Walkerville Man Edward Broughton Dies in California
Edward C. Broughton of Walkerville died in San Francisco after a lengthy illness. He left Walkerville with his parents at age nine and lived there over 28 years before moving to California eleven years ago. Earlier he worked as a cable line conductor and later for Lander Furniture and his uncle. He is survived by his parents, widow and son in San Francisco, a daughter in Humboldt, Arizona, and four sisters including Mrs. Warriner of Sault Ste. Marie.
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Names Across Continents Highlighted in Obituary Fragments
Marie Ontario Mrs E Walser Denver Col Mrs F J Brule Chile South America and Mrs F L Wilkinson Salt Lake City two brothers Arthur Broughton Walkerville and Len Broughton San Jose Cal appear in fragmented obituary notes detailing surviving relatives and origins.
Woman's Council to Meet Tuesday
Mrs. Emily Welcome, president of the Butte Woman's council, has called a meeting for Tuesday afternoon October 12 at 2 30 o'clock. The gathering will be held at the office of Mrs. Nellie Small, county superintendent of schools.
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Troublemaker Fined Twice In Court After Drunken Admission
Nick Kumbulas was fined 10 dollars for drunken admission and then 50 dollars for a va grancy charge. Hank Isaacson testified Kum bula stole his wife and shoes, with Kum bula beating Isaacson when caught. Neighbors intervened and Mrs Isaacson reportedly left her children for Kum bula, later found in Idaho and returned.
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Ocean Sands Are High in Diamonds on Africa Coast
Diamonds washed ashore along the southwest African coast in 1918 totaled 1 04727 carats worth 13132250. Government scientists say the submarine bed lies between Pomona and Possession Island, lifted from the sea floor by ancient seismic activity.
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Organ Recital at First Baptist Church Tonight
Vesper organ recital at First Baptist Church begins 7 15 p m with Bach Nevin Fairclough Jew itt Butterfield Fearis Cole pieces and choir. Postlude Festival March marks a formal program and church event. A separate note reports France tobacco consumption rising to over 52 ounces per person annually.
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Railroad men say car shortage limits sheep freight
A. V. Brown, Northern Pacific general superintendent, told Butte officials that Montana’s sheep shipments show need for more double deck cars. He praised public cooperation in loading and unloading and said the railroad seeks faster freight movement and expects to deliver important results. Brown will return to Livingston next morning.
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