Public Interest Pushes Health Drive in Montana
The Butte Chamber of Commerce proposes a state health conference in Helena on Oct 20 to outline a health week program. Led by Dr. T. C. Witherspoon, Tom Davis, and Dr. Peter Potters, the pamphlets urge health education from home to street, stressing prevention, early life health, and that good health is business.
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Montana
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Helena Oet
Butte
T. C. Witherspoon
Tom Davis
Peter Potters
Bavalli Fair at Hamilton a famed big family party
W H Merriman, Northern Pacific railway official, called Bavalli county's fair at Hamilton one of the year s social high points. He praised the fruit exhibits especially large McIntosh apples with bright red color while noting livestock displays suffered from last winter shortages of hay and feed and urging Montana ranchers to maintain stock supremacy.
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Bavalli County
Hamilton
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Railway
Howdy
Pete
John
Montana
Minnesota Enters Seventeenth in State Population
The 1920 census shows Minnesota moving into seventeenth place by population with 2,386,271 residents, up 15 percent since 1910. Nebraska drops to thirty-first at 1,295,502 after gaining 8.7 percent. Washington and Connecticut surpass Nebraska in gains. There are 6,459,998 farms in the United States, up 1.5 percent from 1910.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Minnesota
Tennessee
Alabama
Nebraska
Connecticut
United States
Court Dismisses Assault Charges in Quick Hearing
Justice Doran dismissed second degree assault charges against Casto Sagovich Eli Milovich and Yeitu Alivich after a brief hearing. Complainant Dan Komrad testified to an assault on Fast Park Street but evidence of a fist fight was not enough to hold the defendants.
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Casto Sagovich
Eli Milovich
Yeitu Alivich
Justice Doran
Dan Komrad
Fast Park Street
Rent pianos and office supplies at P O News Stand
Butte residents note Orton Bros offer piano rentals and a full line of stationery and writing materials. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson returned from a four month trip to Sweden, reporting an enjoyable journey and positive conditions at home.
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Orton Bros
P. O
Louis Larson
Sweden
Butte Anaconda Night Specials Discontinued
Effective at once, Saturday and Sunday night specials via B. A. and P. Ry. between Butte and Anaconda are discontinued.
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Butte
Anaconda
No Car Shortage Declared by Reeves on Oregon Short Line
J A Reeves Union Pacific general freight agent says loading and unloading are maxed but there is no car shortage on the Oregon Short Line now and expecting enough cars for fall and winter. He notes Idaho Utah beer traffic and gravel hauling for roadbeds, with crops strong and demand met. Henry Coulam will join Reeves returning to Salt Lake.
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Oregon
J. A. Reeves
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Idaho
Utah
Grady to Ship Body Oct 15 from Hoboken
Ed Rouleau received a telegram stating Ned Grady, an expeditionary force member who died overseas, will have his body shipped on October 15 from Hoboken. Former comrades, many from France, have waited for a week for his arrival after reports from Butte that it had shipped and would reach there last week.
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Ned Grady
Hoboken
Ed Rouleau
Grady
France
Butte
Debarkation
Expected turnout predicted at about twenty thousand
Silver Bow county faces a likely election turnout near 20,000, based on Republican registration checks. County clerk data show just over 27,000 registered, with deaths and removals reducing potential voters by about 25 percent, roughly 7,000 fewer ballots on election day.
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Silver Bow
Seats Half Sold for Symphony Orchestra in Butte
Half the seats in the Butte high school auditorium were sold for the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concert tomorrow night with demand rising. Tickets are sold at the Chamber of Commerce, which hosts the event. The orchestra played Spokane last night and will perform in Missoula tonight. Florence Macbeth, coloratura soprano, joins Emil Oberhoffer's band, drawing much attention on the West tour.
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Butte High School
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Missoula
Montana
Florence Macbeth
Emil Oberhoffer
West
Bad check artist headed for Butte
A forger issuing checks from $1.50 to $38, mostly for food and a little change, is believed headed for Butte. He writes checks on banks in towns different from his location and adds a fictitious address after his signature. Described as tall, thin, talkative, roughly dressed, about 21, and last seen in Wallace, Idaho.
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Butte
Murphy
Wallace
Idaho
No Market Achieves Perfect Score in Weekly Ratings
Inspector Erickson reports 26 meat markets inspected in Butte. scores range from 84 to 99 but none reach a perfect 100. Market names include Lincoln Market 5 South Main 99 and Park Market 216 West Park 99 with other city stalls and markets earning high 80s and 90s.
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Inspector Erickson
Butte Health Office
Lincoln Market
South Main
C. Phalger
City Market
Lutey Bros. Inc
Main
Galena
Main Street
South Main Street
Lutey Bros. Inec
A. Ehrlich
Webster
South Montana
Gronberg
Pennington
Washoe
Peoples Market
Lloyds Bros
C. Shellhorn
Park Market
West Park
White House
Washington Market
M. Rostich
W. A. Haberback
H. Thompson
de Salle & Dubois
P. M. McNamare
James Flynn
J. Baltrome
Storm sewer project nearing completion near Excelsior street
City Engineer Strasburger said yesterday approximately one third of the storm sewer from Missoula gulch to the northern city limits at Excelsior street is finished. The line runs from Clark and Caledonia to Excelsior and continues north to the city limits. The crew is within a few blocks of completion as the new sewer replaces the troublesome current system.
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Missoula Gulch
Excelsior Street
Strasburger
Clark and
Caledonia
Excelsior
Anton Anjel Wins State Tuberculosis Poster Prize
Anton Anjel, a sixth grade pupil of Sacred Heart school, won first prize in his division of a state wide anti tuberculosis poster contest. The Montana State Anti Tuberculosis association president Sara Morse forwarded an 88 prize check. His entry titled Combating Tuberculosis depicted the plague's havoc with the artist's keen insight despite his youth.
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Anton Anjel
Anton
Sacred Heart School
Jie
Sara Morse
Montana State Anti
Winnero Prize Winners at Butte Electrical Show
Dee McGonigle announced show a success after prizes totaling nearly 400 dollars were awarded from a washing machine used in the exhibit at the Electric building on East Broadway. George Fye won first prize Wayne washer valued at 160 dollars, with J. Mc Alpine, R. Bertsch, and Mrs E. K. Piler earning other prizes. Two alternates are Bessie Lynch and Gertrude E. Divel. Ragadour orchestra provided music for the event.
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Butte
Montana Power Company
East Broadway
Dee McGonigle
Doris Torongo
Wayne Washer
George Fye
East Park Street
J. McAlpine
West Park Street
R. Bertsch
North Excelsior Street
E. K. Piler
Dakota Street
Bessie Lynch
Idaho Street
Gertrude E. Divel
West
Silver Street
Ragadour Orchestra
Gayety
Arrest of David Dodds in bootlegging raid at 442 Hopkins Ave
Police chief Murphy and Officer Calpin led a raid on 442 Hopkins Avenue resulting in the arrest of David Dodds on bootlegging charges. A quantity of liquor was found during the search and Dodds was released on bonds of 100 dollars.
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David Dodds
Hopkins Avenue
Murphy
Calpin
Dodds
Colored Harding Coolidge club meeting at North Main
The Colored Harding and Coolidge club plans a meeting at Republican headquarters on North Main Street on October 18. A letter to Mrs. Clara O Connor Daly from the club secretary states a program will be arranged and Negro speakers will discuss campaign issues.
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Harding and Coolidge Club
North Main Street
Clara O'Connor Daly
Paris glove makers famed for cutting precision and names
The craftsmen who cut women's kid gloves in Paris are widely known by name within the trade for their skill and reputation, highlighting a reputation economy among Parisian glove cutters.
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Paris
Many City Cases File Their Appeal
Forty eight cases appealed from police judge decisions were filed yesterday with the district court clerk. Most concern small fines. They will be taken up in regular order in district court.
Canadian Geese Smuggling Booze In Montana Legend
An odd tale from Cascade county reporter Olaf Knutson describes bootleggers allegedly training Canadian geese to shuttle whiskey from a lake to the American border. Geese respond to horn signals, wear harnesses, and are fed along the route while smugglers use a bug wagon to oversee flights and deliveries. The piece notes other dodges like a gas-tank ruse and dismisses further pursuit.
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Montana
Olaf Knutson
Cascade County
Finlen
Senator Crane’s Will awards public sums and trust assets
Pittsfield Mass Oct The will of ex Senator W Murray Crane of Dalton filed for probate today makes public bequests totaling 665000 and distributes large sums to Mrs Josephine B Crane the widow including 750000 outright and life income from a 1000000 trust fund to be shared among her children Stephen Bruce and Louise Trust funds of 250000 for Stephen and Bruce and 300000 for Louise Two thirds of the testator s interest in Crane Co and related mills is left in trust for Stephen and Bruce with Winthrop M Crane Jr as guardian and beneficiary under certain conditions He is named presiding legatee and manages affairs until the youths reach 21 years old
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Pittsfield
Mass
W. Murray Crane
Dalton
Josephine B. Crane
Stephen
Bruce
Louise
Crane & Co
Winthrop M. Crane Jr
Metals Bank seeks quiet title on Ophir add. lot
The Metals Bank & Trust filed a complaint yesterday against Gridget Gagner and others seeking to quiet title to lot 12, block 4, Ophir addition in Butte. A separate note says rural England bans blue or green bridal finery as unlucky.
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The
Metals Bank & Trust Company
Gridget Gagner
Ophir
Butte
England
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Undertakers
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Walsh
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