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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
9
An advertisement touts a new helactine process that claims to remove facial hair completely and quickly without poison. It urges women to buy the product from a druggist or dealer, promising painless extraction of hairs from roots.
Minneapolist Aug 20 Homer La Ferme president of the United States Chamber of Commerce said Europe must develop foreign trade and call for American business respect. He warned that the United States must maintain a vast merchant marine and establish credits and confidence abroad to support trade.
Washington Aug 20 Con forvine rolling out a mineral leasing bill to govern oil gas coal phosphate and sodium on government lands with Senator Smoot in charge aiming for final passage soon. The measure closely resembles a prior bill that failed in Congress after the Senate did not adopt the finance report. After reading the bill and minor amendments the session proceeds. Elks Yakima open state convention expected to draw 6 000 to 8 000 visitors tomorrow as two thousand Elks are already in the city.
Mischa Glusehkin, renowned violinist, appears at the Ansonia this week drawing praise from local musicians for his Eastern-influenced performance. Once first concert master of Cologne’s symphony, he endured imprisonment before leaving Russia, later serving as soloist in Sweden and Minneapolis prior to his American debut. The article also mentions a western comedy feature and lists numerous Dillon area visitors and locals in town.
A list of guests and visitors staying at Butte hotels includes John Peterson of Wickes, W I E Moses from Geyser, P H McDonald of Philipsburg, F R Fitzgibbon of Basin, Ray C Culver of Helena, E P Brogan of Anaconda, H A Fiske of Great Falls, W M Branford of Livingston, A D Fraser of Hall, J B Woodward of Lewistown, Verne Stevenson from upper Madison, Anton Lesserer of Boulder, Jack Williams from Judith Gap, Selway and Roscoe Cornell of Dillon, Harold Brandt from Boulder, E D Hull of Harlowton, J D McLeod from Norris, Edward W Brown of Phil, Alfred N Peterson of Jackson, Elmquist from Great Falls, W M Cobleigh in Bozeman, C M Batch from Helena, Mr. and Mrs. H L Kern from Gild, Mrs Catherine Burnam from Anaconda, Dr F E Bucher of Wisdom, J E Dart of Dillon, Mrs Georgia Matthews and Miss Isabel Watson at the Thornton, Maj Henry B Sanborn from the United States Army, A Bronson of Missoula, G Goforth of Billings, Peter and John Guilio from Cataract, Bernard Joyce and A M Embretson at the Finlen.
Snohomish County Jail was broken into Monday night and items held for evidence in an alleged theft case were stolen.
Imperial rescript issued in Tokyo promises civilian rule replacing military government in Korea. It envisions village and town governments by popular suffrage and extends Japanese legal rights to Koreans, ending the privileged status of Japanese. Executive orders to implement the rescript were issued in Tokyo and summarized for dispatch.
Washington. The Department of Agriculture announced wheat crop totals and figures on the government guaranteed price for No hard winter wheat. In the Kansas City district 11 percent of hard winter wheat inspected graded No 1 or better, with Oklahoma City showing a similar percentage.
In Tacoma on August 20, a protest erupted as the Kiwanis club adopted a resolution recognizing Rainier as the official mountain name. The controversial move prompted strong public reaction and heated discussion.
In Walla Walla on August 20, two ranchers will serve on each standing committee of the Commercial club to strengthen ties between farmers in the valley and business interests.
The art of shoeing horses to protect their hoofs against the hard. Usage was, unknown, fo tloned in the history of the Celts as late as the fifth century.
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