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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1926
Page
8
The advertisement touts Quaker Oats for its distinct flavor and balanced nutrition. It claims years of expert work produced the flavor, while milling preserves the oats’ bulk for easier digestion and reliable laxative protection. The copy emphasizes quick cooking oats and iconic packaging as key selling points for consumers.
Anaconda’s Anode baseball team received high praise at a Rotary luncheon for winning the Minos league pennant. President Jackson lauded the squad as the best ever assembled here while L. V. Bender highlighted the team’s feats and the season’s adversities including injuries. Attendance figures and remarks on telegraph woes and local civic topics were noted, with plans for the next meeting set for Sept. 13.
Spanish authorities in Morocco confiscated all property of Abd-el-Krim as the steamer Abda carrying him and his family to a new exile destination reached Tangier. In Nogales Mexico customs seized twenty five thousand rounds of ammunition from a touring car. In Leningrad a collision on the Morskoi canal killed about one hundred people, many of them Tatars.
Anaconda Anglers club members last night voted to back a three day open elk season in Deer Lodge County and to urge the State Game Commission to act at its Sept. 7 meeting. They reported an estimated 250 elk in the county, mostly old animals, with feeding grounds able to support about that many. They argued open season would not greatly reduce the stock and urged appointing a qualified superintendent for state hatcheries and construction of rearing ponds at Washoe hatchery. The club, with 225 members, funds most planting of fry themselves and operates with minimal compensation.
Mrs Eugenie Landreville a longtime Anaconda resident and pioneer died at her home after an illness of over a year. Born January 31 1853 in Montreal she moved to Anaconda in 1883 and became a well known figure in the community. She survived by her husband Louis and several children. Services are to be announced by St Peters church.
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