Anaconda News Tourists Flood Yellowstone Season
Anaconda men returned from Yellowstone where they operated transportation contracts for a park company. Milton Stafford reports the season as the heaviest tourist traffic on record with about 1500 visitors per day at Mammoth Hot Springs during a 10 day period. Drivers' contracts and car leasing by taxi firms boosted income, and locals express satisfaction with the season's financial and physical toll.
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Anagondans Relocate to New Atlantic Residence
Anagondans and Mrs W M Kelly received a letter from their relative Martin who left Andconda weeks ago for the Vite Bin Teland. He and his wife reached their new home on Friday and, though they faced a mishap, were in good health. Thomas notes they will stay about a week to become acquainted before being assigned to St Croig as assistant officer of public works.
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Sugarnieries Declare Price Cut For Sugar Allotments
San Francisco Aug 31 sugar price cut declared by American Hawaiian and Western Sugar Refining companies. Reduction of a fraction of a cent to the robbers for forthcoming sugar allotments aims to set retail sugar at 20 0 cents in San Francisco, freight added to other markets.
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Popular Ticket Agent Resigns His Position
I. H. Morrow yesterday tendered his resignation as local ticket agent for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway. He will visit relatives in Billings on Sept 15 and then go to Bridger for several weeks duck hunting. He has been offered other positions and expects to accept in the Northern Pacific railway passenger department later this month. During five months in Anaconda he made many friends and boosted local baseball and social life.
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Fresh midwinter berries possible says agriculture experts
Washington officials say fresh berries and cherries can be stored in good condition through proven techniques. Government experts, after lengthy experiments, urge wider use of these methods to relieve market surpluses of perishable fruits while edible.
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