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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1944

Page

5

Butte Youths Invite Garden Show Entries For War Effort

Butte boys and girls in the Food Fights For Freedom campaign may exhibit Victory garden produce at a Junior Victory Garden show planned by the Food for Victory committee of the AWVS and the Central Garden council. Prizes and premiums will be announced. committees will be formed June 14 at the Chamber of Commerce office. Scouts and Camp Fire groups will assist. entries open to those who have planted or not yet planted gardens.

Butte Central Garden Council Butte Chamber of Commerce Camp Fire Victory Gardens North Main Street Hansen Bush Cherry

Norito Promises Quick Pain Relief for Rheumatic Ailments

Thousands of sufferers report rapid relief from rheumatic pains including sciatica lumbago neuralgia and neuritis after using NORITO. The ad guarantees satisfaction with the first three doses or money back and urges readers to buy from their druggist today.

Norito

John Adams Dies at 90, Former U S President

The death of John Adams at age 90 marks the passing of the oldest former U S president. Adams' long life spanned the founding era to the early 19th century, leaving a lasting imprint on American history.

John Adams United States

G O P Women to Meet Tonight in Silver Bow Courthouse

Republican women from Silver Bow county and other interested women are invited to an 8 pm meeting in Judge Lynch's courtroom. Mrs Leila Hauswirth will preside as speakers from local Republican circles discuss party issues and programs. The club formed two weeks ago after 60 women met at the Finlen hotel to greet Mrs Chris Carlson of Minnesota.

Silver Bow County Women's Republican Club Finlen Hotel Chris Carlson Minnesota National Republican Executive Committee

Local Ladies Gather for Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Preparations

South Side notes report Wilder Patriarchs Militant auxiliary meeting at Mrs. H. G. Seymour's home to finalize plans for the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs grand lodge gathering in this city on June 18. Attendees include Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Rundell, Mrs. Smith and others. cards and refreshments followed.

Wilder Canton H. G. Seymour Harrison Joe Warren Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Warren Mamie Rundell Jessie Smith Jennie Toy Clara Desjardins Ethel Hodge Ada Medlyn Sarah Klassen Esther Harris Bessie Dennis Annie Gavin Winifred Evans Emily Edwards Seymour

Plans Listed for 1.O.O.F. Assembly in Butte June 19 22

Odd Fellows lodges across Montana will convene in Butte from June 19 to 22 for a four day assembly. The program includes sessions of the grand encampment grand lodge and department councils with district officers and auxiliary groups guiding meetings in Fidelity hall. A schedule of lodge meetings, luncheons, and officer nominations follows through the week.

Odd Fellow Montana Butte Odd Fellowship Patriarchs Militant Ladies’ Auxiliary Department Council James Measom Stevensville Jessie Smith Department Association Fidelity Hall Silver Leaf Rebekah Colusa Hall Enterprise Lodge No 4 Front Street Russell Morrison Mile High Theta Rho Girls’ Club No O'Clock

Fire shows no hope to increase butter ration during war

A wartime notice reports officials see no possibility of raising the butter ration. It notes continued limits on dairy supplies and the need to conserve resources while supporting the war effort.

Panic Reported in Southeast Europe

A wave of panic spread through southeastern Europe and eastern Germany after the American shuttle bombing flight to Russia. Moscow said the Flying Fortresses were being prepared to return from new Soviet bases as towns like Koenigsberg Breslau and Budapest saw refugees fleeing amid fears of raids.

London Europe Germany Russia Moscow Stockholm Aftontidningen Koenigsberg East Prussia Breslau Budapest Hungary

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