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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1924
Page
11
July's weather showed an unusually warm start near 100 degrees, a cold snap to 35 on July 20, and mixed skies. Mean temperature reached 64.94 degrees with 1.37 inches rainfall, described as rather ordinary. forecasts predicted continued warmth and light showers in the western district from Helena.
Rocky Mountain Garden club members meet at 2 p.m. to discuss a flower show with Mrs. A. Carney urging members to bring one bloom of every flower in their garden for display. Mrs. Higgins to present on budding and fertilization as part of a demonstration aiding members in improving their flowers.
Three Epworth League institutes closed in Montana drawing 474 registered delegates and many visitors. Yellowstone Park Institute opened at Luccock Park near Livingston with 154 attendees from 21 chapters and 10 communities. Neihart hosted King's Hill Institute with rustic grounds and new bridges and a noted memorial gift to Snow chapel. Glacier Park Institute camp near Lake McDonald showcased a memorial service for Stephen Coburn and Merrill Smith, with significant faculty including Dr J D McCormick and Mist Winifred L Chappell guiding a robust program.
Mayor Horgan announced extended time for buying garbage and ash cans until Aug 7. Beginning on a set date strict enforcement of the garbage ordinance will be effective as inspectors visit all parts of the city searching for vendors still selling cans and determining costs to purchasers.
Fifty nine scouts gathered around a camp fire at the Beout camp in the Highlands Wednesday night and wrote testimonials of thanks to A. J. Davis president of the First Bank of Butte for his gift of a cement swimming pool to the camp. Construction work was supervised by Eugene Carroll.
Mr. O Connell notes European liberty, low crime in Dublin, and slow postwar adjustment as Mussolini’s Italian leadership gains strong public support. He contrasts European and American systems, cites unemployment in Britain, and observes bread prices and shifting trade as European cities rebuild amid global changes.
Police report a skull found near Bernice is connected to a woman case in Jefferson County. Chief Murphy says identification is not yet complete. Dr. Anderson who did dental work for Mrs. La Casse examined the skull about a month ago and noted possible dental work by him, but he gave no official report to Butte police.
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