Forty eight Irish tragedy victims buried in single grave
In Drumcollogher Ireland forty eight victims of a fire at a moving picture hall were buried in a common grave. Seventy one perished, many charred beyond identification, as a lone exit failed and stairs collapsed. An inquest described panic, barred windows, and a chaotic attempt to escape. Building owner William Ford admitted no fire protections. Two men who escaped are detained. In Mexico City bishops petition Congress to repeal or amend religious clause restrictions on Catholic life. a proposal from Puebla represents church interests.
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Drumcollogher
County Limerick
Ireland
Iunmourning
Ims
4 Spark
William Ford
Patrick
Candi
Mexico City
Congress
Mexico
Puebla
Chamber of Deputies
Eczema Healed After Nine Years With Cuticura Treatment
Mrs. L. J. Baker of Moline reports a nine-year battle with eczema on her hands. She describes severe itching burning eruptions and sleep disruption worsened by water. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for about two months her hands were completely healed.
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L. J. Baker
Ave. A. Moline
Hil
Montana State Fair opens with grand exhibits and races
A lively Montana fair report details the Bathing Beauty contest, royal court photos, and awards. Miss Opal Hughes wins the Yellowstone county princess palm with Martha Sherman a runner up. Exhibits span honey to beets as racing headlines promise revival of the Montana handicap with $700 to winner. Upstart livestock and poultry show strong, with Butte and Helena favored for prizes. The Pioneer cabin hosts annual meetings and a 1926 racing slate features multiple purses and winners across five furlongs to one mile.
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Broadwater Lunge
Baby Gallivan
Broad- Water
Royal Court
Opal Hughes
Yellowstone County
Martha Sherman
Ravalli County
Pha Udigine
Montana
B.D.” Monlaw
Cedar Rapids
Butte
Helena
Irlymouth Rock
Coa Greenfield
Hutte
Hens Coa
Greenfield
Wyandotte
Skipworth
Elfford
Laity
Cockerel
Clifford Laity
Ho M. Skipworth
C.A. Greenfield
Clara Desjardne
Pioneers
W. A. Clark
Til
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers I
Pioneers' Cabin
Bitter Root farmers ship three cars of berries to Chicago
Hamilton Montana September reports that three car loads of strawberries totaling 1 830 crates sold for 4 40 a crate in Chicago. More produce ships from Charles district to eastern markets as twelve cars of apples move for local points. Potatoes move to eastern Montana while seven cars of sheep depart for San Antonio Texas. Dan Moody calls for Klansmen in state offices to resign.
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Bitter Root
Chicago
Hamilton
Charles
Butte
Sears
Montana
Het
Sanantonto
Texas
Dan Moody
Miriam A. Ferguson
Flavor and value in Quaker Oats touted in ad copy
An advertisement promotes Quaker Oats highlighting flavor and 50 years of milling experience. It claims the rich toasty Quaker taste distinguishes the brand and that its balanced nutrition makes laxatives less needed. It notes two varieties Quick Quaker and Quaker Oats.
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Vintec
ROTEX
the Symons Dry Goods Company
Drumcollogher Blaze
Eczema
Cuthura
Mines
Parade
Ben Kross
W. Brinson
Butte Path
Mr. Brimson
Reems
Rey le Maas
Dr. Mack IT
Fider
Meclair
Cucumbe
Buckley
Galleon
Louman
Weght
Ukase
Mabel Yan
Florence Bouter
Tonga
Kootenai
Renn
Tough Guy
Brighter Days
Hicks
Judge Hickman
Paden
Charles A. Byrne
Treadwell
Hugh
Frankhan
McClair
Mahaley
Tider McEwen
Dr. Shafer
Halp
Delhimar
Yapatos
J. Eneries
Mike
Lady May
Dag Weereltta
Chubby
Mickey W. Tie
Tommy D
Cucumbo
Captain’ May
Old Paithful
Financial Rooster
Ginger Billy Flynn
Giffin
Deceitful Pearl
Berrilidon
Manaley
Zapatos
Betty Jaskell
Lugs
Martha
Monfina
Mineral Jim
McHan
Betty "Schall
Moody
Kean
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