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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1924
Page
12
A testimonial from Howard Laxe of Howard Lake Minnesota praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for easing long lasting pain. The letter requests B Pinkham's Private Text on Ailments Peculiar to Women and offers free subscription details.
The Little Basin mountain camp hosts 50 girls aged 10 to 14 for one to two weeks of camping, outdoor activities, and the honor of scouting. Led by camp director Miss Burney Rice, the program includes daily routines, club meetings, nature study, first aid, and a 40 foot flagpole project with patrol duties. Visitors may attend Fridays 7 to 9 pm and Sundays 2 to 6 pm as stunts and camp fires engage the girls each week.
Washington reports federal aid highways designated in 34 states under the public roads bureau. Montana expects about 6,000 miles of federal aid roads. The system covers most cities over 5,000 population with most people living on or near the aid network. Some states claim up to 98 percent coverage, others still awaiting approvals.
The Union Cold Storage company now controls eight rye meat packing plants and 8,500 retail butcher outlets in the United Kingdom and colonies, expanding to 2,400 shops and market stalls. The Vesey Brothers oversee the firm, giving it the empire’s largest meat distribution network and impacting prices and trade.
In a sparsely attended observance at Silver Bow county courthouse, the sixth annual Miners' Field Day took place as usual with few court filings and the county attorney filing a single complaint. The event involved courthouse routines while the mining community marked the day with solemnity and work amid ongoing business in adjacent offices.
In 1926 the United States saw sixteen million motor cars on the roads. The statement reflects a growing automotive boom and widespread adoption across cities and rural areas.
The report shows 5,120 insolvencies in the second quarter, up from 5,665 in the first quarter and 4,408 in the second quarter of 1923. For the first six months of 1924 there were 10,785 business failures, compared with 9,724 a year earlier, amid a turbulent motor industry in the United States.
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