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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1924
Page
12
Chic new mesh bags for children at 79c feature chain handles and assorted shapes. Beaded bags offered at 2.95 with bright colors and a range of designs. Fabric gauntlet gloves priced at 1.25, with suede options in gray and brown. Children’s union suits from 1.59 in white and gray for ages 10 to 16.
The People’s Church Eachange Club on Harrison avenue filled to capacity for a bazaar linked musical program. Loomis orchestra from the Inter Gardens drew audience laughter and praise with soloists Myrtie Bradner Monterris and Treasure State quartet members C. W. Towne and A. Lewis receiving encores. Rev L H Bent praised contributors and the Unity of Service motto of the Exchange club. Booths and luncheon tables stayed busy. Tonight Lloyd Ghormley presents a concert with many of Butte’s top vocalists and instrumentalists.
Burglars broke into E. Tremblay's home at 1111 East Second Street late Wednesday night, entering through a window and ransacking the house. Two pearl necklaces two gold watches pins and other articles were reported missing in the burglary.
Fire crews were summoned to the Neill home at 308 North Wyoming about 8 pm for a chimney fire with no damage. A separate kitchen fire at Ben Buckley's Elm Street residence was extinguished without damage. A toothache has been filmed.
Storms east of Denver disrupted Montana telegraph and broker wires, delaying market reports in Butte. Western Union and Postal services reported delays, with repairs underway to restore normal wire service. Temperatures ranged from 19 above to 39, then fell to 32 as night fell. Havre logged 10 above.
Butte Exchange club luncheon at the Thornton hotel featured musicians and vocalists led by Ernest Loomis. Walter Ballard presided, as secretary McAlpin noted Chicago Exchange will broadcast a major musical program Saturday night at 7 30 butte time and urged members to listen.
American and French teachers clash over questioning styles. French instructors often order a student to stand and answer after the question is asked, while American classrooms tend to present the question fully before calling on a pupil.
A Paris visitor notes French lycees let the whole class know immediately who will answer, while American schools require every student to think and be prepared to respond, ensuring broader participation though only one recites.
The League of Musical Culture presents free symphony concerts for the unemployed in Dresden. Attendance is large and interest high as experts give pre performance talks outlining composers and the musical ideas behind the works.
Burglars gained entry at 1329 Missouri avenue by a pass key and took a saxophone along with twenty dollars, according to a sheriff's report filed last night.
A shoplifter grabbed a box of socks and a shirt from the Gordon store on South Arizona street and escaped yesterday. Police arrested F. Perez who was seen with the man and is being held for investigation.
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