Advertising Luncheon Highlights Advertising's Economic Impact
The Butte Rotary club heard Ward Fanning from the Montana Standard discuss advertising as a major economic and social force. He cited over 2.0 billion dollars spent and 600000 people employed in advertising. Piano solos by Myra McHugh followed, with Rotary noting its 20th anniversary this month. Charter members present included Malcolm Gillis Sam R White Alex Christie Dolph Heijsbronner Jesse D Newman T J Davis Bert Mayer and George D Lounsbery.
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Butte Rotary Club
New Finlen
Ward Fanning
Montana Standard
Thomas J. Davis
Fanning
Mr. Fanning
Myra McHugh
Malcolm Gillis
Sam R. White
Alex Christie
Dolph Heijsbronner
Jesse D. Newman
T. J. Davis
Bert Mayer
George D. Lounsbery
John O Cleary 72 dies at home in Butte
John O Cleary a 72 year old well known Butte furniture upholsterer died at his home after a several weeks illness. He came to the United States from County Londonderry Ireland with his brother and later settled in Butte. Survived by four sons five daughters a sister and other relatives. Funeral set for Saturday at 9:30 am at St John the Evangelist with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. His body lies at Daly Shea mortuary.
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John O. Cleary
Butte
Frank McTucker
Lowell Avenue
Mr. Cleary
County Londonderry
Ireland
Patrick Cleary
Modern Woodmen of
Leo F. Cleary
Edward P. Cleary
Seattle
Wash
Frank
Los Angeles
John
This City
James Rush
J. W. Dunn
D. J. Fisher
J. J. Walsh
Oakland
McTucker
Elizabeth McGeehan
P. F. Cleary
St. John the Evangelist
Holy Cross Cemetery
Daly- Shea Mortuary
Edward H Harvey of Wise River Dies After Illness
Wise River pioneer Edward H. Harvey died at home after a brief illness. He was 48 years in Montana, operated company stores in Hecla Glendale Melrose and Wise River, and was a member of Bannack lodge A F and A M. Survived by his widow four sons a daughter and a sister. Burial in Melrose cemetery. Body at White funeral home. Also reported death of Mrs G W Plested in Tacoma Wash.
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Wise River
Edward H. Harvey
Beaverhead County
Montana
Hecla
Mont
Hecla Mining Company
Glendale
Melrose
Bannack Lodge
Julia H
William K. Harvey
Carl
Butte
Herbert
Divide
Maurice
Missoula
Louise Jones
Lewis Jack
West Newton
Mass
White Funeral Home
G. W. Plested
Tacoma
Wash
C. C. Gray
Nevada Avenue
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Feet
Advertisement for Moone's Emerald Oil claims fast pain and swelling reduction in fifteen minutes with repeated applications. It touts odor elimination and antiseptic oils, urging purchases at Owsley's Paxson & Rockefeller Puller Ansconda druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Moone
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
An ad describes Fasteeth a fine powder to sprinkle on dentures to prevent slipping. It promises teeth stay firm and comfortable with no gummy taste, fresh breath, and offers three sizes through druggists.
Wood Haulers Urged To Clear Debris In Forest
R T Ferguson Deer Lodge supervisor urged wood haulers to clear debris after inspecting the Butte district. The forest is open to hauling except Thompson Park Nez Perce and Echo Lake areas. He cited careless disposal of branches and improper cutting methods increasing fire risk.
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R. T. Ferguson
Deer Lodge
Butte
Hilman Wisckol Sues for Divorce Custody and Support
Hilman Wisckol filed for divorce from Carl J. Wisckol in district court claiming extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of four minor children use of the home and furniture and a reasonable maintenance fee. Florence Ring was granted a divorce from Engie Ring by Judge T E Downey. The action was uncontested. Flor ence Wood restored as maiden name and $50 attorney fees plus $20 costs awarded.
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Hilman Wisckol
District Court
Carl J. Wisckol
Florence Ring
Engie Ring
T. E. Downey
Florence Wood
Butteman Hurt In Car Collision Near Donald
Thomas Thompson of 2124 Redwood Street suffered severe injuries yesterday when his car collided with Spencer Merry of 720 East Mercury Street on the Eighteen Mile highway near Donald. Merry’s car overturned. Thompson was thrown against the dash and windshield. Walter Bauer drove Thompson’s car. Both vehicles were badly damaged. other passengers had minor injuries. Thompson was taken to Murray hospital by Joe Loney.
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Thomas Thompson
Redwood Street
Spencer Merry
Mercury Street
Thompson
Whitehall
Merry
Butte
Madison
Donald
Walter Bauer
Murray Hospital
Joe Lowney
Montana Trucking Lines seeks injunction on railway bus line hearing
The Montana Trucking Lines filed in district court to halt a public hearing on Northern Pacific Transportation Co. s request to operate a Butte to Bozeman truck line. The suit claims the board denied the trucking firm s permit in 1933 and notes a pending action to overturn that ruling. A hearing on NP Transportation s June 30 filing is urged to be blocked until the existing court case concludes.
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Anyeon
Northern Pacific Transportation Company
Butte
Bozeman
Montana Trucking Lines, Inc
Butte-Bozeman
Jury Chosen for Pierce Manslaughter Trial in Downtown Court
A 12 member jury was selected in Judge T. E. Downey's district court department to try Joseph Pierce on a manslaughter charge after John Mac Fadyen, 57, died from a car collision on Grandvenue near Harrison last October. Trial paused due to absence of county attorney N. A. Rotering, with jurors O Leary Leehan Frankovich Arel Jacobs Sullivan Harburt Reilly Antonch Mee Murray Lorenz retained for the Pierce case.
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T. E. Downey
Department of District Court
Joseph Pierce
Pierce
John MacFadyen
Grandvenue
Harrison
N. A. Rotering
Ragsdale Leaves for Pacific Coast Vacation
Ragsdale, longtime superintendent of care schools, travels with Mrs. Ragsdale and their two daughters Doris Jean and Janet for a monthlong trip along the Pacific coast. They plan visits to Seattle and possibly Southern California before deciding housing, with Douglas Gold to succeed him August 1. Motion picture audiences in Indo China rise.
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Ragsdale
Doris Jean
Janet
Pacific Coast
Seattle
California
Douglas Gold
Browning
Blackfoot Indian
Butte Council To Meet Over Street Vacations
The Butte city council will convene this evening in an adjourned session to act on a petition to vacate Prospect avenue West Broadway and West Granite streets at the Montana School of Mines campus. The aim is to provide a site for proposed dormitories for the school of mines.
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Butte
Prospect Avenue
West Broadway
West Granite
Montana School of Mines
School of Mines
Scout Registrations Exceed Last Year for Camp Lowlands
Registrations for the Silver Bow council summer encampment at Camp Lowlands begin July 8 at local headquarters and exceed last year’s numbers for the same period. O. E. Hoover, local executive, says the camp program is among the most elaborate yet and that Scouts may attend one week or multiple weeks during the season, which runs until August 19. A banner attendance is anticipated this year.
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Boy Scouts
Silver Bow Council
Building permit issued for repair of 6318 Ohio building
Commissioner Mike Loughran of the department of public works issued a building permit to M. Gordon for repair work at 6318 Ohio, with a cost of 100 dollars.
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Mike Loughran
Department of Public Works
M. Gordon
Ohio
Marine airmen expected today in Butte visit
Ten Marine Corps Reserve flyers on an annual licensing cross country training flight are due to land in Butte this afternoon between 3 and 4 o'clock for a two day visit weather permitting. The group will depart Seattle at 9 o'clock this morning in five Curtiss Wright hell divers with a Spokane stop likely. First Lieut Joseph P Adams commanding officer of observation squadron No 8 will oversee the visit.
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Marine Corps Reserve
Butte
Seattle
Spokane
Joseph P. Adams
Sullivan defendants named in damage suit over Hurlburt premises
Butte Land and Investment company filed a damage action in district court yesterday charging John D. Sullivan and Kate Sullivan with withholding possession of premises in the Hurlburt addition. The plaintiff seeks a judgment of $500.
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John D
Kate Sullivan
Butte Land and Investment Company
Hurlburt Addition
Chesterfield Blends for Milder Better Taste Satisfy
The ad explains Chesterfield uses many kinds of tobacco from home and abroad and blends them with Turkish tobaccos. By careful cross blending each variety contributes sweetness spice aroma and balanced smoke to achieve a milder better taste that satisfies.
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Owsley
Associated Press
Havre
Helena
Miles City
Calgary
St. Paul
Butteman
Albania
Indo- China
City Council
Fuller Paint Store
Une
Pina
Meer T
West Park
Reb deoUioll
Chesterfield
Schilling
Ligagrt & Myszs Tozscco Cy
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