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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1924
Page
3
Elberta peaches in crates Puyallup raspberries in crates 3.50 per crate half crate apricots baskets blue or blank 25c 10c 25c No 1 can chili con carne or tamales three for half pound Marvo washing powder packages Swift s lard four pounds eight pounds
Washington Aug 17 Mark Sullivan outlines the likely campaign battlegrounds between Democrats Republicans and La Follette The issues include the league of nations tariff unity of government honest government relief for farmers and the trust monopoly question with La Follette pressing anti monopoly in contrast to Republican pro big business stance and Democratic insistence on nonpartisan league referendum.
Eliza Jane Richards, married to William Henry Richards in Redruth Cornwall May 24 1906, yesterday began suit for divorce in the district court alleging extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of two minor children and 40 a month for their support plus 200 counsel fees. Judge W F Carroll signed a decree of divorce in the suit of RB Asenath Terry against Herbert A Terry granting 76 attorney fees.
The Butte Mines band, after playing all day Monday at Columbia Gardens, will give a new program at 8 o'clock next Thursday evening in front of the courthouse. Band Leader Ham Tre loar announced a rehearsal was held.
Approximately one third of Montana World War veterans have applied for compensation under four new laws. O C Lamport of the U S Veterans Welfare Bureau in Montana says the bureau is handling applications as he attends to business matters in Butte.
Legion posts assist disabled ex soldiers in securing positions while many applicants write to the Washington office. Mr Lamport, in Butte, represents several men seeking employment in the ex service community.
Mrs. M. L. D. Shea of Spokane arrived in Butte to visit her daughter Mrs. Jack Dever at the Mueller apartments. The Devers were recently married in Spokane. Rainfall in Belgium varies from 28 to 40 inches annually.
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