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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
6
Today specials at National No 3 list low cash prices on broom and flour bundles. Bargains include 1.25 value brooms with sacks of Montana bread flour, Ceretena flour sacks, and various brands at drop prices. Tea and coffee promos highlight Third Cup branding with modest per pound and per can savings.
Lutey Brothers reduced retail coffee by five cents per pound after wholesale prices dropped one half to six cents. Carl A. Rossman of Lutey says the decline may persist only if Brazil's price trends reverse. Telluric impact noted for Butte housewives and state early benefit.
Butte's representative first aid team continues intensive practice after receiving a reduced set of 49 problems from the U S Bureau of Mines. The squad plans one public demonstration on September 3 in the high school auditorium at the American College Surgeons meeting before departing for the international first aid contest in Denver on September 9 through 11.
A week long automobile trip through Montana Idaho and Eastern Washington was completed by W Wellington Smith and family who returned to Butte yesterday. The Smiths visited Missoula Spokane and Walla Walla. Crop conditions in Washington are the best in years Mr Smith reported. Spokane is prospering and Walla Walla is erecting a number of handsome buildings.
After many delays the one story terra cotta faced building on the northeast corner of Wyoming and Park streets is at last ready for occupancy. The foundation can support three more stories and the owners D. J. Charles and the McMillan estate expect to take over soon.
Air battles will occur at 20 000 feet altitude with blunt nosed all metal armored planes traveling over 200 miles an hour, according to War Department information received today.
A giant flagpole on the roof of a six story apartment house saved the residence and its inhabitants from injury during a terrible thunder and lightning storm in New York.
The lightning rod acted as a lightning rod and diverted the bolt away from the house, breaking the big pole which shattered and splinters fell to the ground.
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