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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-31
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A new court house is TO be erected
at Deer Lodge.
Federal aid has been granted for
Lewistown paving.
Montana farmers raised 5000, 900
bushels of potatoes in 1920.
The State Poultry Show will open
at Helena on January 10th.
The smelter wages at Great falls
have been reduced $1.0O per day.
The Montana State Bar Association
will meet at Helena on January 4th.
The cost of the 1920 election in Cas-
cade county aggregated soc per vote.
A site has been secured for the erec-
ton at Libby for a new Public library.
The Park City community has pro-
duced the champion ear of corn in the
state.
A new $1,425 city clock has been
purchased by the city of Deer Lodge
for the city hall.
Montana wheat won several prizes
at the International Grain Exposition
in Chicago recently.
The Niels Lumber company and
logging camps at Libby have been in
definitely shut down.
An overall factory has been opened
in the city of Butte and will manufac-
ture overalls for miners.
/ A new newspaper has been estab-
lished at Lima in Beaverhead county
with R. C. Polk as editor.
New machinery and added equip
oan l.,o 4. ,,aI 81 D1lN f~, ~c%n11
alton at the Merkel Mine.
Plans are going forward for the
continuance of extensive improvement
on the roads in Cascade county.
The range for cattle in Montana is
this year in better condition than it
has been for the past ten years.
Two hundred and sixty-six ears of
potatoes were shipped to market this
eason by farmers of the Flathead
Valley.
The new department store building
of the Conrad Mercantile company at
Conrad has been opened. The building
is one of the finest and most modern in
the state.
A trapper heal Highwood, Montana,
reports having killed 10 wolves in a
period of eight months. He states
that there are six mother wolves left
in that vicinity.
The Great Northern car men of the
shops at Great Falls have set forth
a plan to cut their hours per day to
thus enable the employment of several
who have been laid off.
1t has been decided that all of the
proceeds of the $1,000, 900 bond issue
favorably voted upon at the recent
election be used for the erection of
new buildings for the states colleges.
Hobson, one of the aspirants at the
recent election for the county seat Of
the new county of Judith Basin has
announced that she will take her con-
test proceedings to the supreme court.
The vote which gave distinction to
Stanford was very close and Hobson
claims Irregularities.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-31

The Middle West is being swept by
the farm bureau movement. The re-
suit of the hundreds of organizers in
Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa working
with the county as a unit has been to
sign up from rs to 30 per cent Of the
farmers.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-12-31

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Violin, Sid, Nashua, Mont. ..
Wick, Harry A, Frazer, Mont. ,-..,
Van Wagenen, Arthur, Thoeny, NJ
VaHalleo, Andrew, Roanwood, M
Vickberg, John, Roanwood, Mont.
Wick, Walter, Opheim, Mnot. 1890.
Vail, Jack, Opheim, Mont. ..--~.
Wick, Carl T., Opheim, Mont. 1900.
Vogt, Albert, Lustre, Mont. -,.......,
Vanderpan, Weber, Larslan, Mont
Vanhook, Clark, 8th Point, Mont
Vance, Clarence, Scobey, Mont. -.
Van Wankle, w. A., Lansford, N.
Vatne, John A, Cooperstown, N.
Vaagen, I. T., Wolf Point, Mont.
Vanhook, Clark, 9Th Point, Monta
Wild, C. L., Glasgow, Mont. .....,.,
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johnson, Ben H., Glasgow, N
Jeffry, Rev. J. R. Glasgow, N
Johnson, Carl, Glasgow, Nor
Jellum, Halvor, Glasgow, Nc
Jones, j. E., Glasgow, Mont.
Jones, H. p, Glasgow, Mont
Jones, E. w.. Glasgow, Mont
Jones, j. j., Glasgow, Mont.
Jones, E. F., Glasgow, Mont,
Johnson, Charles j., Glasgow
Jacobson, Paul, Glasgow, Nc
johnson, Mrs. Marion, Glasg
johnson, Hans, Glasgow, Mo.
Joslyn Bros, Glasgow, Mont
Johnson, R. F., Glasgow, Nc
Johnson, Chas. R., Glasgow,
johnson, w. E., Nashua, Mo
johnson, Ed c., Oswego, Nc
johnson, Carl w., Tampico,
Jones, R. F., Tamplco, Mont.
Jones, VIM. H., Genevieve, N
Johnson, VIM. H., Thoeny Nj
James Clayton, Thoeny, Mon
Jacobson, Earl H., Opheim.
Jacobson, Chester, Opheim,
Jorgenson, Christ, Opheim,
johnson, Carl, Opheim, Mont
Johnson, Emil, Opheim, Mont
Jannscn, A. NJ, Avondale, M
Janzen, C. c., Lustre, Mont.
Jennings, Milo, Baylor, Mont
Johnson, Albert, Baylor, MOI
Johannason, Eilert, Larslan,
johnson, Leroy, Larslan, Nc
Johnson, j. c., Saco, Mont. =.
Jordon, R. H., Saco, Mont. :,
Johnson, Olaf, Moemen, N. L
Johnson A. S., Wolf Point, N
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Luse, Mrs. Dean, Glasgow,
Lewis, Willard l., Glasgow,
Laskey, Leo, Hinsdale, Mont
Larivere, Alex, Hinsdale. Nc
Loberg, John, Hinsdale, Nor
Lingel, David, Hinsdale, Nor
Lauckner, Robert, Nashua. \
Leer, Tom, Nashua, Mont. -.
Lokken, Arthur, Nashua, Nc
Leder, Herman, Oswego, Mo
Larson, Mrs. Elmer, Nashua.
Lancaster, J. R., Nashua, NJ
Lindberg, Carl j., Frazer, M
Lindsey, Arthur, Frazer, Nj
Lawrence, James,, Frazer, n
Lett, Geo., Nashua, Mont. -.
Lacy, Willis, E., Frazer, Mo
Lee, John & Bro, Thoeny, y
Lund, Sherman, Barr, Mont.
Lincecum, Leo, Thoeny, MOI
Larson, Peter, Tobison, Mon
Larson, Peter, Thoeny, Mon
Lafournaise, Alexander, Opl
Lafournaise, Frank, Opheim
Lee, John, E., Opheim, Mon
Lindquist, Fred, Lustre, Mo;
Linden, Chas., Baylor, Mont.
Lawisen, Christ, Baylor, Mo
Lind, E., Larslan, Mont. $685..
Lotus, Mrs. Bessie, Ossette,
Lotus, Kate, Ossette, Mont.
Lenertz, Arnold, St. Paul, Mil
Long, Mrs. Estella, Wolf Poi
Logue, DR.. Paul T., DuBuqu'
Lippe,, Arthur, Bainville, Mo
Langen, Nels, Wolf Point,
Lee, Peter B., Kenyon, MINI
Larsay, Julius H., .~~.~.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-06
~HuaoREsQUE" IS
POWER FOR GOOD
To be cont inued


Paying remarkable tribute 70 ii0-
morcsqne the Paramount picture 'a
motherrloye MISS ANNA jays, lollisR
.er Q the lnternaff9nai Mo1ileF : i'aN,
sroe e F.I Al ofoNitz- exploitation
repr..Sefta{lYe lof famous tlaSsiS=
I-asky Corporation e philadeiphla'
tina the paolo5piay VIII nave Z iiioie
far-Fe2fh.ng eheel on me morale 9
our men end women tf1aa do2eh g
the most enee1lye sermons anu seois
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REGISTRATION IN
SECOND CITY WARD

While il was busy day OF regis
ration yesterday il the Second Ward,
there Was not quite such 4 rush 81
yomcn to register rs the week preyi-
gus. The clerks report the number
registered in this ward to have been
2225. OF this Number there were 1873
Who declare their party affiliation 70
De Democratic, 81 Republican. and 5
lee.iHel 10 givetheir party affliation
OF the oldest women who registered
in this ward, one gave her age ais 10
and Tie next oldest IS
The Democratic showing In this
ward is better than Lass Tuesday
There Will be two more days OF regis
ration Saturday, october .. from 9
a. m TO 9 p. m and next Tuesday. 0c-
tober u at the same hours. October
l9 Will liz for revision only
s-----
Bridgeport. Il j.. conducts public
spankings fol- unruly toys in a back
room Of the town nall
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-15

S~etarAa f~om4rHIs v0fnfsr Srnn IRE
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-15

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lr the -l-n Oklahoma aiss-1s@ 81 q
meeting 1t ths .rsr sssti11z Enrul,1s
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Fr'lu izsVs HiHuraF EsHa1latis,r s,s rne
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The AiiEins uuHngF SunaHr Sraeo
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
GROCERIES "7 7sa;g1. @e

IAN. Libby's pure fruit and
sugar, strawberry, loganberry, black
berry and apricot, pound and four
ounce cans. soc.
SORGHUM, BRrnard's Indiana
made, 5-pound pals, 75e.
SPARKS SELF-RIsING FLOUR,
box, 4Se.
BAKING POWDER. Royal. large
size, 39c.
JELLY. Mallard brand, pure fruit
and sugar, 615ounce glass, 15c.
SUNSHINE CAKES AND CRACK
Frs. 8 13c. 16&. 1zG.
-Ayres-Basement
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self publicly commends them for the
work they accomplished in behalf OF their
country"
Eight or ten years ago, he said, the adj
vertising men, in convention, asked them
selves what was the matter with ad-
vertising, and after vigorous discussion
and investigation reached the conclusion
that the question could best be an
swered by insisting that TRUTH be the
basis for all advertisements every
where, so that today that is the constant
aim of the organization.
Mr.. Donnelley praised the Indianapolis
advertising men who for months have
been working to make the convention now
going on a success in every sense Of the
word.
I'm all the conventions have at
tended. and that means every one since
1912, with the exception Of the San Fran
cisco convention in 1918. l never saw
things, in such tlp-top shape" In 1918
Mr.. Donnelley, who is Chicago man. was
food administrator for Lake county and
member Of the finance committee Of the
central district of the Red Cross.
The program, he said, was ideal. He
congratulated Jesse H. Neal of New
York, head OF the business press, on
his work Of getting up the program
1.-THE program be said, tells the
whole story In former years we placed
on the program men nationally known
as orators and permitted them to choose
their own subject, but this year we
have assigned men Of national promi-
nenee TO speak subjects that VIII
help US throw light on the subject of
advertising and the relation to business
and the public.
Advertising when married TO selling
is merchandising; when divorced 1t is
inefficiency. This is a time when the
country must be efficient"
Mr. Donnelley is president OF the Reu-
hen H. Donnelley corporation and vice
president OF X. r. Donnelley and g. Sons.
TWO big Chicago concerns which publish
directories, magazines and other perIodi>
calls and do an enormous printing busl-
ness While IN indianapolis Mr.. Don
neiley is making use OF "the presidents
car" an attractive looking automobile
turned over to him for his use by The
Indiana Daily Times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
BERLIN VOTE WON
BYINDEPENDENTS
Incomplete Rural Returns
Show Same Trend.

BERLIN, June Complete returns
for Berlin in the national elections
showed that the independents led with
a total Of $50 votes.
The majority socialists were second,
with 1S5, 200.
The total vote cast for Volkspartei
candidates was 10000
The remaining 900 votes recorded
were divided among candidates Of all
other parties.
Incomplete returns from the provincial
districts indicate that the predictions
based uron the Berlin election results
have been fulfilled Throughout the
country.
The heaviest gains. according TO the
figures received have been shown by the
extreme rights and the extreme lefts.
The independents, the vOikspartei and
the nationalists have continued TO show 4
gain, while the majority socialists and
the democrats have lost strength, accord
ingly.
The Ruhr district was the only locality
in which the communists scored.
BY tabulation Of the mandates already
counted, it was officially stated the ma
tionaIists have eleven delegates to the
reichstaR, the volkepartei twelve. cen
trists thirteen, democrats seven, majority
socialists twenty -eight. independents
twenty-One and communists one.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into a
bottle containing three ounces OF Orchard
White which can be had Mt any drug
store. shake we'll and YOU havefa quarter
pint OF harmless and delightful lemon
bleach for few cents.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion
into the face, neck, arms and hands ench
day. then shortly note the beauty Of your
skin.
Famous stage beauties use lemon juice
to bleach and bring that soft, clear. rosy
white complexion. Lemons have always
been used as a freckle, sunburn and tan
remover. Make this up and try it.
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07

JELL-O AND JELL-O ICE
CREAM POWDER, all fiavors,
box. 1Ac. The dainty dessert
that needs no sugar.
BREAKFAST BACON, machine
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PRIMES, Santa Clara fruit,
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RsHAIALLO WS, Campfire
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NUT MEATS, pecan and walnut,
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
erwsu
!, Society y

Mrs. Frank B. Wynn, 4047 North Penn
sylvania street, will entertain the mem
bers of the Glendale College club at her
home Thursday afternoon.
49, A
Bishop and Mrs Frederick Leete Of
Atlanta are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
G. W. Combs, 27S4 Sutherland avenue,
Mrs. Florence Webster Long has gong
to New York prior to sailing for Europe
June 10, where she win be the guest Of
Lavra Smith in Paris.
Mrs. Carl Fletcher will be the hostess
for the children's party to be given satur-
day afternoon by the members of the Pi
Beta Phi alumni.
Rollo X. Thomas Of Honolulu will be
the speaker for the Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity banquet to be given at the
Board of Trade building tomorrow noon.
Mr.. Thomas is a graduate OF the 1915
class of Indiana university. He is at
tending the Associated Advertisers or
the World convention.
Mrs Elizabeth Hubbard, 2424 North
Delaware street, announce the. engage
ment of her daughter Agnes toWilliam
Edward Mick of this city. The wedding
will take place June 80
Mrs. CORTLAND YanCamp will hold
reception tomorrow afternoon in mem
DRY OF her mother, Mrs. Patsey Wilson
Patterson. Mrs. VanCamp will be as
sisted by officers of the local chapters
~ fha A n.
Miss Ruth Ship, a bride-elect Of this
month, was the guest honor at party
given by Mrs Constance Morley yester-
day
Decorations and table appointments
were carried out in pink and white. Pink
tapers and a huge basket OF pink roses
adorned the center of the table.
Two little girls presented the gifts
from a se-trimmed wheelbarrow.
A musical program was given preced-
ing the gift presentation. The special
surprise feature Of the afternoon was the
wedding cake which contained the time
honored symbols. the ring, thinble and
button.
Miss Ruth Ralston of this city is
spending few days with a camping
party who have a cottage on the Wabash
river a few miles north of Lafayette.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leo Lefcovits were at
home to their friends yesterday In honor
OF their daughter Esther. who is gradu-
ating from Shortridge High school. The
house was beautifully decorated with
roses and peonies and the Sho-tridge
oolors predominated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES

Indianapolis people will be sur
prised how quickly simple witch
h,1zel, camphor. hydrastis, etc, as
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Lavoptfk. We guarantee q small bot
tie to help ANY CASE weak, strained
Or iahamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup
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Advert isement-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-07
TI0O Centennial Concerts Pr0Ue
Best i9 Music History of City

by the managers who are in business to
make money out of the affairs.
1t is planned that this occasion shall
lead into a series of municipal concerts
for the next season that will be a great
benefit to the community as a whole and
put indianapolis at the front unsteady
az she is commercially.