Health Week gains broad backing across Montana
Butte Chamber of Commerce reports strengthened support for the state health week program with letters sent to commercial clubs officials Red Cross Rotary and Legion. Helena meeting October 20 will outline plans and December 5 tentatively named for the event. State health board officials endorse the campaign as Rotarians also back the effort. Chamber committee members include Dr T C Witherspoon Tom Davis and Dr Peter Potter.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross Society
The
American Legion
Rotarians
Helena
State Board of Health
Chamber
T. C. Witherspoon
Tom Davis
Peter Potter
City Employment Office Fills Fifteen Positions
Fifteen men and women found work through the city free employment office within a week of opening. Eight jobs were filled yesterday as more than 50 applicants sought work, many women seeking day labor. Agent W. M. Jenkins aims to connect city residents needing servants or workers, at no cost to either party.
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City
W. M. Jenkin
United States
Butte
Jenkins
Five Held for Higher Courts In Robbery and Manslaughter
Ella Miller charged with robbery ordered held for county court by Police Judge Grimes. Co J Thornton of 2908 Edwards Street is the complaining witness. Steve Miskish Phillipsburg Tom Francis and Fritz Ottman held for federal investigation with bonds set at 200 dollars each. Federal Prohibition Officers Morrissey and Eason arresting officers. Jim Lee and Ed Wee Chinese charged with robbery of 20 other Chinese in a holdup committed to county jail. Albert Burley motor man whose car killed Adolph Keppeler is charged with manslaughter and held for county court with no bond.
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Ella Miller
Grimes
Co. J. Thornton
Edwards Street
Steve Miskish
Phillipsburg
Tom Francis
Fritz Ottman
Prohibition
Morrissey and
Eason
Jim Lee
Ed Wee
Albert Burley
Adolph Keppeler
Grain Movement D000 Cars Shortage Seen at Twin Cities Terminals
C L Nicholas assistant general manager of the Northern Pacific railway said early yesterday that grain cars are in short supply with more than 6,000 fewer cars than last year received at Twin Cities terminals. He noted the war pooling left cars scattered and Western lines short, but expected progress toward balance and expressed optimism. He had spent recent days visiting his daughter in Washington and traveling west in his private car.
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Twin Cities
C. L. Nicholas
Northern Pacific Railway
Butte
St. Paul
Mr. Nichols
Nichols
State of
Washington
West
Katy-Did chorus invites tiny Dotty to meeting
Neva Harrison illustrates Geos digit as Dotty hears the Katy-Did chorus in a maple tree. A shrill voice invites Dotty to climb and attend their first evening gathering. She discovers she has shrunk to the size of a bug and accepts the invitation.
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Neva Harrison
Dotty
Katy
Katy-Did
Katy-Dids Sing The Coming Frost Message To Dotty
Miss Katy-Did and her fellow katy-dids welcome Dotty and explain they sing from the trees to warn meadow friends of the approaching frost. Dotty enjoys the performance, learns the plan lasts six weeks, and the chorus ends as the sun sets behind the hills.
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Katy- Did
Dotty
Katy
Miss Katy-Did
Jack Frost
Northwest ceremonial planned for Shriners imperial potentate
Ellis L. Garretson of Tacoma will visit the Bagdad temple in Butte around November 5. A Northwest grand ceremonial is planned by the Tacoma temple for January 8. Bagdad temple will decide on participation at the October 13 meeting.
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Ellis L. Garretson
Tacoma
Wash
Shriners
Bagdad Temple
Butte
Northwest
FE. B. King
Bagdad
Horoscope for Tuesday Oct 5 1920 unfolds cautious day
The astrology spread marks an uncertain day with sun and Neptune adverse though Saturn in good aspect. Traditions and old beliefs gain appeal while reactionary forces seem to prevail. Leaders of the past should seize the moment as progress faces fear and public figures endure unwarranted criticism.
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Saturn
Neptune
Pene
Astrological Forecast for 1920 Business and Civic Life
Star readings predict unsettled employment and shifts in officeholders, with strong impacts on legislators. Trade should rise and exports increase, while Mars warns of costly fires and urban and forest conflagrations. Dublin and Chicago face political and social flux. labor braces for a proving year with steady progress for those born today.
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Mars
Ireland
District of Columbia
Chicago
McClure
Gotham Hotel Sold on Fifth Avenue for 4 Million
New York October 4 The Hotel Gotham at Fifth Avenue and Fifty fifth Street including furnishings was sold to William and Julius Manger for 4 000 000 dollars. The sale was announced by the Hotel Holding company which runs hotels in New York Chicago and Philadelphia.
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New York
Gotham
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
William and Julius Manger
The
Hotel Holding Company
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Flic
Horlick
City Employment Office
Everett
DOWS
DELL
W. Park St
Northern Pacific
Geos Digit
Serge Wills
Navy
Jersey
Everwear
Gotham Hotel
Bayer
Payer
Gibson
Oechsli's
DR. Davis
Owsley Block
Park and
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