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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1924

Page

12

Rotary Outing at Waterloo Aug 23 Aug 2d

Butte Rotarians and their ladies plan a picnic at Andrew Davis ranch near Waterloo on Saturday August 23. The club met at Silver Bow club and heard a musical program with Jeannette Rich, Harold Eslick, Janet Hobbs, Nina Whetstone and Harold Milick performing. A request to fund paving Harrison Avenue from Harvard Holmes Avenue was emphasized by J H Rowe. New Rotary members Brice Toole, Walter Miller and R T McCulloh were welcomed, and a new program committee was appointed.

Miss Holmes Avenues J. H. Rowe Good Jim Harrison Avenue Harvard Holmes Avenue Rowe Mr. Rowe Rotary Club Butte Frank R. Venable John Bree Salvation Army Brice Toole Walter Miller R. T. McCulloh Charles Goodale George Martin Jerry Owen Levi Wild Cecil Clifford John Boardman

Arraignment Delayed in County Clerk Omission Case

D Levy deputy county clerk faced charges for omitting 720 voters from printed registration lists at last May’s city county consolidation election. Hearing continued to 10 am Saturday at AG Rankin’s request as he could not be present in Helena. In London a recent fund raising rose sale saw 20 000 women and girls sell 12 000 000 Blooms.

D. Levy W. D. Rankin Helena London

US aid eyed for lasting peace in Europe

Justin Godart, the French labor minister, told the Associated Press in Geneva that the United States must contribute to a durable peace in Europe, arguing eight hours daily work and American idealism can aid reconstruction without drawing the U.S. into European politics. England echoed similar sentiments urging not to extend work hours amid rising production.

Geneva Europe Justin Godart Associated Press Godart United States France Washington England Rhys Davies Mr. Davies

All Makes of Cars Listed on Yellowstone Trail Register

The Yellowstone trail bureau shows a register of American and some foreign car makes. Unfamiliar names like Auburn Dort and Lafayette appear, with Studebaker more common than Ford. Notable visitors include Frank Zook and four from Philadelphia, and Edward Gampher with others from Elkhart Indiana en route to Seattle.

Yellowstone Trail Bureau Montana Auburn Dort Lafayette Studebaker Butte Frank Zook Philadelphia Edward Gampher Russell Barkes Urban Workinger Elkhart Ind Seattle Bureau

Man Arrested In East Second Street Gun Incident

William Sherford was arrested after Allen accused him of driving him from a store on East Second Street with a gun over a money dispute. Chief Murphy confirmed the arrest following the complaint.

William Sherford Allen Sherford East Second Street Chief Murphy

Juttner Not On Official Ballot For U S Senator Race

Butte lawyer Charles F. Juttner who announced plans to run for United States senator on the independent ticket does not appear on the official ballot. The certified ballot lists four parties Democrat Republican Socialist and Farm Labor. Only one socialist candidate appears J Skinner for lieutenant governor. County Clerk Molloy sent the certified state ballot to the printer. Silver Bow county voters total 21 755 with 1 000 to 1 500 more expected to register before November. Primaries registration closed July 26. Last fall registration closes September 19 at 5 p m.

Charles F. Juttner Butte J. Skinner Molioy Silver Bow

Saxony Mills Struggle to Meet Booming Table Linen Demand

Textile mills in Saxony work overtime to fill a surge in table linen orders, leaving shipments backlogged and production strained. Strong entitles include Saxony and textile mills, with demand driving extended hours and delayed deliveries.

Saxony

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Women’s Cotton Union Suits Milan Braid Patent Milan Symons Normandy Ralston Russia Chilren Babcock Jergen Pinaud Waterloo Butte Club Andrew Davis Ranch Gase U.5 Juttner
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