Philipsburg Rotarians Attend Deer Lodge Joint Meeting
Philipsburg delegates P Valston F A Beley H A Murphy BR McHugh A J Flint I Hauck Dr C A Pike S B eCiees F G Haverty E W Glen Giasins Dewey M Price M W axson join Deer Lodge Anaconda Butte Rotarians in Deer Lodge Monday evening. Community notes report Woodmen banquet honor of 35th anniversary draws about 60 attendees. funeral held for Rosalie Winninghoff in Butte. local visits and social events listed including Wesleyan Priscillas meet and high school party.
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Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Philipspure
Anaconda
Butte
P. Valston
F. A. Beley
H. A. Murphy
BR. ©. McHugh
A. J. Flinterman
I. Hauck
Dr. C. A. Pike
S. B. eCiees
F. G. Haverty
E. W. Glen- Giasins
Dewey M. Price
M. W.axson
Woodmen of the World
Rosalie Winninghoff
St. Philip's Catholic Church
Ther
P. J. Bourke
Jean Barrett
Hall
Duncan Campbell
Rock Creek
L. T. Irvine
John Shoblom
Axel Shoblom
Fay
Carl Nelson
Nicholas Noe
Chicago
H. H. Read
Nels Crawshaw
Omer Bowles
Anconda
A. Featherman
Drummond
T. O. Collins
Decree
Stop Boils Use S. S. S. Blood Purifier
A vintage advertisement touts S. S. S. as a boil remedy. It claims boils stem from weak blood and that S. S. S. rebuilds red blood cells to purify the system, stopping boils and skin eruptions. The copy urges buying at druggists and notes larger bottles are more economical.
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S. S
Side Pain Relief Promised by Pinkham's Remedy
Mrs N R Layton of St Louis testifies that after childbirth a severe side pain and weakness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief after the first bottle and continued use after her second child. The ad urges others with side and back pain and nervous feelings to try the product, sold by druggists nationwide.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Lydia
Pinkham
Armistice Day Address Urges Loyal Civic Peace
Dillon to observe Armistice Day with sermon by Rev. Knudson denouncing militarism and urging loyalty to democratic ideals. Ceremony featured music by the school orchestra, a reading on Flanders Fields, a silent 2 minute tribute at 11:11, and a flag salute. In the afternoon Dillon Independents played Montana State Normal College in football and a dance capped the day.
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Dillon
Carl Knudson
Methodist Church
Uncle Sam's
Fighting Marines
Training School
Beaverhead Post
American Legion
Coolidge
United States
America
Knudson
L. A. Gregory
Misa Vivian Robe
The
Normal College
Ernest Loft
Rotary Luncheon Postponed to Attend Patriotic Exercises
Dillon, November 11. The regular weekly Rotary luncheon scheduled for today was postponed until tomorrow to allow members to attend patriotic exercises at the training school auditorium. Tomorrow's luncheon will be run by the livestock committee chaired by Howard Morse. Dr. W. J. Butler, state veterinarian, will attend and speak on the subject along with others.
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Rotary
Dillon
Training School
Howard Morse
W. J. Butler
Dillon News Notes Sees Larue Eliel Leave for Los Angeles
Dillon Nov 11 Leon Eliel departs for home in Los Angeles after visiting relatives Frank Leonard and Adolph Eliel and Lambert will stay a month in California. A Galt returns from Butte and Rev E L Hurley heads to Booneville Missouri. P T A to hold a food sale at Waldorf store next Saturday. American Legion Auxiliary to lead Red Cross Christmas seal drive. Frank Belden heads to Townsend to reside.
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Dillon
Leon Eliel
Frank
Leonard
Adolph Eliel
Lambert
Los Angeles
Lambert Eliel
California
Dd. A. Galt
Butte
Rev. E. L. Hurley
Booneville
Dillon Parent-Teachers’ Association
Waldorf
American Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross
Frank Belden
Townsend
Rotary program marks Armistice Day in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge November 11 Rotarians at their weekly luncheon honored Armistice Day with a program recalling past days of fighting. C Lamport of the U S Veterans Bureau Helena spoke on veterans affairs noting 36 000 ex service men in hospitals nationwide and bureau spending in Montana. Senator H Williams led the program and Red Cummins shared army life humor from his Marine service.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Helena
Montana
H. Williams
B. J
Red” Cummins
Mr. Cummins
Education Week to be Observed in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge Montana a week set aside as National Educational Week begins November 16. On Sunday evening November 16 at 7 30 Prof O D Speer grade school principal and new president of the western Montana Education association will speak at St James Episcopal church Rev Franklin Gibson says Speer is highly regarded in education and the public is invited. St James choir will provide music.
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Deer Lodge
Franklin Gibson
St. James Episcopal Church
O. D. Speer
Western Division
Montana Education Association
Gibson
Speer
St. James
Professional Women Vote On Candidates In Deer Lodge
The Business and Professional Women's club of Deer Lodge held its regular monthly meeting at the Hotel Deer Lodge with a large turnout. After the business session, several prospective members were voted in, followed by a musical program featuring Mrs. A. Schnitzer on violin and readings by Mrs. Bryan Kantner's ukulele class and readings by Mrs. Kantner.
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Deer Lodge
Business and Professional Women's Club
A. Schnitzer
Bryan Kantner
Meaning of war explained by vets in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge public school students heard a presentation by Army veterans explaining the meaning of war and wartime life. The session covered training, discipline, and the role of soldiers, aiming to illuminate the home front impact.
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Deer Lodge
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promises Health Boost
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable supplement that acts on the liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous after effects. It claims improved skin tone, appetite, and energy, urging a nightly dose of one or two and noting widespread sales at 15 and 30 cents per box.
Ella Cinders Adventures Begin in the Standard
The note hints at Ella Cinders, a young heroine, starting adventures in the Standard newspaper on Monday November 16. The teaser suggests a comic strip or feature debut detailing her escapades and growth from a humble occupation.
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Ella Cinders
The
Standard
Armistice Day Observed by Veterans at Local School
Veterans who served in World War II addressed students at the high school while the school band and pupils sang patriotic songs. O C Lamport of Helena spoke to the grade school at 2 PM. Members of the local American Legion post led a service to many adults attending at the schools.
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O. C. Lamport
Helena
KE. J. Cummina
American Legion
Loomis Orchestra Performs for Prison Inmates in Deer Lodge
Ex servicemen and prisoners at the Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge enjoyed a rich musical program delivered by the Loomis Orchestra. The troupe, engaged by the local American Legion post, arrived earlier Tuesday and donated their services to the inmates, many of whom are skilled musicians and appreciated the performance.
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Deer Lodge
Montana State Prison
Loomis
American Legion
Butte
Armistice Day Dance at Deer Lodge Pavilion
Hundreds of dancers attended the Armistice day party at the Deer Lodge city pavilion. Legionnaires handed each entrant a Forget-Me-Not flower purchased from the disabled veterans organization of Butte. The hall featured strong decorations with the American flag prominently displayed.
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Deer Lodge
City Pavilion
Legionnaires
Disabled Veterans Organization of
Butte
Royal Neighbors Meet Opens Season in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge on November 11 members of the Royal Neighbors gathered for the first meeting of the season. The group conducted several important agenda items and completed business actions. A social followed the session, enjoyed by all attendees.
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Deer Lodge
Royal Neighbors
Local notes from Deer Lodge and visits around town
Deer Lodge residents report travel and business activity. Edward Scharnikow returned from coast cities after legal matters. S. B. McCoy. Co. B. Larabie and C. L. Benton head north for hunting. Various visitors include W. L. Blake Ovando Guy P. Blise Butte and J. M. MacLean Helena. Mr and Mrs George K Slind Avon shop. Mrs Clarence Lowe and Mrs P Ormandin in town from Butte. Alphonse Menard leaves for McGill Nevada for a position. Rev F C Phelps called to Bozeman for funeral services.
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Deer Lodge
Edward Scharnikow
McCoy
Butte
Co. B. Larabie
C. L. Benton
W. L. Blake
Ovando
Guy P. Blise
J. M. MacLean
Helena
A. M. Riley
L. C. Boedecker
George K. Slind
Avon
Clarence Lowe
P Ormandin
Cosette Lamb
Buttes
Rs. H. I. Snider
Alphonse Menard
McGill
Nev
F. C. Phelps
The
Presbyterian Church
Bozeman
Indian Fighter Leads Custer Memorial Board
Gen Edward B Godfrey of Cookstown NJ national commander of the Legion of Honor has accepted the national chairmanship of the National Custer Memorial association to honor the Little Big Horn battle next June. He suggested veterans and authors for the national committee list.
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Associated Press
Billings
Edward
Godfrey
Cookstown
N. J
Legion of Honor
National Custer Memorial Association
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Custer Battle Field
Little Big Horn
Custer
J. A. Shoemaker
National Committee
Wall Street Whiz at the Ansonia theater
Dick Talmadge headlines a two day showing of The Wall Street Whiz a comedy melodrama with brisk action and humor at the Ansonia theater Marceline Day Lilian Langdon Belle Bennett Carl Miller and Dan Mason support the star in a fast funny tale directed by Jack Nelson and written by James Bell Smith The star’s daring stunts without a net boost box office appeal
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Dick Talmadge
Wall Street
Ansonia Theater
Marceline Day
Lilian Langdon
Belle Bennett
Carl Miller
Dan Mason
James Bell Smith
Jack Nelson
Archie McTaggart Back from India Elk Celebration
In Washington market West Park street a large elk carries a placard about a Roosevelt expedition shot in India by Archie McTaggart. McTaggart and James Miller bagged two 600 pound elk during a Gardiner trip. McTaggart suffers a severe cold from the journey.
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Washington Market
West Park Street
India
Archie McTaggart
Mr. McTaggart
James Miller
Gardiner
McTaggert
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