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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1920
Page
11
Anaconda notices span Alco Taxi contact details shopping deals and social reports. Events include lodge and church meetings Knights of Columbus gathering at St Pauls, youth baseball prep, and various visits among residents.
Sanitary Council Shovlin last week reported milk tests averaging well above the usual level. Butter fat standards are 3.3 percent, with test results listing dealers and fat percentages such as John Verlante 8.5, William Benninger 3.8, William McMonigle 9.6, Nick Verlanic 6, Val Gall 4.4, and Purity Dairy 5.0.
William and Irma Morris, reported missing from their Venibme hotel home early Thursday, have been found in Logan and are being held. Their mother Mrs. Morris was alerted for return, per sheriff’s office, as more details were promised in a direct message.
Frank McGinnis, recently moved from Anaconda to Santiago, Chile, reports on bullfighting seen in Lima Peru. He details three bull deaths and five horse deaths, the ruthlessness of the sport, and praises the South American matador while condemning the horse killings as cruel and barbaric.
Narrative describes Latin American norms on bullfighting and lottery, then recounts a voyage stopping at Iquique and Antofagasta. It notes Valparaiso bound bull fighters, a goring incident, and life in the nitrate hub town with rainless 60 years, horse-drawn streetcars, and imports reliance. Several named travelers depart Antofagasta for Santiago.
A brief newspaper snippet captures Mrs. Gabbins challenging John with a sharp remark about her wit, replying that she is as sharp as a knife while he retorts he is merely a table knife. The exchange plays on humor and domestic banter.
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