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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
17
Doris visits her Australian aunt and meets Squeedee the elf. The elfin visitor explains distance means little in Makebelieve Land and helps identify a mamma potoroo with its babies. Doris wonders about the origin of a奇 singing sound heard in the grasses.
In a woodland tale scene, Daddy Potoroo leads Doris and Squeedee to a concealed grass nest where Mamma Potoroo prepares a meal. Daddy Potoroo jokes about kangaroo tails while praising family love and sharing a quiet evening with friendly wood folk before the young guests depart with fond memories.
In Deer Lodge Montana the Third Judicial District Probate Court schedules January 2 1920 at 9 30 a m to prove the will of David Davis deceased and consider Elizabeth Ainslie’s request for letters testamentary while inviting interested parties to appear. Also police guard plans for wealthy New York residents on Christmas eve amid warnings of anarchy. A missing person notice seeks Clara Larraviere or Clara Humphrey believed to be at Standing Rock Indian Reservation around 1897 with details on property and inheritance.
The notice lists subscription rates: daily and Sunday nine dollars. six months four dollars and seventy five cents. twelve months twenty dollars in advance. It also enumerates newsstand and representative offices across cities including New York Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles Portland Seattle Spokane and more with specific vendors and addresses.
WANTED AMBITIOUS MEN TO PRE pare for promotion. Call or write International Correspondence Schools, basement, 1 W. Broadway, Butte. MEN AND WOMEN WANTED. AT once to learn the barber trade, Montana Barber College, 2228 Arizona, P.E. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 431 S. Arizona st. Men and women ready at all times to go out for day work. We have several good openings for maids for general housework at good wages. Phone 625, Butte, and place your orders with us. THOSE NEEDING DOMESTIC OR business employes phone 347. Mary O'Neil, Mer., 619 Daly bank bldg., Butte.
Figures from the state war savings headquarters show Lewis and Clark leading November sales with 10,500.08 dollars in stamps and bonds. Silver Bow ranks second with 5,315.22 and Meagher third with 3,322.67. Overall state sales total 34,804.05, noted by Vice State Director James R. Spencer as a strong showing amid October gains.
The body of John S. Clapp who died in Los Angeles will arrive in Butte with time to be announced later. Walter John Mc Clement aged 35 died yesterday morning and will be moved to the family home Argyle and Lafayette for funeral time to be announced later. Surviving are his wife, mother and brother Ruben. Sincere thanks are extended to neighbors, friends, Mr William McClellan for singing, and the K of P for services.
In Lille, about forty thousand workers are rehabbing textile mills damaged by German looting. Officials and manufacturers anticipate textile production reaching half of the 1914 level within a year and surpassing it within two years as repairs and rebuilding proceed.
The remains of Mrs Kate Carliston will be forwarded this evening from Daniels and Bilboa undertaking parlors to Prey Montana for interment.
The remains of Timothy O'Neill lie at Daly-Shea artors. Funeral arrangements are not yet complete and an announcement will follow in later papers.
Daly Shea Company at 71 E Park St offers funeral directing and embalming services with telephone contact 358. The firm presents itself as a local provider of turnkey funeral arrangements and related memorial services.
In Waverly New York Mrs Shutts of Cheming installs an arc lamp in the hens roosting coop and another in the feeding coop. The bright electric light simulates summer sun and prompts laying eggs as hens arise early to scratch and eat rather than nap.
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