whitam Sampson
Mra 'Nesi Mainville
Amherst Avenue
Dol ‘Hospital
Senine A
Sacred Delicious
Ther
Rey Magnes
Kicen” Ericson
Winifred Stary
Aynenahan
Audrey” Harerathy
Duliyr Frieda Roget
Mary Wavenpord
Sim Daly
Helen’ Gabso
Heke Craig
Star
State Etreet
Ah Witla Ogle
Jonimerson
Promram
Mra. Inerson
Mex Meccan
J. W
J. WE. Viol
Re Hompstat
Ings
Nrogme Ware Realty
Cate and Witehen
Elenlate
Dees
Silver Row Park
M. N. Church
Whitler Chao
Hetle
Geraldine
Manieley
Shannon
Yhoe
Tagnant
Murphy
Mrs
Weave
Quick Relief From Constipation Liver Tension Ad Teaser
Advert reads Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and liver issues. Mentions symptoms such as dark brown mouth bad breath and dull tired feeling. Claims thousands use them nightly to stay normal.
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy after hospital relief
A Monessen Pennsylvania resident recounts severe female health pain including right side and back swelling. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she experiences dramatic relief, enabling mobility and plans to advise others. The letter cites personal improvement and urges others to consider the treatment.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Donner
Monessen
Dandruff Threat to Hair Promised Remedy Alert
Fragmentary ad style note warns dandruff will ruin hair and promises a remedy. It emphasizes brushing or washing as ineffective and hints at a dissolving treatment as the only sure solution, with garbled stray text about a rainy hat and vague product claims.
Joint-Base Promoted as Quick Pain Relief
Pharmacists tout Joint-Base as a fast remedy for sore creaky joints after other cures fail. The ad claims quick, penetrating relief and a youthful feel, selling across City Drug Store Fuller Drugstore and Arugaites with many outlets advertised.
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Bixty
City Drug Store
Fuller Drugstore
Joint Ease Weight Gain Pills Promoted by Drugstore
Advertises Me Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick weight gain aid. Claims healthy men and women gain five pounds in 30 days, with a money back guarantee if the target isn’t reached. Notes a thin woman who supposedly gained 15 pounds in eight weeks and urges asking for the original Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets.
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Fuller Drug Druggist
Metcy
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