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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
7
The April weather in Butte featured 19 days of rain and total precipitation of 2.83 inches, far above last year’s 0.71 inches. Clear days were only two, with 18 days of steady weather and 9 days partly cloudy. The coldest day was April 3 at 3 degrees above zero and the warmest was April 19 at 62 degrees above. Last year’s April had 20 degrees above on April 9 and 72 degrees on April 4.
Dotty and David learn of a Meadow Folks May Day celebration beside the stream. Mr Grasshopper confirms Miss Mayday will attend and invites all meadow and field residents, promising the children a quick arrival if they come along with him.
Dotty and David ride Grasshopper and his brother to a meadow party. The gathering includes Miss May Day, Flower Fairies, bees with fiddles, and Green Frogs drums. They welcome the guests and help the fairies find new homes before returning to school.
Mrs. B. Ess of Batavia reports a pig from a litter of eleven that bizarrely has three snouts two mouths and two tongues and can see with all three eyes while feeding through both throats. The unusual animal attracts attention from farmers and others in Rochester.
The ad outlines two methods to win votes for the Standard prizes: clipping Tree coupons from each issue and securing new or old subscription payments. It notes votes depend on payments, urges early campaigns, and offers a T600 credit to nominated members when the next list is published. It directs nominating blanks to be sent to the subscription manager and asks supporters to gather free vote coupons with subscriptions.
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