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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
5
Interchurch world movement reports that 30 denominations aim to raise 236777 dollars during a week in April to May to boost preacher salaries and pensions. Tower Babson notes average US minister income about 937 dollars yearly. campaign seeks better living wages for families of clergy.
A sale of surplus army goods begins today with a carload of miscellaneous items on display yesterday. Shoes, under wear, blankets and more are sold at reduced prices by Market Master J. L. Legare under Maj. A. C. Aldrich who directs the sale and will continue until shipment is disposed of. Major Aldrich previously ran a similar sale in Butte.
In Carthage Missouri on April 21 two unstrictured delegates to the Republican National Convention were chosen by the Fifteenth district convention.
More than 600 school children in Three Springs are to perform the cantata Three Springs at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium under Miss Mina Bennett. The audience will hear a lively program as the students have worked hard, and the event promises a fine display of youthful talent.
Faithful practice at the music trade schools yields exceptional talent with the group Thren'springs led by Paul Bliss. Miss Bennett and Miss Springs feel confident in a finished production by months end.
A Canadian official bulletin bans publications, journals, circulars, leaflets, and printed matter from transmission through Canada post. It states the order applies to items issued by or for the Industrial Workers of the World. The bulletin notes Canada advised U S postal authorities to enforce the measure.
Butte Ad club members at a K Weekly luncheon held at the Silver Wing club discussed city affairs in an informal setting. Mayor spoke briefly and participants used the opportunity to air issues, with plans for a return discussion in the near future.
Representatives in New York stated they had no knowledge of any planned uprising in the British dependencies. The comments came as officials sought to address reports of a coordinated plot to spark disturbances across British territories.
Frank P. Roop a 38 year old vice president of a prominent San Francisco jewelry firm was killed when his car struck a garbage wagon. His wife Mrs Roop was slightly injured in the crash observed today by local police and witnesses.
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