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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1922

Page

6

Glendive Prepares Grand Opening of New NP Depot

Glendive plans a nine hour open house for the $250000 Northern Pacific depot opening on December 29. Officials from St Paul Seattle Helena Billings and other cities will attend along with local merchants and residents. The day features luncheons dinners theater programs a public inspection of the depot and dances with broad city welcome.

Standard Glendive Northern Pacific Railway St. Paul Minn Dawson County Club Northern Pacific Pacific Coast J. M. Rapalje J. M. Hannaford HW. F. Stevens M. 8S. Gunn Helena T. H. Lantry Seattle Newman Kline C. L. Nichols J. BF. Graver Livingston M. M. Woodsill Bernard Blum J. EB. Spurling Billings Rose Theater New Depot John ¥. Murphy First National Bank C. A. Thurston Elizabeth Bleizeffer Thomas Melaney Jordan Hotel Glendive City Miss Hennigar L. K. Owen American Legion Railway Station Dion

Montana advisory board backs farm success survey findings

The Montana state college advisory board approved the farm success survey conducted in Northern Montana by the extension service and recommended expansion to other regions in 1923. M. L. Wilson outlined results showing diversified farming and Russian thistle control as key, with flood water irrigation highlighted as a major opportunity. Attendees included H. B. Mitchell and other board members plus two women observers.

Associated Press Bozeman Mont State College Advisory Board Montana College Extension Service and Experiment Station M. L. Wilson Extension Service Great Falls H. B. Mitchell G. M. Lewis Manhattan Augustus Vaux Sidney W. S. McCormack Kalispell W. B. Harlan Como H. C. Gardiner Anaconda C. Conser Plevna Russell Thorpe Cut Bank W. L. Stockton Clarkaton John Wilson Stanford C. D. Greenfield Helena C. C. Davis C. FE. Sime A. Anderson Saco

Adequate Farm Credit, Yet Poor Distribution Warned

Senate banking committee heard from R. C. Leffingwell that the United States has enough credit to meet farmers demands but suffers from unequal distribution. He urged adjusting existing banking facilities and improving the marketing and financing system to give farmers better loan security without creating new government burdens. He emphasized better banker farmer alignment to satisfy both sides.

Washington Senate Banking Committee R. C. Leffingwell Leffingwell Congress

Poor of Dillon Receive City Christmas Dinner Aid

Dillon authorities and the Salvation Army coordinate fraternal groups to provide a substantial Christmas dinner to the needy. One hundred thirty five applications have been filed for baskets and investigators will prevent duplications and ensure the truly deserving receive aid.

Dillon Salvation Army Army Corps

Drummond Girls Beat Powell County In Close Opener

Drummond high school girls team defeated Powell county high school girls of Deer Lodge by a 19 to 18 score in the season opener played in Drummond.

Drummond Drummond High School Powell County High School Deer Lodge

Oil Tax Upheld in Supreme Court Ruling

The Montana Supreme Court upheld the oil production tax two years after its passage in a test case brought by Mid-Northern Oil Co. The decision holds oil producers on US land with federal royalties are not federal agents and owe state taxes. It also details numerous remands and affirmations in related cases across Glacier and Silver Bow counties, including damages and retrials.

Helena Supreme Court Mid-Northern Oil Company United States H. G. Hillis Great Falls Mutual Oil Company District Court Cascade County Curtis A. Lewin Butte Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company P. D. Lambrose First State Bank of Thompson Falls L. C. Larsen District Court of Saunders County Beatrice Bennetts Gutte Rialto Theater Silver Bow General Fixe Northwestern Auto Supply Company Billings Yellowstone County Auto Supply Company Lottie I. Kern Henry L. Kern Director General of Railroads Sn Cae Charlies A. Smith Missoula Mildred Whitney Portaglio Mercantile Company Silver Bow County Joe Marchindo Frank H. Martin Lismas Glasgow Frank Griebel Madison County Olive A. Green H. O. Bohm State Hospital For the Insane Warm Springs Bohm Powell County Green Missoula County

Montana to form national guard company in Helena

Helena reports under Capt. J H Lynch a plan to organize a Montana national guard company in Helena to honor the One Hundred Sixty third regiment. Local men signaled interest with drills to be held at the state armory and arsenal. National defense act rules set minimums of 50 to 66 men depending on date.

Hielena Montana National Guards Helena J. H. Lynch Charles T. Stewart One Hundred Sixty-third Regiment Second Montana National Guard

Deer Lodge Poultry Show Winners Highlight Weekend

Mrs. Ethel Kimmerly of Avon won sweepstakes with light Brahmas at the Deer Lodge show held Saturday. Other prizewinners included Dave Cushing Rhode Island Reds George Darn Plymouth Rocks and R Gill Wyan dottes. Hundreds attended as judge George B. Winston noted rising district court business.

Deer Lodge Mrea Ethel Kimmerly Avon District Court Winston Helen Ray Superior D. B. Rivers Chicago, Milwaukee Familly Anderson Butte G. A. Kelley Warren L. Kelley J. W. McDowell Helen McDowell Grace Flynn Warm Springs Eleanor Bien Madame Elsa McPherson

Hard Struggle to Move Man to Hospital in Snow

Twenty men shoveled snow for over twelve hours to transport a man who lost the toes of his right foot at the Neihart Silver Dyke mine to Deaconess hospital in Great Falls. A heavy snowstorm and wind blocked the road as the party started from Neihart around 4 89 in the afternoon and reached the hospital next morning at 10. The article notes a statistician’s claim that the country spends $500 million more to keep unfit people alive than on schools and churches.

Neihart Silver Dyke Great Falle Neihart Deaconess Hospital Great Falls

Christmas program and pageant at Methodist Church

The Philipsburg Methodist Sunday school will stage a Christmas tree and program on Friday Dec 22 at 7 30 pm A Christmas Eve pageant will depict the Christmas story The Friday program includes carols recitations songs and readings by multiple performers and a closing benediction.

Whiltpsburg Methodist Sunday School F. J. Anethe Margaret Carmichael Frances Odeon Alice Woodward Claire Guinnane Chester Kutar Fern Dowell Paul Danielson Florence Norma Hunt Jesus Miss Anstice Albert Michelson Mildred Oleson Celia Michel

Suburban News highlights and social notes from Butte

Local items include Grace school closure by Miss Mary J. Joyce in Fish Creek district, a Second Spiritual Science church meeting to plan a Christmas event, and reports of illness and holiday activities. Many residents and students are listed as upcoming visitors, gatherings, and performances around Butte and nearby communities.

Mary JL. Joyce Grace School Fish Creek Joyce Whitehall Spiritual Science Church Hamry Ash Norman A. J. Ray East Fleet Street Nellie Small Red Cross Walsh Emerson Parent-Teachers’ Association Emerson People’s Church Harrison Avenue Floral Park Community Lynch Paul Macedonia Santa Marta C. Starr Floral Park John Lacey Helen McCourt Dorothy Monroe Helen Small Dillon Katherine Small The State University Montana Kaimin Marie Moebus Montana State College Bozeman Mary Baldwin Lucille Staebler Charles Martha Youlden University of Washington Seattle James Mullen Jack Knieval Evelyn Kingsbury Edward Campbell Washington University Russell Ll. Davis Vancouver B. C Butte Charles Goforth Francis Fellows Charles Stack Ronald Orr Ellis Sullivan Elmer

Centerville News Update On Local Residents

Joan C. Hanley of 251 Pacific street is slowly recovering after a pleural pneumonia attack. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laird and their children, with Miss Marie Harlow, left for California for the winter. Mrs. Mae Leahey of West La Platte street travels to Seattle to spend holidays with her son Frank Leahey and his wife.

Joan C. Hanley Pacific Street Frank Laird Marie Harlow California Mae Leahey West la Platte Street Seattle Frank Leahey

Dillon Marriage Licenses and Local News

A marriage license was issued to Arthur Wessel and Sophia A. Abiter of Jackson Montana. They were married in Dillon and will reside in Jackson where the groom runs a business. The funeral for Charles Richardson was held at the Masonic temple with Rev. Smith officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Attorney H L Maury of Butte visited and defeated three chess players at the American Legion club, noted as one of Montana's top players.

Maury American Legion Club

Christmas Kid Party at Y M C A Friday Night

The Y M C A hosts its second annual Christmas kid party on Friday evening December 22. Adults dressed as kids are admitted with a small fee and a 10 cent toy. spectators are not allowed. Santa, a tree, a play titled Good Morning Teacher, and kid games are planned.

Everthing Physical Department

Anderson in Butte on business at the Arizona Hotel

Anderson is staying in Butte for a few days from Basin to handle business matters as a guest at the Arizona Hotel.

Anderson Butte Basin The Arizona

Coupon for Foley remedies and patent medicine offer

An old promotional slip invites readers to mail in a cutout with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, advertised for coughs, colds, rheumatism, pain, and digestion. Paxson & Rockefeller Co.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Paxson & Rockefeller Co

Women organize legislative body in Butte

The League of Women Voters of Butte forms a house of representatives duplicating Helena's legislature. Inaugural address by Gov. Mollie O'Leary Rice, 8 pm Wednesday. Officers named. committees listed with many named members. aims include teaching league members legislative procedure and women’s fitness for lawmaking. Partial snow melting note and aging spelling books conclude.

League of Women Voters of Butte House of Representatives Helena Butte House of Representatives Mollie O'Leary Rice A. F. Rice Montana Legislative Assembly Mary O'Neill Matt Alderson Clara Kitte Dingman Kerr Beadle Nolan Jennie B. Ellis League of Women Voters Committee On Rules House Ways and Meant Lostin Metzner Loughran Cummings Stevens Kennedy Neyman Roscoe Elliot Carman Bresnelton McCaffery Lutey Wirth Cheaves Palmer Guthro Small Aronowsky Dolan Burt Evans Ellis Ravalli Clinch Tevlin Bresnehan Brocker Yish Game Grigg Bowersox Curran Anna Carter McDonald Monahan Narvaes Nicholls Dingman Nolen Wheeler Melzner Beck Bresnahan Penney Beadle Cleaves Gow Bailey Enders Fries Wetstein Wharnon Duggan Curren Golden Valley Simons Melzaner O'Leary Leipheimer Sievers Lilley Teviin J. B Deer Lodge Rice

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