Anaconda Post Office Shatters Christmas Mail Record
Anaconda's post office handles a record surge as about 20 000 pieces of mail flood in and out daily. Over four days about 8 500 letters are dispatched and 40 600 received daily, with a peak looming as 100 000 shipments are anticipated. Postmaster Phil states the force will push through with 179 shipments per worker per day and aims to clean up before the last mail truck departs for Butte.
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Anaconda
Anuconée
Dans Wade
Phil
Butte
Fortune in Art Works Used to Produce Film
In a lavish production, vast treasures of tapestries period furniture and art objects were used to dress sets. The film builds a grand investiture story with towering scenes and a vast railroad set in California. Military props and expert supervision shaped many battle moments for Miss Clayton’s most gorgeous screen appearance.
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Fortune IM
Clayton
America
California
Electricians Escort Whalen Body To Train
Practically the whole Anaconda union of electricians gathered to escort HL Whalen's body to the train after he died when a 25 000 volt wire touched him five miles west of Anaconda. The procession left Tuttle undertaking rooms at 12 20 oclock for the B A P depot to ship the body to Mankato Minnesota. A blanket of flowers covered the casket top as a sign of the esteem in which the deceased was held. Pallbearers were George Hartzell Tom Angel Mike Gallagher Thomas Burk John Brookings and Shri Haugen.
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Anaconda Union of Electricians
HL. & Whalen
Anaconda
Tuttle Undertaking Rooms
Mankato
Minn
George Hartzell
Tom Angel
Mike Gallagher
Thomas’ Burk
John Brookings
Shri Haugen
Georgetown Lake Open for Fishing Through Ice
Deputy Game Warden McCaffery announces ice fishing allowed on Silver and Georgetown lakes with access near the pumping station. A nearby water area was ordered closed. violators will face penalties under section 3679.
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Silver
Georgetown
McCaffery
Mrs Sherer's Feral Funeral Planned for Wednesday
Arrangements for the funeral of Mrs Edwin Sherer, who died Saturday, will be completed as Teena Ricketts of Omaha arrives. The funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon at the AMF church with burial in Hill Cemetery. exact hour awaits announcement.
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Edwin Sherer
II Ier
Teena Ricketts
Omah
A.M. F
Hill Cemetery
Anaconda Briefs Holiday Visits Across Roundup
Mise Ruth Daniels, a Roundup teacher, spent the Christmas holiday at her parents' home. Phil Daniels from the nearby area joined. Margaret and Carle Gallagher were noted during the break.
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Mise Ruth Daniels
Phil Daniels
Carle
Biate College
Boreman Fuer
Margaret
Sinca Gallagher
Wit Wimother
Bruv
C. Scott
Anaconda Salvation Army Christmas Food Baskets
Anaconda anglers donated about 100 pounds of fish for Christmas baskets to poor residents. Baskets will include fish, chicken, produce, butter, coffee, tea, milk, oranges, candy, celery and War Cry. About 35 to 40 baskets will be prepared and delivered tonight with funds covering any shortfall.
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Anaconda
Salvation Army
Captain Broad
Icicle injures man at the smelter site
Nell Peterson of 808 East Seventh Street was struck by a falling icicle from a box at the smelter flume while chopping icicles. The impact caused a gash needing stitches and broke two toes. He was hospitalized for extended recovery.
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Nell Peterson
East Seventh Street
Peterson
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Anaconda Real Estate Board
B. B. Abbott Co
Whalen
Seorgetown Lake
Anaconda Briefs
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Drs. Brandt and Turton
East Park Avenue
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