Blue-Eyed Nellie School Presents Festive Program
Children at Blue-Eyed Nellie school staged a large holiday program arranged by Miss Minnie McGrade. The lineup featured songs, recitations, dialogue and dances from many students including Vincentine Monahan Alice Howard Gilbert Crow Mary Cummings John Moe Nellie Moe and others with pieces like A Letter to Santa Claus The First Christmas and Silent Night.
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Blue-Eyed Nellie School
Minnie McGrade
Chris Vuicich
O. Lysander
Santa Claus
Vincentine Monahan
Alice Howard
Gilbert Crow
Ailean Cummings
Frances Kelly
Dr. Johnson
John Moe
Mary Cummings
Nellie Moe
Edmund Cummings
Roy Anderson
Billy Anderson
Thespians Stage Early English and Welsh Carols
The Thespian club at Anaconda High School presented a holiday program featuring Christmas carols and sketches. Students, dressed in old-fashioned costumes, performed pieces such as The Other Wise Man Origination and History of Christmas Carols Here We Come a Wassailing Deck the Hall and Good King Wenceslas. A Puritan Christmas was acted by a cast including Good Wife Mercy and Elder Goodman with a choir trained by Hazel Goodwin. Costumes were provided by Dorothy Powell.
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Thespian Club
Anaconda High School
F.S. Adams
Helen Kyle
Violet Hartsell
Lucy Ashlock
Pauline Weaver
Nela Moore
Ruth Keogh
Wincelas
Arthur Limblad
Bee Hudson
Henry Gardiner
Clide McCallum
Good Wife Mercy
Loretta Johnson
Elder Goodman
Joe Keane
Rodger
Clarence Cota
Dorcas
Elizabeth Ainslie
Hazel Goodwin
Dorothy Powell
Domestic Science Department
Exservice Men in Training in Montana Work
Ten exservice men in Anaconda receive practical training in trades such as electrician auto mechanic plumbing sheet metal work shoe repairing window trimming cleaning and pressing florist. About 800 men are in training statewide with Dec 16 as the closing date for new applications.
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Anaconda
Leif Fredricks
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Montana
Fredricks
Bureau
Anagondon Charged With Robbery Attempt
Tim Sullivan was arrested Thursday evening by Officers Beausoliel and Grba on a complaint by Fidel of Fidel clothing store East Park street. Sullivan and others allegedly attempted to steal merchandise and assaulted the proprietor. He refused to name his companions and was sent to county officers for justice court. Fred Anderson was jailed for drunkenness with bond forfeited after failing to appear in police court.
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Tim Sullivan
Beausoliel
Grba
Fidel
East Park Street
Sullivan
Fred Anderson
Logan
Should Man Break His Engagement Over Lost Love
London reports Judge McCardle questions if a man who no longer loves his fiancée should marry anyway. He notes marriage is a life long contract and breach damages may follow, while unhappy marriages fill divorce court lists.
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London
McCardle
Rman
Assassin's Victim Buried in Warsaw Cathedral
Gabriel Narutowicz, Poland's president for two days before an assassin's bullet ended his life, was buried today in a cathedral crypt. Cardinal Kakowski officiated, with the new president, cabinet, senate and diet in attendance. Bells tolled and a 101-gun salute marked the lowering of the coffin.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Gabriel Narutowics
Poland
Cardinal Kakowski
Senate
Diet
Miles City steam rates fixed for three months
The public service commission tentatively fixed live steam rates from the municipal electric plant to the Miles City laundry for a three month period. The schedule is to be on a spend basis for further determination. Horned toads are sluggish in cool weather and thrive in warm sand.
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Helena
Miles City
Public Service Commission
Seals Campaign 9 Big Success in Anaconda
The Anaconda Christmas seal drive surpassed prior records with over 30 000 seals sold, about 360 dollars, from an allotment of 40 000. Organized by R B Abbott with Woman's Club and Campfire Girls under Miss Ruth Willits, the effort aims to finish all seals by Christmas. Funds support health initiatives in sparse counties and state headquarters efforts.
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Anaconda
R. B. Abbott
Woman's Club
Campfire Girls
Ruth Willits
Million Is Profit Of Cudahy Company
The Cudahy Packing company reports a profit of 1 281 499 45 for the fiscal year ending October 28. Despite a drop in sales to 160 164 000 from 173 695 000 the company notes no decline in tonnage. Regular dividends on preferred stock were paid and surplus rose to 3 562 750 01.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cudahy Packing Company
J. A. Cudahy
Freight Rate Cut 12 Percent Reported by Commission
The Western Railways Commission on Public Relations says rail freight rates have averaged a 2 percent reduction over the past year, costing railroads $471 million annually. The commission warns additional cuts would threaten the country’s revived prosperity in a statement released by chairman S. M. Felton.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Railways’ Commission On Public Relations
S. M. Felton
Engine on Track Catches Fire on Milwaukee Line
Fire on the Milwaukee tracks damaged a large electric locomotive after it overheated and oil ignited. Fire Chief Pred Martin and Quartz Street company responded to extinguish the blaze with chemicals, preventing further spread to adjacent properties.
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Pred Martin
Quartz Street Company
Milwaukee
More Girls Than Boys in Carbon County Census
Carbon County reports 7 536 persons under 21 and 56 635 school age between 6 and 21. The under 2 group declines in Bridger, Lodge and Washoe while Fromberg and Joliet show gains. Bear Creek, Roberts and Belfry post smaller increases. Florence McIntosh compiled the figures.
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Carbon County
Florence McIntosh
Bridger
Ed Lodge
Washoe
Edgar
Fromberg
Joliet
Bearcheek
Roberts
Belfry
Crow Chief Seeks Cannon Memorial for Monument Site
Chief Plenty Coos of the Crow tribe, authorized by a unanimous tribal council vote, asks that a captured cannon be sent to Mon tana for use as a monument marking Ferdinand Foch’s Crow induction ceremony. The event occurred last November and the ceremony site is now a park. the Crow note their American Legion post is composed entirely of red men.
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Montana
Plenty Coos
Ferdinand Foch
Foch
Woch
American Legion
New Flat Creek Bird Reservation Formed Near Jackson
A 4 acre tract adjacent to the elk refuge near Jackson Wyoming has been designated as the Flat Creek reservation by executive order. It will serve as a breeding and resting ground for regional wild fowl and birds and provide additional winter pasturage for elk coming from Yellowstone to the Jackson Hole area. Both the elk refuge and Flat Creek fall under the Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Elk Refuge
Jackson
Wyo
Flat Creek Reservation
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Hole
Wlat Creek Reservation
The
Biological Survey of
United States Department of Agriculture
Crow Tribe Seeks Oil Gas and Mining Leases
Delegates from Crow Indian reservation request the lease of six tribal land tracts for oil and gas mining and two tracts for lode and vein mining. The council at Crow Agency reported 48 voting for and 4 against in each resolution.
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Secretary of the Interior
A. D. Fall
Crow Tribe of Indians
Crow Indian Reservation
Crow Agency
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