Chiropractors to Convene in Butte for State Convention
Seventy five delegates arrive in Butte for the Montana Chiropractic Association annual convention October 18 to 20. Dr. B J Palmer of Davenport Iowa will lecture on After Tomorrow What and lead an afternoon clinic. Officers and program details are listed with chairmen, directors, and topics including health, ethics, and practice building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana Chiropractic Association
Charles Austin
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Thornton Hotel
B. J. Palmer
Davenport
Iowa
Palmer
B. J. Wood
Lewistown
H. N. Kennedy
Belenda Long
B. W. Long
J. E. Daniels
Bozeman
B. J
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Drugress Physicians’ Association
R. D. Sawtell
W. R. Hopins
L. Mae Longanecker
Rosamary Rooney
L. F. Downs
W. L. Ditto
L F
Hard boiled hats introduced to protect miners in Butte mines
The A C M safety department in Butte starts distributing hard boiled seven ounce aluminum hats that resist heavy blows and protect against electricity and acids. John L. Boardman says one gross given free as an experiment. if effective, hats sold at cost. C Lorimer Colburn notes wartime helmet use boosted mine helmet interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Department
A. C. M. Company
Butte
John L. Boardman
Michigan
C. Lorimer Colburn
United States Bureau of Mines
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Offer Quick Relief
Advertisements claim Pyramid Pile Suppositories give fast relief from itching and bleeding and can be used at home for relief. The text promotes buying a box directly for relief.
Head Protection Urged for Miners in Shafts and Raises
The article argues for compulsory head protection in shaft stations and raises to prevent fatal injuries from falling rock. It notes hats or helmets as life saving, especially where cables carry electric current, and observes European miners’ acceptance of headgear as normal.
Breezy Invitations To Rotary Luncheon Demonstration
Invitations issued by Charles Austin for a Rotary Club educational demonstration during the Silver Bow club luncheon. W. E. Maddock will lead 20 grade school children in a class at 12 15. Prof. Charles Clapp chairs. The event emphasizes Montana schools as top in America.
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Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Charles Austin
W. E. Maddock
Little Red
Bill Maddock
America
Montana
Maddock
Charles Clapp
Tickets Totaled 900000 at Consolidated Ticket Office
Butte sales at the consolidated office reached 900000 for the last year D K Widener railroads agent said only one way tickets included not station sales.
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Consolidated Ticket Office
Consolidated
Butte
D. KE. Widener
Butte Wins Bid to Host Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs Meet
Butte will host the next Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs convention after chamber of commerce support. Montana delegates led by Fred Martin of Butte and A. J. Traddick of Great Falls helped win honors with Anaconda receiving the Thomas H. Ince trophy for best fire prevention record. The gathering may occur around August 10 with a Yellowstone Park trip as a featured excursion.
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Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Martin
Los Angeles
Montana
Martin
Thomas H. Ince
Anaconda
A. J. Traddick
Great Falls
British Columbia
Yellowstone Park
Missoula hearing on higher rates for transit and utilities
The Missoula Street Railway seeks a 10 cent cash fare and 7 cent tickets while the light and water company requests 14 cents per thousand pounds of condensation. Both cases were presented before the public service commission and taken under advisement.
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Missoula
Oil Shipped Daily From Winnett Fields Expansion Planned
Ten carloads of oil are shipped daily from the Eastern Montana fields near Winnett. A four inch pipeline is being laid to Winnett as the two inch line proves insufficient. Royalty gains are highlighted by a farmer who now earns $600 daily per well and owns two autos. Two young homesteaders sold their farms for $116000 each amid speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Winnett
W. L. Ruth
Great Northern
Falconer Granted Divorce After Default in Judge Lamb Court
May Falconer was granted a decree of divorce from Charles M. Falconer after he refused to plead further following a demurrer ruling. She accused him of taking her to his rooming house at 721 Utah Avenue and forcing her to manage 32 rooms while tolerating smoking in the lobby and pressuring her to collect money from a drunken man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Falconer
Charles M. Falconer
Lamb
Skin Without Blemish Is Every Woman's Wish
An advertising feature urges clear skin by improving blood quality not surface treatments. It promotes S.S.S. as a century old blood medicine to purge impurities, claiming it cures pimples and skin disorders by cleansing the bloodstream.
Skin Disorder Treatment Promises Relief From Causes
Advertises avoiding lotions and ointments while urging focus on underlying source of skin trouble to achieve freedom from blemishes. Targets readers seeking cures and suggests a holistic approach.
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Ghiropractors
City
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Wile
Symons
Positi Big Line
Coun
Butte Munsingwear Agency
Women’s and Children’s Munsingwear
Dunham, Wright
la Tosca
Springtex
K. & F. Knitting Mill
Chamber
Farmers Lucky
Ana Tas
Ane
Broadway
New York
S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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