New Law to Curtail Auto Theft in Montana
Montana voters face a sweeping auto registration reform effective Jan 1 1926. The act imposes a $1 extra tax per vehicle, requires certificates of title and signed registration receipts, tightens transfer procedures, and imposes heavy penalties for false statements and altered numbers. Dealers must hold titles, and the registrar gains power to revoke registrations. Net effect aims to reduce theft and improve recovery of stolen vehicles.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Montana
Secretary of State
C. T. Stewart
Deer Lodge
Testifies for Brother on Foley Cathartic Tablets
Miss Nicolasa Gonzalez of Cuero Texas states her ten year old brother suffered constipation since age eight. She says he has felt fine since using Foley Cathartic Tablets which she praises as easy to take mild in action and quickly relieving constipation. The ad claims the tablets act on the liver and offer a tonic effect and urges readers to try them and refuse substitutes, noting they are sold everywhere.
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Nicolasa Gonzalez
Cuero
Texas
Three Generations in Leather Business
Kenneth MacPherson of the Oregon Leather Company in Portland visits his parents during Thanksgiving. He is the third generation in a family that founded the MacPherson Shoe Manufacturing company in Hamilton Ontario in 1855, with ties to Montana and Butte. MacPherson notes unusually prosperous business conditions in Oregon and Washington.
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Kenneth MacPherson
Oregon Leather Company
Portland
Montana Leather Company
Butte
Billings
George G. MacPherson
John MacPherson
MacPherson Shoe Manufacturing Company
Hamilton
Ontario
MacPherson
Oregon
Washington
Silver Bow License Issues Marriage to Rowland and McCoy
A marriage license was issued yesterday to William R. Rowland 23 of Lima and Margaret Leon McCoy 19 of Chicago.
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William R. Rowland
Lima
Margaret Leon McCoy
Chicago
Camp Fire Girls Activities and Fundraising Tips
Butte Camp Fire Girls notes cover meetings at guardians homes and plans for a Sunday sing and a card party. Sections describe Wolothe and Locomo groups in recent gatherings, plus hints on raising money through candy and hand made items to support activities.
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Butte
Alice Davenport
Camp Fire Girls Bazaar Plans Biggest Yet for December
Camp Fire Girls announce a Dec 12 bazaar at the Chamber of Commerce building with more groups and higher aims. A public card party for Camp Fire Girls benefit is set for Nov 30 at Stevens and Manley hall at 8 30 p m with donated tickets from local merchants and aid from Mrs Bruin and Miss Neyman. Sunday sing planned for next week invites mothers to meet the girls.
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Wolohe
Woltohe
Chamber of Commerce
Tehepia
Camp Fire Guns’ Organization
Stevens and Manley Hall
Gamer Shoe Company
Brophy’s
Symons’ Dry Goods Company
Brownfield Canty
P. and Rockefeller Drug Company
Towle & Winterhalter
Montgomery Drug Store
Calkins
Sick Drug Company
Hennessys
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Virginia
North Carolina
Muscle
Harry A. Curtis
Frederick G. Cottrell
Alabama
Ite Glory
Faree
Meld
John T. Lewing Jr
Central Press
Alfke
Muscle Shoals
Charleston
W. Va
du Pont Company
Ihe
War Department
United States
Germany
Congress
Coolidge
Special
Muscle Shoals Commission
Yale University
Curtis
Vicks Vaporub
Knight Woolen Mills Garment Factory
Mien
Melton
Knight Woolen Mills
Western Woolens & Knit Goods CO
North
Lewa
Guardian
Erma Bell
Miss Crumby
Winifred Mitchell
Aoree
Elizabeth
Williams
Gertrude Phillips
Borothy Mitchell
Josephine Perini
Scribe
Scott
Camp Fire Notes
M'Ners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Capital
Federal Reserve System
Paxson & Rockefeller
West Park Street
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