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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1921

Page

11

Nations spring up on Baltic and summer heat in Butte pool

In Butte the Clark playground pool becomes a microcosm of America as heat waves drive families from diverse backgrounds to splash and improvise. Kids of many nationalities dive into shallow waters while adults debate cooling methods and fashion. The Baltic nations meanwhile push national pride through opera and trains as postmaster verses poke light humor at summer heat.

Clark Playground America Butte Europe British Isles Asia Leander Hellespont Lord Byron Byron N International Spondent London Russian Empire Specia Asthenia Tatvian Lithuania France Diplo Ream Reir EWTON_C. PARKE Baltic Aubloprats

City and Country in Health Race

Washington doctor argues cities offer healthier environments for children than rural areas. Dr. Hubert Work cites three reasons: cleaner living conditions, more prompt medical care, and greater medical facilities. He notes higher doctor density in cities and better school dental care, while acknowledging hospital access remains limited in rural areas.

H. K. Reynolds International News Washington Hubert Work American Medical Association Work United States Greater Hospital

Klan emissaries invade the far west reports

Denver dispatch describes hooded emissaries entering Utah Wyoming New Mexico Nevada and Montana to form a clan division under a “great goblin” leader claiming protection of white supremacy. The item notes 12 601 names compiled by Prof. Marley with 117 deaths cited on the American side and includes courtroom dialogue from a Progressive Farmer account.

Denver Utan Wyoming New Mexico Nevada da Re Montana Consti Werdd “Authority Smene Weal Pundred

Readjustment in Post Offices Ends in Economy Drive

Washington reports postwar readjustment at large post offices begins immediately after detailed instructions to about 16 000 postmasters. The plan aims to save roughly 3 million dollars this fiscal year by curbing extravagant practices while avoiding service curtailment. Measures include reallocating clerks and carriers, reducing auxiliary expenditures, and promoting early mailing and simple mail routing to cut costs.

Washington Fe ‘Fara Poraibie Ers

Watchmen Warn Citizens After Missing Watches Report

In Columbus Ohio a local citizen quipped that someone has plenty of time on their hands as police were informed by C D Reese H B Roberts and Mrs Earl Alberts that their watches are missing. The force warned the public to keep an eye on their timepieces and watchful behavior.

Columbus Onio C.D. Reese Madison Nne H._B. Roberts King A Fue Earl Alberts North Fourth Street

Doctor Crafts Promotes Domestic Bliss In Reform Tone

A colorful profile of Rev Dr Crafts, a veteran reformer known for cheerful rhetoric. He sells happiness through humor and prudent household guidance, urging wives to claim their legal share, maintain income control, and avoid needless strain. He notes opposition from Rev Noah Cooper but stays upbeat about reform’s progress.

David M Atonal News Service Ashington Seneman Wilbur Fchante Beelzebub New Jersey Crafts Ewan Ot Tos New York Noah Cooper Nashville Tenn Cooper

Seizure of 214 Quarts of Whiskey in Maine Raid

Sheriff Edward Grant and deputies seized 214 quarts of Canadian whiskey traveling from Van Buren to Bangor. The automobile, operated by W. Maynard of Bangor, was seized along with the liquor, according to officers.

Houston Maine Edward Grant James Ross James Jackins van Buren Bangor W. ©. Maynard

Notice to Motorists and Court Action in Springfield

Orthampton may make customs but does not provide an alias for a young man attempting to drive with one hand while his other arm circles the steering wheel. Judge John B. O'Donnell fined Joseph of Springfield thirteen dollars in district court for violating a minor traffic regulation.

Orthampton John B. O'Donnell Joseph Springfield District Court

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