Rubber Co foreman credits Tanlac for weight gain
Francis Weirath of Goodrich Rubber Co in Akron Ohio testifies he has improved since taking Tanlac and now weighs fourteen pounds more. He says he is hardly recognized as the same man by others after the treatment.
Tanlac credited by Akron foreman for remarkable health turn around
Francis Weirath, foreman at Goodrich Rubber in Akron, credits Tanlac with ending fourteen years of poor health. After three bottles, he has gained weight, restored appetite, better sleep, and renewed energy. Local druggists Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte advertise Tanlac.
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Francis Weirath
Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Weirath
West
State Street
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Think Is Unfair in Rialto Theater Dispute
A letter claims operators and musicians were ordered from the Rialto by a New York authority linked to Tacoma theater owners. The writer says the move stems from a dispute in Tacoma over moving picture houses and notes no local remedy in Butte. The author likens the situation to being blamed for relatives of a mother in law.
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Rialto
New York
Tacoma
Moving Picture Houses
Butte
It Is Easy to Lose an Unsightly Complexion
An ancient beauty tip describes shedding the worn skin gradually using mercolized wax as nightly facial application to reveal a clearer complexion. It also claims saxolite dissolved in witch hazel can erase facial lines from fine wrinkles to crow's feet after bathing.
Chamber Directors Move to Kickstart City County Merger Amendment
Butte chamber of commerce directors yesterday instructed the public affairs committee to draft a proposed constitutional amendment for city county consolidation. The chamber seeks broad support, with plans to enlist other organizations and possibly form an arbitration board if terms with county officials fail.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
P. J. Brophy
Chamber
Stodden
Paul Gow
R. L. Clinton
Clinton
E. B. Howell
Brophy
Northern Pacific Plans 1000 Cars and 71 Engines Amid Car Shortage
Howard Elliott says the Northern Pacific will build 1,000 freight cars and 71 powerful locomotives costing about 5 million dollars. He notes the road has operated with 70 to 80 percent of its own equipment, relying on cars owned by others and on other lines. The railroad is improving yards and facilities and seeks better car distribution methods while expanding its own fleet. Also, Jewish New Year services move to Boucher's hall, 29 West Park, Sunday at 7 p.m, led by Rev. A Ehrlich.
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Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Butte
Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States Railroad Commission
United States
Northern Pacific
K. of P. Hall
Boucher’s
West Park Street
Rev
A. Ehrlich
Irrigation Efforts Urged for 2,000,000 Montana Acres
The Butte chamber of commerce plans a Montana delegation to Seattle for September 16 17 irrigation congress. Arthur Perham says irrigation may be the state's top issue next decade. P L Wills notes 2 000 000 acres need irrigation. Helena Glasgow Lewistown have sent delegates. State hopes for a $250 000 000 loan bill to Western states. Senator Meen likely to attend.
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Butte
Montana
Irrigation Congress
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Arthur Perham
P. L. Wills
Helena
Glasgow
Lewistown
Seattle Congress
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Meen
Abor Leaders Take Jail Sentence in Preference to Fine
Minneapolis labor leaders Dan W. Stevens Leslie Stinton Lynn W. Thompson and R. D. Cramer were jailed for six months each after choosing jail over fines of 150 dollars. The contempt ruling stemmed from an injunction against disrupting a local theater’s business.
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ABOR
Minneapolis
Dan W. Stevens
Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assembly
Leslie Stinton
Lynn W. Thompson
R. D. Cramer
The
Labor Review
Nominating Committee to Meet for Silver Bow Teachers
The nominating committee of the Silver Bow County Teachers Association will meet in Miss Pearl Davey’s room at Butte High School Tuesday afternoon at 4 15 to select candidates for association offices.
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Silver Bow County Teachers’ Association
Miss Pearl Davey
Butte High School
Association
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Minneapolis market update shows 360 car receipts for wheat versus 540 a year ago. Cash bids list No 1 northern wheat at 2.58 to 2.65, No 3 yellow corn at 1.38 to 1.40, No 3 white oats at 0.59 to 0.60, barley at 1.05, No 2 rye at 1.91 to 1.92, and No 1 flax at 3.34 to 3.37. Flour shipments total 54 907 barrels, bran at 4e.
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Minneapolis
Former safety man Forester visits Butte from Flathead
R S Forester formerly safety engineer of the A C M and now division superintendent of St Joseph Lead at Flathead Missouri is in Butte visiting old friends. He left Butte two years ago.
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R. S. Forester
St. Joseph Lead Company
Flathead, Mo
Butte
Mr. Forester
Missoula Forester to Visit Butte Next Week
Glenn A. Smith assistant district forester of Missoula is expected to visit Butte next week to discuss forestry matters and collaborate with local officials. He will meet with state forestry staff and community leaders to review fire prevention and timber management initiatives.
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Glenn A. Smith
Missoula
Butte
Market Report From South St Paul Stockyards
South St Paul market report shows hog receipts at 1,500 with prices steady to 25 cents higher, ranges around 14 to 15.50 and bulk 14.75 to 15. Cattle receipts 1,800 with killers steady, fat steers 6 to 16, cows and heifers 5 to 12.50, calves steady. Stockers and feeders steady. Sheep receipts 200 with lambs 4 to 12, wethers 7, ewes 2.50.
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South ST. Paul
Court considers hypnotism evidence in English crime cases
In Leeds a judge admitted a prisoner’s trance statements to a famous mental specialist, prompting Dr Bernard Hollander to oppose such use. He warns hypnotism cannot force disclosure from a determined person and notes dangers of deception by suggesting a subconscious witness, stressing British justice limits.
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London
England
Leeds
Bernard Hollander
Change Their Lovers Tried But Not With Success Phrase
A fragment notes failed attempts at changing lovers, suggesting repeated trials without success. The passage references ongoing relationship challenges and human desire for altering romantic bonds. No specific people or places are named.
Barton County Wheat Output Could Fund Countywide Per Capita Share
Barton county Kansas harvested 4.6 million bushels of wheat this year valued at 11.5 million dollars. If divided equally among all residents the total would be about 640 dollars per man woman and child in the county.
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Barton County
Kansas
Polishing Autos Invents Efficient Rub-Wax Machine
A new machine for rubbing automobile bodies during painting jobs doubles worker output and eases the process, promising faster, more efficient polishing in workshops.
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