Rev J Donnan Installed as New Presbyterian Pastor
Rev J Donnan and his wife Mrs Dav J Donnan arrived to assume the First Presbyterian Church pastorate at 403 North Warren. Burdick moves to education work in the Midwest, Donnan resigns Healdsburg post, key sermons set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dav J. Donnan
Newnan Hall Burdick
First Presbyterian Church
North Warren Street
Donnan
Placer
Burdick
Presbyterian Church
Middle West
Healdsburg
Cal
Tharst Daily
Los Angeles
Sermoss
Jam
Mito Fife
Mrs Eleanor Thompson Sells Christmas Novelties at Park Apartment
Eleanor Blaine Thompson, formerly an assistant in the state fair office, has a stock of new Christmas novelties for sale this month. She is showing them at her Park apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Blaine Thompson
Thompson
Dicks War About English Fashions
London vibrant fashion feud with Scotland Yard entering the debate over women wearing pearl and diamond necklaces with drops at the back. The era’s “help yourself” idea sparks policing concerns as detectives predict more trouble from the new fad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Grocery Specials From a Local Advert Sandwiched in Banner
A stream of grocery prices appears: bacon per pound, jowl less than a quarter, lard under one dollar, bread cheap, oranges and apples listed at multiple per-unit prices, cocoanuts two for a dime, quick oats a nickel, sweet potatoes three pounds for a quarter, sausages and pickles, dill and sweet varieties, tea and coffee pricing, and bulk tea at 39 cents per pound. Numerous brand names and package descriptions punctuate the list.
State Commission to Appeal Ruling on Spur Case
The Montana State Railroad Commission will appeal Judge Carroll’s district court ruling in Silver Bow County concerning the Roundup spur, arguing a Supreme Court review is warranted. The decision held the statute authorizing spur construction unconstitutional under the Fourteenth Amendment, with spur lines at Augusta Clover Boreman Nibbe Roundon and other points built under that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
District Court of
Silver Bow County
State Supreme Court
State Railroad Commission
E. G. Toomey
Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Montana
Carrall
Railroad Commission
United States
Augusta
Clover
Boreman
Nibbe
Roundon
State Commission
Man in jail faced for neglecting six children in county
In a county jail cell a Lewis and Clark County man rests after a request by Maggie Smith Hathaway child protection bureau chairwoman. Neighbors say the father who earns about 180 monthly neglects his wife and six children, age under two, with no food or clothing money. Hathaway suggests bread and water, probation, or even state care, noting society should not tolerate non support. She criticizes the former whipping post and urges action to compel responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark County
Maggie
Enmerne
State Orphans Home
Hearst borrows $15 million to fund newspapers and buildings
New York publishers announce Hearst has secured a $15 million loan backed by bonds on his real estate holdings. Most funds will cover buildings and renovations, with a portion reimbursing the Rochester Journal and Post Express purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willian Randolph Flearst
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
New York Evening Journal
Rochester Journal
Post Express
Rochester American
Syracuse Journal and Telegram
Syracuse American
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Rev . J. Donman
Presby
E. B. Thompson
Elton’s Grocery Sucetsaor
Verrlu
Glion
Helena Ave
Big G Taxi
Parden Drug Store
Leslie Houberg, Mer
Jones & Kelly
Sia
Rail Board
Supreme Court
IMAG
Hathaway
Chicago
Der
Walter Mickiwacz
Stella Mickiwacz
Faygate
Sussex
Eng
Grahame White
McNair
Acli
DLAO
Ideal
Bath
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