Memorial Day tribute and tax policy debate across states
The article recounts the Grand Army of the Republic history and Memorial Day origins led by General John A Logan, noting the continued practice of decoration of graves at home and overseas. It then discusses deflation in government revenue and spending, praising officials in Montana and criticizing Arkansas for overexpansion, while predicting economic improvement with a bumper crop.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Loyal Soldiers
Washington
John A. Logan
G. A.R
Europe
America
D. C
Pacific
James M. Page
Congress
Saturday Evening Post
Harding
Dixon
Montana
Arkansas
Notice to Tribune Subscribers and Advertisers
Tribune informs subscribers to notify the office if delivery is missed and states the paper is published regularly. It lists rates for notices of events charging admission or profits from sales of articles at five cents per line, with similar charges for Card of Thanks and obituary poetry.
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Tribune
Purported Purpose of Big Bill Haywood and the I W W In Russia
The article portrays Big Bill Haywood as a destructive figure guiding I W W members toward ruin. It claims Haywood stole 385000 from the Wobblies treasury, fled to Russia, and left leaders imprisoned or on the run. It urges a return to sober reform and atonement for past actions.
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Big Bill Haywood
Despond
Russia
Wobblies
First of the June Brides Married in Dillon
Mr Edward Schroer mining engineer and Miss Rose Dewey both of Pocatello Idaho wed at the Baptist parsonage in Dillon on Wednesday June 1 1921 Miss Dewey formerly of Butte was the bride.
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Edward Schroer
Rose Dewey
Pocatello
Idaho
Dillon
Baptist Parsonage
Miss Dewey
Butte
Good Government Club Holds Luncheon at Latter Day Saints Church
The Good Government club will hold its annual luncheon at the Latter Day Saints church on Saturday afternoon.
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Good Government Club
Latter Day Saints Church
Memorial Social at Baptist Church Welled Attended
The Memorial social at the Baptist church last Saturday night drew a good crowd despite rain and was enjoyed by all. G. A. R. veterans were guests.
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the Baptist Church
George Harvey as a modern Roosevelt of diplomacy
The writer lauds George Harvey as a bold, effective diplomat on his first major address at St James's Court in Lloyd George and Grey's presence. They credit President Harding and Harvey with a decisive, strong early showing in American diplomacy.
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George Harvey
Roosevelt
St. James
Lloyd George
Lord Grey
America
Harding
Skalitzki Decker couple wed at Latter Day Saints church
Miss Edna Skalitski and Elmer Decker, both of the city, were married May 28 at the church of the Latter Day Saints by Elder W. K. Hatfield. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skalitski and has worked in the local telephone office. The groom helped organize the Interstate Building and Loan company. Both are popular among local youths.
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Edna Skalitski
Elmer Decker
Church of the Latter Day Saints
W. K. Hatfield
Robert Skalitski
East Bench
Interstate Building and Loan Company
Advertising Essentials for Merchants From Sulley’s View
G W Sulley of the National Cash Register Co argues that success in retail hinges on advertising and store optimization. He urges thorough organization, prompt service, clear display, and truthful, simple copy in newspaper ads to reach customers at home and beat competition.
First Baptist Church Bible School and Worship Schedule
The First Baptist Church lists Bible school at 10 a.m. with superintendent J A Davenport, morning worship at 11 o'clock on The Comforter, a young people's meeting at 7 p.m., and evening worship at 8 o'clock with the topic What think ye of Christ. Miss Buck’s Sunday school class plans a Hard Times social Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. Pastor McDougall.
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Bible School
A’ Daven‘port
Christ
The Broken International Bridge
The article argues copper mines in the United States are shut indefinitely due to no demand and a broken international market. It notes war demand ended, Europe lacks copper, and without a peace settlement the American copper industry cannot reopen.
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United States
Germany
Austria
Europe
America
Bur
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Colo
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE PROMOTES HEALTH
This early 20th century notice says catarrh is a focal disease from constitutional causes. It advertises Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier that cleanses the blood, restores normal conditions, and helps nature heal. Druggists and dealers are offered free speeches and materials.
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HALU
Nature
Realars
Cheney “& Co
Toledo
Obid
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Memorial Social
Col. Harvey
Skalitzki- Decker
PENN
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Lucrezia Bor
Pisce
Sophie Braslax
Enrico Carus
Fiano Alfred Cortat
Don Carlos
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Giuseppa Eit
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Nise
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Giovann
Capriccio Valse
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Philadelph
Andrea Chénier
Sessant’anni
Ernestine Schumann-heish
Darling
Lambert Murphy
Fox
Paul Whiteman
Mammy
March Sousa
Moonbeams
All Star Trio
Potts
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Elies Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
First Baptist.Church
Broken International Bridge
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