Horoscope for Sunday October 8 1920
Astrologers foresee a turbulent month with domestic tensions and clashes between men and women. Neptune offers vision to hasten adjustments while Saturn dampens progress and Mars unsettles national affairs including labor and Pacific tensions. A public man’s funeral will trigger mourning.
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Neptune
Mars
Saturn
United States
Pacific
Sagittarius
Spain
Orient
Congress
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Gardens Earn Praise and Plan for 1921 in Butte
Dr. Peter Potter reported a record garden season in Butte with an estimated 50000 value of produce, hundreds of gardens, and 148 children plus 86 adults at the fair. He urged forming a 1921 garden committee, expanding exhibits, and arranging a Silver Bow county fair while recognizing schools, the Bozeman instructors, and local sponsors.
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Peter Potter
Butte
J. R. Campbell
Bozeman
Silver Bow
Bozeman and Butte
Butte Water Company
West Side Shakespeare club opens with October meeting
The West Side Shakespeare club holds its first meeting on Tuesday evening October 5 at Mrs. Bruce E. Millikin's home. The year book is issued and programs outline October through November topics with various leaders and hostesses, including readings on Columbus Day, education cinema, Tarkington works, and Oriental literature.
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West Side Shakespeare Club
Bruce E. Millikin
Millikin
America
Jackman
Morse
Miss Cody
Craven
Edgar
Booth Tarkington
Leader
Mullin
Enis
David R. Francis
Stone
Miss Turner
Stenz
van Etten
Miss Gwynne
Place
South America
Suit Seeks Quiet Title on Sparrow Placer Claim
Alexander McKay filed in federal court a complaint against Marie Mesch seeking to quiet title to the Sparrow placer mining claim and to restrain trespass or removal of ore until the case is settled.
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Alexander McKay
Marie Mesch
Sparrow Placer
Two Fishermen Drowned Near Spicer Green Lake
C P Bates a Sioux Falls attorney and Jack Brentzer a Spicer fisherman drowned when their boat capsized on Green Lake near Spicer Minnesota late today. EK G Kennedy of Sioux Falls was rescued.
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Spicer
Minn
C. P. Bates
Sioux Falls
Ss. D
Jack Brentzer
EK. G. Kennedy
Green Lake
Kennedy
Longworth Seeks Congressional Power to Shield Baseball
Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati announced he is investigating the scope of Congress power to protect baseball. He favors baseball anti gambling legislation and hopes to find ways and means for Congress to take speedy action.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Congressional
Congress
Queen's University Leads in Women Graduates in Canada
The report notes Queen's University in Canada has the highest number of women graduates among higher education institutions, ahead of other Canadian universities in this metric.
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Canada
Queen's University
He Feels Ten Years Younger After Kidney Pills
Letter from H. Bryde of Hoboken claims Foley Kidney Pills relieved backache kidney discomfort and joint stiffness allowing bending again. He says he feels ten years younger and credits the remedy with the improvement. Sold everywhere.
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H. Bryde
Garden St
Hoboken
N. J
Foley
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Miss Madden
McCarthy
Miss O’donnell
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Miss Robinson
Miss Smith
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Gilbert
Berger
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Richard II
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O’ Donnell
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