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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
2
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural, permanent relief for constipation. It urges daily intake of two tablespoonfuls, describes cleansing the bowel, and suggests versatile uses from cereals to baked goods with recipes on each package. It asserts safety and broad availability in groceries and hotels.
In November the Bitter Root Valley Cow Testing association reports 366 cows averaged 528.4 pounds of milk and 22.4 pounds of fat. May Adair Korndike of Ford & Hollister, Darby, led with 630 pounds of milk and 65 pounds of fat. Other top producers include Blackie at 57 fat and Moxie Illertie Burke at 56 fat. Jersey Velma Torono produced 60 fat. Herd-wide leaders in large and small groups highlighted strong Holstein and Jersey performances as silos opened for winter feeding.
Johnson Dougherty of Stevensville was found guilty of selling moonshine whiskey by a jury in Judge Self's court last Wednesday. He received a six month prison term at Deer Lodge and a $500 fine.
The Winter Garden management announces two gala nights on Saturday and Sunday featuring Fred J. Tabergand and Miss Bobbie Lysman, famed Argentine tango exponents, with Tabergand’s orchestra and the augmented Winter Garden orchestra providing a program of dance music. A male vocal solo is planned, and the ballroom floor along with dressing rooms are praised for exceptional condition.
Five men in Ku Klux Klan regalia attended the funeral of Edwin J. F. Whit in Livingston Park County Montana. They entered after religious services, placed a floral cross on the casket, knelt briefly in silence, then exited after a signal. Whit was among three young men who died in a motor truck fire in Yellowstone Park last Sunday.
In the house organization today Representative Leavitt of Montana was assigned to five committees public lands irrigation Indian affairs mines and mining and railways and canals reflecting a western legislative focus.
The Butte Business College hosts the second social of the school year this evening at Schumaker hall. It is the second of four dances aimed at fostering fellowship among current and former students. Invitations available from current students or the college office. Palmer's Kings of Harmony led by Palmer Schoenleber will provide music with light refreshments.
The Northern Pacific requests permission to suspend daily passenger trains between Livingston and Gardiner and replace them with a mixed train in January to March. The Montana railroad commission will hear the request on December 22. A petition with 765 residents’ names protests the change, arguing the Gardiner branch is a profitable summer feeder and winter service should be maintained despite lower returns.
The Helena area council of the Methodist church adopted resolutions urging Bishop Charles Wesley Burns to serve a second quadrennium. They commend the area office led by Dr. Charles L. Bovard and thank officials for the council meeting, hospitality, and inspiring talks by seven speakers. Dr. O G Smith preached at St Paul’s Church and Luther E. Lovejoy spoke on money and spirituality at the luncheon.
The Montana Educational Association delegate assembly will hold its annual convention in Billings on December 27 and 28. Dean J. M. Hamilton says no fixed program, but topics include hiring a full time secretary, aligning with the 1925 legislative program, and possibly starting an official publication.
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