Just Can't Be Beat Tanlac Ad Claims for Tacoma Man
A Tacoma man, A Storman, reports gaining twenty pounds in a month after taking Tanlac. He credits relief from rheumatism, improved appetite, digestion, sleep, and energy to the tonic, saying four bottles rebuilt his strength and allowed him to work better. Ad mentions Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte.
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Tanlac
A. Storman
South Fifteenth St
Tacoma
Wash
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Floral Park Residents Seek Fire Plugs and Protection
Floral Park residents circulated petitions yesterday to urge the county commissioners to install five fire plugs at once and charge the cost to the district. A volunteer fire department will be formed and 1000 feet of hose purchased while the Floral Park Community club backs the plan. In two years four fires damaged homes, three due to lack of firefighting facilities. the district lies outside city limits and development since 1914 has followed uniform building setbacks.
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Floral Park
Doe Family Has Three Of Its Members Jailed
John Doe, charged with trying to run down a banner bearing picket, escaped conviction in the police court yesterday. Jennie Doe, charged with drunkenness, drew a $10 fine but the penalty was suspended for three years of good behavior. Jessie Doe, not related, was charged with vagrancy and asked for a jury trial, but the police court cannot grant one, so the case was dismissed and she was held for county court. Pat Sullivan, charged with allowing gambling in his business at 18% East Park street, faces a trial tomorrow.
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John Doe
Butte
Doe
Jennie Doe
Jessie Doe
Jennie
John
Jessie
Pat Sullivan
East Park Street
Mrs Grigg Promotes Liberal Prizes for Art Exhibit
Mrs T A Grigg returned from Helena where she judged the state fair fine arts exhibition. She urged more liberal prizes for amateur painters to encourage broader participation. Grigg noted this year’s exhibit was larger than last year with remarkably fine work.
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T. A. Grigg
Helena
Forty Butte Teachers With Twenty Years Experience
Forty grade teachers in the Butte Public schools have twenty years of teaching experience. Two hundred four have at least two years of college or special training. Only four teachers have only one year of experience. The report by W B Maddock compares salaries and notes 225 teachers with more than one year of experience.
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Butte
W. BE. Maddock
National Committee of
the Chamber of Commerce
Maddock
Chief of Police Reprimands Officers For Unfounded Arrests
Police Chief Jerry Murphy censured two officers in court for making arrests without solid grounds after Officer Nyland admitted he had no proof of a fight between John Doe and Herbert Warring, who both denied drinking and claimed Doe injured himself. Doe, an Anaconda boy, had a bloody hand. Crowe’s hearing for breaking into Sam Lucas’s cabin was postponed as Lucas withdrew charges after saying he was satisfied Crowe had no involvement.
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Jerry Murphy
Nyland
John Doe
Herbert Warring
Doe
Tige Sheehan
Pat Crowe
Sam Lucas
Lucas
Crowe
Cavanaugh and Cummings wed at bride’s home
Thomas F. Cavanaugh and Yotal Cummings married yesterday at 205 Aluminum street by Justice of the Peace Robert Ornsby. Witnesses were John Cummings and Myrtle Smith. The couple will reside at 1004 South Wyoming street. Cavanaugh served in the Marines and works for A. C. M. company.
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Thomas F. Cavanaugh
Yotal Cummings
Aluminum Street
Robert Ornsby
John Cummings
Myrtle Smith
Cavanaugh
Wyoming Street
A. C. M. Company
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Conductor
F. A. Ironside
N. Main St
Montana
Petey, Aaten Kard
Buffalo
Ebleod Aquanre
Ria Sahaman
Andy
Honewithy
County
DOE Family
Mrs. Grigg
International Chamber of Commerce
CHIE
Cavanaugh—Cummings
Delft
Zee Sada
Georgette
Georgette Crepe
Cord Trinx
W. A. Clark & Brother
First National Bank
Silver Bow National Bank
Yegen Bros
Bankers
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