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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
7
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Rent pianos from Orton Bros. All kinds of stationery and writing material at P. O. News Stand. Born Aug 13 to Mr and Mrs J Healy 1871 Excelsior St a son. Born Aug 12 to Mr and Mrs E H Lauanaudean 608 S Idaho St a daughter. City permit to Clara M Myer to erect a bungalow 40 cost 2500 at 1207 Steel St. Permits for smaller amounts indicate active construction. Burt Billings, brother of W Billings, city building inspector, leaves for Stafford Springs Conn to visit relatives and may settle in the East. He has been in Butte eight years. ee
In Phoenix Arizona a record crop of watermelons was sold by K S Rousseau who lives north of the city He obtained 45 tons from one acre of land and sold at prices from 20 to 40 per ton One truckload of 8500 pounds carried melons averaging 43 pounds each The sale highlights a bumper harvest and strong melon prices in the region.
A South Main street man faced charges for selling narcotics after Police Chief Murphy and federal agents targeted local dispensers. The suspect admitted buying dope recently but refused to name suppliers, while two women named Cupid Hartman and Bernice Reynolds were fined on vagrancy charges after showing narcotic influence.
In Helena on August 18 a large well pump boosts the city water system and signals the end of the drought crisis. Three Shiprine plants are operational, irrigation continues, and while conservation remains prudent, fear of a drought episode subsides.
Andy Makki a 24 year old Finlander weighing 210 pounds was confined in a padded cell for five days after drinking moonshine and Hoffman drops. He roared struck walls and refused nourishment during the ordeal before regaining strength.
Annual picnic at Thompson Park staged by Connell's store workers led by Coleman. Afloat in three large trucks from Butte at 7:30 AM, cash girls served lunches while dozens of employees joined in athletic events such as broad jumping, sack races, three legged races, hill climbs, boxing, pie eating and watermelon contests. The piece notes 760000 men employed in U S coal mines in 1918.
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