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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
6
Milo Cody of Dixon was thrown from a horse, struck his head on a rock, and initially seemed unhurt. He later became irrational and was moved to Warm Springs for treatment. A head injury was discovered at Lutte hospital after surgery, and attendants say he is now rational and nearing discharge.
The Montana Dental Association held its monthly meeting at the Butte Grill after a luncheon. Discussions covered authorizing dental hygienists in public schools. The law exists in 26 states and may be brought before the next state legislature. Dr Keyser presided in Dr Keenan's absence.
Major Bree hailed strong kettle donations as the Salvation Army in Butte campaigns to fund Christmas baskets for the poor. The drive covers groceries coal and clothing with children’s needs, including shoes coats and undergarments. Two Christmas trees will stand in the citadel auditorium on December 24 with toys fruit and candy for kids from Santa Claus.
Butte city health department placed quarantines on 33 more homes as measles persisted while 18 homes with measles patients were released. One case of smallpox was reported.
The street and alley department plans to keep roads clear as the city awaits heavy snowfall. A first city purchased snow plow will be attached to a truck for use on snow covered streets. Public Works Commissioner Wiegenstein said work starts Monday on a new restroom at the Arizona street fire station, authorized by council on Wednesday night.
Charles Dornberger presents two Victor records blending humor and grace with Bit by Bit and Sun shine of Mine. Manhattan Merrymakers perform Bonnie in Scots dialect tragedy. Benson orchestra of Chicago offers March of the Mannikins with Russian timbre. Barney Rapp and Louisville orchestra debut Somebody Else Took You Out of My Arms. Walk Jennie, Walk! features a male or human lead. Paul Whiteman’s band tops with Shake Your Feet and Swanee River Blues showcases grouped instruments and clarity.
Harry E. Sheidler of Great Falls former representative of Neustadtter Brothers of Portland in Montana is in Butte visiting friends and attending to business. He is registered at the Leggat.
New York reports 11 000 girls and women missing in 1922 across 33 cities, with about 900 still unfound by year end. National Travelers Aid data cover 87 cities. total disappeared reach 31 438, about 2 500 unreturned. Police say only about 2 percent located. NY Chief Ayers notes underreporting and wider national scope.
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