Victory and Peace Highlight Thirteenth Rose Tournament
Pasadena Cal Dec 28 Victory and peace will be the keynotes of the thirteenth annual rose tournament in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. The parade features hundreds of floral decorations on every vehicle with only a small owner banner allowed. A football game between Great Lakes naval training station and an elimination team will follow, ending with the annual ball. The event funds athletic activities and maintenance through gate receipts and concessions.
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Seattle appoints a divorce proctor to curb divorce mills
Seattle establishes a divorce proctor position to scrutinize separation cases. Charlies C. Dalton, once an assistant state attorney general and Kent farmer, enforces thorough questioning to reveal true motives. Officials say the office slows wasteful actions and supports worthy cases.
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Brewers shift lines in Montana as dry era dawns
Helena Montana December 28 With prohibition ending brewing many Montana plants face conversion into non alcoholic or non malt products. Twenty breweries closed and 3 17233 capital invested 420 172 barrels yearly output 257 skilled workers 59 unskilled 22166 horsepower. oldest brewery Virginia City established 1863 now closed.
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Missoula
Philipsburg
Red Lodge
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Foley’s Honey and Tar Herbal Remedy Offer
A vintage coupon ad urges readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive trial packages of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs, colds, rheumatism, pain, bladder issues, constipation, and biliousness.
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New Mexico Elects First Republican Governor Since Statehood
Octaviano A. Larrasolo of Las Vegas will take the oath as New Mexico’s first Republican governor since statehood. The ceremony December 28 at noon may be outdoors at the capitol entrance with Chief Justice F W Parker presiding, weather permitting, otherwise in the hall of representatives. The program includes an address by retiring Governor Washington E. Lindsey before the oath.
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Las Vegas
New Mexico
F. W. Parker
Supreme Court
Hall of Representatives
Employers Urged Not To Cut Wages In Montana
Butte Mont Dec 28 Urgent appeal by John H McIntosh Montana Employers Association urges employers not to reduce wages while conditions remain abnormal War boosted wages should fall only after lower commodity prices and living costs fall The letter calls for former soldiers to return to jobs and warns Bolshevism as a threat urging business leaders to promote democratic reform through the ballot.
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Montanna
John H. McIntosh
Montana Employers’ Association
McIntosh
America
Republic
Sermonettes on New Year and new spiritual ideas
The sermon urges embracing new ideas from God about brotherhood, service, and responsibility. It warns against forcing these into old ecclesiastical prejudices or customs, noting that failure could waste sacrifices and stifle progress amid ongoing global and national challenges.
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J. ‘S. Stubblehield
Presbyterian Church
Co ordinating church efforts with a cabinet approach
The essay argues for coordinating religious work similar to Allied wartime unity. It compares new banking systems and unified fronts to a national church cabinet, suggesting denominations share resources while preserving individual identities. It urges clear thinking for religious reform without dissolving all denominations.
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Fragmentary note on church representation across cities
The readable fragment mentions cabinet style governance in each city with representatives from denominations. Phrases include there and we one fold and one team, with garbled names like TORBLISPIELD and Pastora indicating a religious leadership context.
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DAKO W omen to Keep War Era Jobs in Idaho
Boise Idaho Dec 28 Employers in Idaho expect women who filled jobs during the war to keep them. William T Wallace Idaho Power manager says women fit many roles better than men and has proved it in wartime. He cites box factory Boise Payette canneries and machine shops where many women were employed and will remain.
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William T. Wallace
Idaho Power Company
Boise Payette Company
Oregon Short Line
Tdlaho
EATONIC Endorsements Mention Acid Stomach Relief
Letters from Mrs G Got Union Mills North Carolina and Mrs John Routher Rexville New York praise EATONIC as a superb remedy for acid stomach and better sleep. Other testimonies from Dr W J Mattingly and G I Zimmer reference stomach comfort and renewed energy with consistent use across varied locations.
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Idaho Minimum Wage Bill Faces Defeat in Legislature
A Boise print shop case showed women printers earned less than men, with equal pay only in one record. Idaho's minimum wage bill introduced in the last session failed to pass. Data from the era indicated state wages around six dollars while living costs neared nine dollars.
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Old North Church Celebrates 195th Anniversary Today
Boston landmark Old North Church marks its 195th anniversary as churches in New York prepare for a nationwide observance. Five hundred New York churches will devote part of Sunday services to a concerted discussion of the federal prohibition amendment. The American Defense Society urges clergy nationwide to preach on aiding the party of law and order in Russia.
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Old Christ Church
Old North
New York State
American Defense Society
United States
Party of Law and Order
Russia
Anniversaries Highlight Dr. Elisha North Pioneer Eye Clinic Founder
Today marks the anniversary of Dr. Elisha North who established the first eye infirmary in the United States and died in New London Connecticut. Born in Goshen Connecticut, his eye hospital helped advance ophthalmology.
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Elisha North
United States
New London
Conn
Goshen
Timeline of notable events from 1848 to 1916
A condensed chronology lists key moments including the 1848 Constituent Assembly, 1860 launch of the Warrior, 1863 Sir John Young as Canada governor general, 1878 Ashtabula rail disaster, 1878 Angelica Van Buren's death, 1914 Allied gains near Ypres, 1915 push for a world court, and 1916 Nordic peace appeal.
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Birthday notices for notable figures
Today marks birthdays for Charlotte Walker an emotional film star from Galveston Texas aged 40 Col William Mitchell once chief of air service of the First American field arms born in France aged 49 and Meyer London a socialist congressman from the Twelfth New York district born in Russia aged 47 all celebrated today.
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France
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New York
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