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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1920
Page
12
Mr and Mrs Milton Stafford and daughter Monida return from Sweden after a long trip delayed by a Swedish longshoremen strike. The Stockholm ran into coal shortages. third class passengers helped eccalup, triggering crew strikes and extending the voyage by six days.
Easter Sunday service at 7 20 p m in the Methodist church directed by Mrs A B Hecker with Miss Florence Blomstrom at the piano Includes opening hymn Sunday school chorus scripture read by four girls Bernice Peterson Loretta Johnson Mamie Meeke Ruth Kretzer prayer solo Christ Is Risen master address Mildred Gilchrist song Be Happy Today Sunday school boys recitation The Wonderful Guest Una Kunkle Resurrection Morn ing exercise Lillian Ashlock Madlyn Redmond Ruth Lindal Joy Rosenborough Frances Waters song Gods Beautiful World choir flower exercise Primary department song What the Robins Say Primary recitation The Tiny Brown Seed Charles Lovel duet Were There No Cross Dorothy Capps Alice Bennett acrostic Jesus Lives Primary offering He Lives Again choir Benediction
Miss Mary Finan has accepted the appointment of matron at the isolation hospital to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs H H Edwards. Finan is a graduate nurse and previously worked at the Warm Springs state hospital for about nine years in Anaconda.
Belgrade reports a signed agreement between the Jugo-Slav and Hungarian governments. Hungary will deliver a large number of railway cars and locomotives while Jugo-Slavia will supply Hungary with 20 000 hogs 70 carloads of bacon and 500 carloads of maize and wheat in return.
In Guayaquil on April 1 President Moreno travels to the Ecuador Colombia border with President Suraz to lay the cornerstone for a monument commemorating the July treaty that defined their shared boundaries.
The State Department announced that Russians wishing to return home will be permitted to depart on affidavits of identity. This new policy clarifies travel requirements for Russian nationals seeking repatriation.
Des Moines dealers announced an advance of 75 cents per ton in the retail price of Iowa coal. They did not forecast future pricing. Iowa coal now sells at 7.50 dollars a ton under the new price.
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