Billings Hosts Three Day Montana Library Association Meet
At Billings the Montana Library Association opened a three session meeting for state library workers. Speakers include Miss Josephine Haley Miss Elizabeth Powell Mrs Ruth King and others from Missoula Billings Butte Fort Benton and Missoula. A luncheon with the board of trustees and a dancing party cap the program.
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Billings
Montana Library Association
Butte
Kate Fogarty
Josephine M Haley
J. R. Goss
Board of Trustees
Josehine M. Haley
Billings Swoman’s Club
Elizabeth B. Powell
Missoula
R. A. Haste
Ruth King
State Health Department
D. O'Donnell
Parmly Billings Memorial Library
Pauline Madden
Fort Benton
Ind
Ffow
Frances Miller
Robert A. Cameron
Missoula County
Business visitors in Butte from Chicago Northwestern and Salt Lake
H S Bischoff general agent of the Chicago Northwestern and P F Harding traveling agent from Salt Lake were in Butte yesterday as guests of E A Gray the general agent there.
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H. S. Bischoff
Chicago Northwestern
P. F. Harding
Salt Lake
Butte
E. A. Gray
Foley's Honey and Tar endorsed for colds and coughs
Hurley L. Watkins of Louisville endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable cough medicine for all ages. It treats coughs colds croup bronchial coughs and throat tickle with no opiates or habit forming drugs and claims prompt, sure action. Sold everywhere.
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Hurley L. Watkins
Lytle St
Louisville
Foley
Dozen Ballots at Election Day Referendum and Candidates
Twelve ballots will be handed to voters next Tuesday. Eleven cover referendum questions the twelfth lists candidates for four tickets Republican Democratic Independent and Farmer-Labor. Ballots on machines will list questions and party nominees together. Clerk Sam L. Anderson warns early voting to avoid being locked out as many voters need 5 to 15 minutes to mark ballots. Absent voters rise as daily ballot requests increase. Yesterday nearly one hundred ballots were cast.
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Sam L. Anderson
Clerk and Recorder's Office
Election Day Mailers Mention Out of Town Applicants
Vague notices indicate mailing to applicants about out of town voters and those who will not be in town on election day, suggesting procedural steps or eligibility messaging related to casting ballots.
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Butte
Messrs
Edwards
Todd
Alderwood Manor
Puget Mill Company
America
East Broadway
Seattle
Measles Menace Diminishing Says City Health Officials
City health department reports the measles outbreak easing. Inspectors Hamilton and Pedlar with Fumigation Officer James have moved victims from quarantine for three days. As signs go up and down, officials say the crest has passed and conditions should return to normal.
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Hamilton
James
Anthracite Coal Production Returns to Normal
Philadelphia October 25 current anthracite coal production is well into normal and mine distribution proceeds without the interruptions that plagued last spring and recently according to a statement from the anthracite bureau of information
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Bureau of Information
Special Agent Flere Visits Butte from Salt Lake
Special Agent Flere. J. J. Jones, an agent for the Oregon Short Line, was seen in Butte yesterday, traveling from Salt Lake.
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J. J. Jones
Oregon Short Line
Butte
Salt Lake
Bangs from St. Louis In Butte Visit
R. R. Bangs of St. Louis was a business visitor in Butte yesterday. He was the guest of George D. Lounsbery and H. C. Malsbury.
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R. KR. Bang
St. Louis
Butte
George D. Lounsbery
H. C. Malsbury
Coulam in Helena Visit by Union Pacific Agent
Tienry Coulam, general agent for the Union Pacific railway, was a visitor in Helena yesterday, meeting local officials and inspecting rail facilities as part of his regional duties.
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Tienry Coulam
Union Pacific Railway
Helena
Ruling Upholds Seizure Rights Against Prohibition Violations
Federal judge upheld property rights for bootleggers and allowed seizure of vehicles used to transport liquor without due process when there is reasonable belief of prohibition law violation. The Moore case involved an automobile and 180 quarts confiscated 380 miles south of the Canadian border. Prohibition officers hailed the decision as a major enforcement aid. Stouffer and Wolf pleaded not guilty to violations. their trials will be scheduled after the new year.
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Fenton Moore
Prohibition
Wateral Prohibition
W. B. Stouffer
Charles Wolf
Isona
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TATE
M. Winnifred Feighner
Northwestern
Special Agent
Flere
R. R. Bangs
Gillette
Alexander St
Montreal
Quebec
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
London
Paris
Milan
Madrid
Brussels
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Geneva
Buenos Aires
Sydney
Shanghai
Singar
Calentis
Constantinople
Port Elizabeth
Rio de Janeiro
Tokyo
Montana
J. M. Edwards
A. R. Todd
Home Office
Walker Bldg
Seattle, Wash
Postoffice
P. O
Paint Specialists
West Park
Grove’s L.B
CA Kirere
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