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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
9
Wisdom prepares Sept 2 and 8 harvest celebration with sun up fireworks and nonstop events. Cowboys and cowgirls, ropers and trick riders, range from stage races to bareback contests. Free camps for tourists, bands relay dancing, beds optional but no sleep expected. Farmers report good crops and eager crowds for record turnout.
A local market lists a wide range of items with bulk and crate pricing. Yakima Elberta peaches and Bartlett pears for canning, Italian prunes, tomatoes, cane sugar, olives, anchovies, caviar, mushrooms, Parmesan cheese, German frankfurters, and various melons are offered with specific crate and jar prices. Fresh green corn, cabbage, lettuce, and other produce are also priced for daily sale.
The League of the Sacred Heart sewing group met at 1838 Phillips avenue hosted by Mrs John Casserly. A surprise handkerchief shower greeted her as she and her son prepare to move to Chicago for a year. Other features included a St John choir recital, instrumental solos, and 4 pm refreshments. The club planned evening meetings starting Sept 19.
Edward T. Clarke a Bostonian and longtime secretary to Mr. Coolidge steps into the role of Secretary to the President as Coolidge assumes the White House position.
Harlowton officials seek the identity of those persecuting Emmet O’Sullivan a former Butte resident. His office was broken into at night furniture backed up and papers scattered a skull and crossbones placard reading First Warning was left in his chair a $250 Wheatland county reward is offered for the suspects O’Sullivan says the threats stem from cases he prosecuted and will not drive him from town
An early morning fire in a basement stairwell of the United States Capitol produced smoke in several lower corridors but caused no damage. Firemen using building equipment extinguished the blaze about 20 minutes after discovery. The blaze started from cord wood. Indigo was first produced in Carolina in 1747.
The Tourist Park will stay open with no closing date set as long as tourists visit. An average of about 50 autos per night were parked last week, with 64 on Sunday and around 50 on Monday. Flowers are in bloom and visitors may pick bouquets as traffic shifts westward.
Hans Meyer and Ruth Vadnais were married yesterday with Rev. Wood officiating at the Goldberg block. Attendants were William Middleton and Alice Wilson. Meyer is a prominent member of the Ansonia orchestra.
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