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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
9
The Kiwanians plan a luncheon at the Butte high school domestic science department prepared and served by the students. After lunch they tour the school and the nominating committee will present its slate for upcoming club elections. Attendance contest ends today with a banquets reward for top teams.
Lausanne December report says Russia seeks limits on warships through the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. Tehiterhin proposes foreign fleets be reduced to one third of Russia’s Black Sea strength. Ismet Pasha calls for open straits on a reasonable basis amid Allied reparations talks.
Mrs. William D. Applegate at St James hospital welcomed a daughter on December 3. Patrick J. Cuniff of 918 Lewisohn street had a son on December 4. Anthony Carney of 205 West Quartz street welcomed a daughter on December 6. Iver Martinsen of 439 Colorado street reported a son on December 9. Eugene Reardon of 940 California street welcomed a son on December 11. Thomas Chapman of 1322 East Second street reported a son on December 9.
The DPD areas society of Emanuel Lutheran church Montana and Silver streets will meet this evening at 7 o'clock to dispose of bazaar leftovers. A brief program will be followed by refreshments. The public is invited. Ice cream was introduced to English aristocracy by a London confectioner in the late eighteenth century.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple four daily dose plan to reduce weight without dieting or exercise. It promises harmlessness and urges readers to buy from a local druggist or mail order from Marmola Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
Opening today at the American is a two feature bill with Shirley of the Circus and The Bees of Camp 4. Shirley of the Circus stars Allan Hale Crawford Kent George O Nara and Shirley Mason in a nostalgic tale of lemonade dust and hard seats. The Loss of Camp 4 features Francis Ford Fritzi Brunette and Buck Jones with a Montana setting near Billings. A Pathe News reel and a comedy complete the program.
Gifford Pinchot says he enjoys old clothes soft shoes and an old hat to work around in at his home Grey Towers conveying a relaxed image of the famous conservationist in his residence setting.
C Lickens, national director of the Loyal Order of Moose, arrives in Butte to address Butte lodge No. 481 at Moose hall 714 East Park tonight at 8. He will discuss Moose heart and the 1206 children of deceased members supported by the order. He outlines trades training and university funding opportunities for worthy youths enabled by a special fund.
Word from the chamber of commerce says the route between Missoula and Spokane is in poor condition with drifts blocking sections yet machines have managed to pass. No cars were reported stuck in the area so far.
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