Three Divorces and Other Court Actions listed in District Court
The district court saw a third divorce filing as Della Clark seeks separation from George Clark after years of marriage with custody questions noted for five children. Other cases include disqualification of Judge Jackson in a civil suit and multiple business matters such as judgments against Western Garage and dissolution notices for Crystal Springs company.
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Della Clark
George Clark
Spell
Jefferson
Cian
Fadstrom
Gooyear Tire and Rubber Company
United States Tire and Rubber Company
Goodrich
John A. McKinnon
John Osterman
Jackson
Merkle Cigar Company
John P. O'Neil
West Park Street
Esate
J.T. Carroll
Joseph T. Carroll
D. J. Fitzgerald
Constantine Schultz
W. J. Walsh
East Butte Mining Company
Busy Week at Grace Methodist Church
Grace Methodist church schedules a busy week with several meetings. The chair and director plan Wednesday evening sessions as friends of the church participate in the parish parlor gatherings and Sunday school activities.
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Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist Church
Pian
Rustiers
Nhu
Silver Bow Park Church Meeting Notice
Members of the official board of Silver Bow Park Methodist Church will meet Thursday evening in the church. The current conference year report will be discussed and the board encourages attendance.
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Silver Bow Park
Silver How Park
Not One Birth Recorded in City Health Office
The city health office reports no births were recorded yesterday, a rare postholiday gap in a year with 83 more births than deaths in Butte thus far. The irregularity suggests missing records or reporting delays in the eight months to date.
City Finances Under Discussion At Public Meeting
City officials and residents gathered to discuss municipal finances and bond issues. Officials indicated warrants may be redeemed at par within thirty to forty days, with Banks and issuers under review.
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Lse A
Beimacombe
Amd
Dentrabie
Umbe
Aiken
M Coy’s Return From Big Hole
Fragmentary notes indicate M Coy returns from a big hole with unclear details. The readable text suggests a dramatic or notable exit and possible follow up in further columns. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the event appears framed as a return from an expedition or ordeal.
Grain crop prospects and prosperity noted in rail report
A fragmented report highlights a 25 million bushels one grain crop with rail transport by Hoyle and Boyle agents. It mentions substantial prosperity and potato trade, signaling strong agricultural activity in the region despite the garbled text.
Montana potato freight rate cut announced
The Butte Montana offices of the Northern way announce lower freight charges on Montana spuds. The reduction lowers rates by cents per pound depending on origin points and goes into effect on or before a set date. Potatoes move rapidly from Montana to cities in the east and the cut promises savings for farmers.
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Montana
Butte
Toa
Gold bullion reaches New York markets in Germany France and Britain
A fragmented report notes gold bullion and gold coins moving through New York from Germany France and Britain. The piece mentions bullion prices and financial activity with auctions and shipments across major European sources.
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New York
Rerom
Germany
York
Bat Hmatea
France
Rain prayers cut short by severe lightning storm fury
Fragmentary OCR describes a weather event where prayers for rain were interrupted by a three hour storm. An electrical storm with lightning struck, triggering a fire at a local manufacturing site with substantial damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
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Kinser
Breretavers
Atrik
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Franklin
Syracuse
Brougham
Silver Bow Automobile Co
Butte, Montana
East Broadway
Jack
Blogg
Anneal
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Edstrom
J. T. Carroll
M'Coy
BIG Hole
Gregson Springs
Wrigleys
Chicago
Calcutta
Vass
Aric Doublemint Chemning Gum
Vor
pHa
Catalina
Sland
Hoyle
Boyle H ‘Tait
Bolt
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