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Newspaper
Butte Miner
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
7
A sensational patent remedy offer claims to cleanse blood remove impurities and restore vitality. It touts internal treatment for various disorders with testimonials and directions to call a healer. Distributed by Chapple Drug Company and Newbra Drug Co in Billings Montana.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled local item notes from Butte. It mentions various names and places with unclear actions and dates. The readable content lacks cohesive facts and clear events to summarize into a coherent item.
A garbled early 20th century dispatch reports unrest in Tabasco with mentions of Velma Mega Welt and a general sense of uprising. Several named figures and places appear distorted, but the piece hints at regional instability and calls for vigilance by authorities.
Fragmented clipping reports that Virginia women are expected to obtain suffrage. The garbled text mentions Richmond and references to equality, rights, and pending political actions. Readers should note the conflicting line breaks and unclear source details.
A fragment from a regional report describes the Somers Lumber Company 10 rebuild after a planned upgrade. It notes inspection results and the plant’s future operations at the North Western Lumber site with details about workforce, equipment, and a dedication event honoring contributors.
Fragmentary OCR summary hints at a Pinchot eulogy for Senator La Follette. Names appear garbled but reference political figures and a memorial context. Numerous errors obscure specifics, with scattered proper nouns and places lacking clear dates or actions.
Fragmentary text references Mrs Philip N Moore opposing suffrage and mentions national federation of workers clubs, possible speeches or addresses in altered years. The passage includes garbled lines about leaders, presidents, and local figures, with unclear dates or places.
Report from a tense public meeting at Lake Mohawk where Hegre and Mead faced off amid heated exchanges. Speakers named include Limdy, Slot, Samm, Nomad Th, and Daren, with discussion of local officials and new development projects.
An extensive, disorderly report describes President Taft’s public appearance during a regional celebration. It details open air speeches, arrangements for breakfast and music, prominent attendees including Senator Dix, and notes on travel routes and train handling by the president’s party.
A hospital ward episode recalls a family seeking help after a man, aged 18, faced injuries and hospitalization. A note mentions $1,000 in liens, a father and relative assisting, and the patient’s recovery hopes tied to care from local staff and friends.
Clashing reports describe a chaotic return of workers to the port area. Officials claim calm as crews resume duties while a group led by a union member protests near the docks.
An article describes the use of the trowel and square in laying a cornerstone in the capital city. It notes the involvement of Masons and grand lodges, referencing Supreme issues and several prominent figures. The piece discusses ceremonies, speeches, and anticipated completion within a year and a half.
A fragmented report details a large public welcome for the president in Butte. Officials and correspondents fill a depot ceremony while committees, editors, and local leaders prepare remarks, with a reception planned at the depot grounds.
Salt Gales City reports three Italians on trial for the murder of Abner Tenking in a springtime alley ambush. Court records indicate the defendants faced charges, with two alleged to have fled, while a plea of not guilty was anticipated.
A fragmented item reports the inauguration of the president at the University of Minnesota. It references Amore Hoanedanagare and Hewert, plus figures like George Wilgoy Vinegat, but the text is garbled with many unreadable words. The core fact notes an official install event and associated individuals.
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