Prohibition Sermon Urges Liquor Traffic to Go Now
The Rev. G W Thomas told Central Presbyterian in Butte that alcohol is a deadly poison and that prohibition is essential for labor and moral health. He cited Maine and Montana as states moving dry, warned saloon interests, and urged collective action to end the liquor trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Thomas
Central Presbyterian Church
Maine
Lqior
Olson
Germany
Bavaria
Norway
Thomas
Russia
Kansas
Montana
Butte, Mont
North America
Rocky Mountains
Butte Notes on Visitors and Local Businesses
Butte items list visitors from Dillon Helena Missoula and Dillon figures local shops, a Walker cafe note, jewelry ads, millinery arrivals from Chicago and New York, and brief mentions of business trips and social calls across Butte, with several names and addresses referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin
S. W
Elliott
Tutte
Henry of
Livingston
Butte
A. L. Nelson
Three Forks
Jessie A. Barck
Dillon
Mollie
Walker Cafe
Bozeman
North Main
Chester Lion
Evan Allen
Grant
Brooks
A. TL. Schmitt
Chicago
C.H. Mulligan
Billings
Walker
Cate
J. J. Daly
Missoula
Ian
F. Tullock
Lewtown
Hutte Hay
Hiwoula
Teachers Institute to Open Tomorrow in Butte High
Opening exercises for the annual Jefferson Silver Bow and Deer Lodge teachers institute will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Butte High School. County Superintendent Sulla Shea predicts the gathering will be the best attended and most beneficial yet. The five day program includes music and addresses by Prof Coffman and other educators, with closing exercises Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute of
Sons of St George Glee Club Banquet in County Courthouse
Fifty members of the Sons of St George Glee club dined in the Grand Army rooms at the county courthouse in St George of Butte. Ed Stinsley of Dear Lodge gave each member a bouquet, and Tom Jenkin received gold cuff buttons for his work. The club plans a concert to benefit the proposed Dea cones hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of St George Glee Club
Grand Army Rooms
Stinsley
Dear Lodge
Glee Club
Tom Jenkin
Deacones Hospital
Saloon Enemy of Man Who Labors in Wolfe Story
Abner, a general and soldier, died thinking he dealt with a friend who proved to be his mortal enemy. The tale asserts the saloon business is the undying foe of the laboring man and frames liquor as a destructive force in workers' lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
R Abner
Prohibition Speech Blasts Saloon Power in Montana
In a Mountain View church address, Rev. G D Wolfe condemns liquor trade as enemy of workers, charging saloons drain wages, hinder skill and efficiency, and spur crime. He links unionism to better labor conditions, home life, and free speech, while calling for liquor removal to reduce vice and degradation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Ing
Sda
Ufe
Buttes
Montana
Helena
Legislate
Unions See Through Brewers Pockets A Montana Debate
The piece argues unions awaken to the money motives of brewers and saloon interests. It contrasts wartime praise of saloons with a warning that labor groups are being misled by the booze trade. The tone casts saloon leaders as enemies and invokes biblical parallels to awaken readers.
Pastors Attack Reign Of John Barleycorn
Clergy at several churches spoke on labor and liquor during a Labor Day eve event. Rev Charlot A Cook at First Baptist led discussion on labor unions and prohibition. The crowded service highlighted support from local officials for the prohibition campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Charlot
First Baptist Church
Cook
Montana
Strikes Debate Poor Route to Service and Wealth
Editorial notes that using strikes as a method undermines true service while wealth remains the sole aim for many. The piece argues for balanced priorities and accountability in labor actions and personal ethics.
Joyriders steal cars and abandon in gulch roadside
Ira A. Cochrane of Spokane left his car in front of the Acoma hotel Saturday night and thieves stole it. It was found yesterday off the side of the road in Hale Columbia canyon where the joyriders abandoned it when gasoline ran short. An automobile owned by Mr. Cushing of 505 Colorado Street was stolen Saturday but detectives found it yesterday in the Rowe addition. it was not damaged. The funeral of Nora HM will be held Monday afternoon at White's Funeral Chapel at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Mr. Sahinen officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Cochrane
Spokane
Acoma Hotel
Hail Columbia Caneyon
Joyriders
Mr. Cushing
Colorado Street
Rowe Addition
Nora HM
White
Sahinen
Mountain View Cemetery
Butte Hailstorm Strikes City in Sudden 15 Minute Rush
A powerful 15 minute hailstorm hit Butte early yesterday causing roof damage and clogged storm sewers while uprooting foliage and beating down grass in Woodville. The city woke to a piercing rain of hail and a sudden temperature drop, with officials noting streets flooded and highways damaged. A physician deemed the storm beneficial to public health by clearing the dusty air after a long dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
South Butte
Hall Wasden
Woodville
Special Labor Day Rail Rate Butte To Anaconda
The Butte Anaconda Pacific railway offers a special $1 round trip rate from Butte to Anaconda and back with sale September 3 and 4. Return by September 8. Special train departs Butte at 8 15 a m and returns from Anaconda at 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific Railway
Butte
Anaconta
Anaconda
Funeral announced for WW Waleworth on Granite Street
The funeral of WW Waleworth will be held tomorrow Tuesday morning on Granite Street. The Rev George Wolfe will officiate. Interment follows at Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleworth
Tuewday
Granite Street
George
Wolfe
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Funeral notices for Richards Doran Harrington and others
Funeral details for William Doran John Harrington and Robert Treglown listed with dates times and locations. Services include mass at Immaculate Church and Heart Church with interments at Holy Cross Cemetery. ships via Oregon Line to Prescott and other relatives’ residences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Mee
Semes Harrington
Atternion
St Wally
Tn N
Danial Singleton
William
Dark ‘Street
de Heart Church
Buttle James 60 Dies. Funeral Notice Published
James Buttle aged 60 died yesterday. Funeral arrangements announced in local notices with times and place pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttler
James Buttle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kot
Jamaica
State of Maine
John V. Carter
Salt Lake
Thomas E
G. E. Luebben
Hutte
Margaret Stroh
Ol Neviel
William Lalo
James Munro
J. H. Allen
B. Drake
William Squires
Nothing Street
E. J. Watts
Mayer
West Park
Frank Lytle
Geneva Gilmour
Twin Falls
Idaho
Herbert
West
Kellogg
P. O
Mise Henault
West Granitetreet
New York
Teachers Institute
Custom Tailoring
Ingersoll
Elgin
Waltham
West Park Street
Simon
Ike Joab
G. D. Wolfe
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
LINZ
Mose Linz
Main
Broadway
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E. Park
Maxim
Lyons
W. C. B. Coftes
Ceylon
John J. McCarthy
Bellans
Dinttey Iuuneio
Rice & May
Proprietors Telephone
Joab
David
John Barleycorn
South
Montana St
Uptown Ofice
West Broadway
ABC
Leo S. Rossoma
Undertakers
Joseph Richards
Leral
S. Montana Street
Butte, Mom
Larry Duggan
Melia Bet
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Bk Sa
Emai
Fletche
Siman & Re
Lloyd, Sherman & Reed Undertakers
East Broedeey
South Main St
Standard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!