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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1920

Page

36

Helena youths join federal survey crews for seasonal field work

In Helena Montana state and federal survey crews prepare for spring through fall road and boundary surveying. Transitmen like George I Rigby lead teens from Helena Butte and other towns who camp in tents, hike through forests, fish and learn surveying as a paid summer job. Crews operate from Missoula and push to mark Idaho and state boundaries while facing rugged terrain and forest fires. Pay ranges from 45 to 70 dollars monthly with equipment costs 35 to 50 dollars. many expect to return this spring.

Helena Gene Tomlin Victor Wells Donald Bartley Victor Thayer Montana Tom Kain

Paris hotel keepers dazzle wartime crowd

A Boston Transcript report records a conversation aboard a ship about combat charges. One man praises French courage comparing Verdun and Chemin des Dames to French hotel keepers charging guests, sparking laughter from a divine commentator. Colonel Arturo Giovanetti, the Italian airman, returns from the war zone.

Verdun Chemin Des Dames Paris Il’rom Boston Transcript Arturo Giovanetti

Mediums Lean on Engineer for Proof of Ghostly Rods

In London, W F Hundall of Camberwell offers a $5,000 salary to a reliable medium while Professor W J Crawford of Belfast University presents detailed experiments. He argues that Miss Kathleen Goligher’s levitating tables and moving bells stem from flexible ethereal rods protruding from the body, controlled from within, reaching up to five feet. The demonstrations, in red light, occur in several Belfast homes, with Miss Goligher aged 21 and fully conscious during tests.

International News Service London W. F. Hunndall Camberwell Kathleen Goligher Belfast Crawford Miss Goligher

Mining Engineers to Meet in New York February 16

The American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers plans its 122nd meeting in New York the week of February 16 drawing engineers and metallurgists from major fields for discussions on mine taxation and equitable government relations. Notables include Ralph Arnold J Parke Channing J M Finlay and R C Alien. The event features a smoker banquet at Waldorf Astoria excursions to local mines and refineries, plus social events and committee leadership roles.

American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers New York Ralph Arnold Petroleum Division Internal Revenue Department J. m. Finlay State of Michigan J. Parke Channing R. C. Alien Lake Superior Ore Association Institute Waldorf-Astoria

Walking Dairy Brings Milk Direct From Cow To Door

Waynesboro Pennsylvania reports Sherd Dresser a farmer and stock dealer has created a walking dairy. He milks a cow at the customer’s curb delivering fresh warm milk. He carries a milking stool bucket and tin measures claiming milk is free of water and delivered direct.

International News Service Waynesboro Sherd Dresser Sherd

Colored pioneers in Argonne fear grim mail news

In the Argonne Home Sector a Dixie regiment newly inducted into the service receives mail. Jefferson Madison Monroe and Washington Jones brood over misfortune as Monroe learns his girlfriend married another and Jones faces a surprising exemption letter from the draft board.

The Argonne Dixie Jefferson Madison Monroe Washington Jones Wash Jefferson

Engine boilers boost coal power threefold in 50 years

The text notes rapid boiler and firebox advances have increased power per pound of coal to nearly triple what it was half a century ago, reflecting major efficiency gains in engine design and fuel use.

Community Lugs Help Girls Find Housing in New York

In New York, the Girls' Community club offers affordable rooms, meals, and a homey atmosphere for young women arriving in the big city. Located at 109 East Thirtieth Street, the club provides light filled rooms, a cafeteria, and a kitchenette for late suppers, with rules minimal and a non-sectarian stance.

Girls’ Community Club East Thirtieth Street Cornelia FE. Marshall E. R. T. Tompkins Manhattan Robert Townsend Bureau of Boarding Houses

Unique Photograph Showcases Battleship by Navy Aerial Branch

The U S Navy aviation and photographic units collaborated to produce the finest aerial image of a major battleship, the U S S New Mexico, flag ship of Admiral Rodman. The plane captured about 20 views from varied angles and altitudes, highlighting a fighting unit with its crew comforts and fleet logistics.

Aviation Branch United States Navy U. S. Navy U. S. S. New Mexico Admiral Rodman New Mexico Pacific Fleet Hampton Roads San Francisco Guantanamo Navy

Czechs Bar American Money From Leaving Country

Special Correspondent describes Prague border checks as customs officials harassing U S travelers to prevent money leaving Bohemia. Officials demand receipts for dollars or francs and even frisk travelers. one man obtains a finance ministry permit after hours of processing to carry dollars through.

International News Service Prague Bohemia Vienna Berlin New York D. Gara Cleveland Ministry of Finance

Gift to France statue pledge gains governors' endorsement

The MacMonnies statue honoring the Battle of the Marne is backed by governors as honorary state committee chairs fundraise. A $250,000 goal covers a colossal group sculpture to be placed at Meaux near Paris. Beginning in March, nationwide collections start. Myron T. Herrick leads the national drive.

America France MacMonnies The Marne Myron T. Herrick Mr. Herrick United States Bartholdi Joffre Varis Meaux Paris Herrick New York Gov R. A. Cooper South Carolina

Mary Regan 103rd Birthday in Lawrence Mass

Mrs. Mary Regan Lawrence's oldest resident celebrates 103. mother of seven, grandmother to sixteen, great grandmother to five. She smoked a pipe daily, eats ice cream nightly, and has lived with little medical care. Her joy lies in family, and she recalls meeting Daniel O Connell in Cork.

International News Service Lawrence Mass Mary Regan

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George I. Rigny Jesse Murray Butte Tom Wain Missoula West End Idaho Commissioner Kain Young Kein Helena High School Tecomman New York Bay American Institute Horace V. Winchell A. R. Ledoux George D. Barron Bradley Stoughton Walking Dairy Margery Ren Broadway Brooklyn Bridge U.S. S. New Mexico Frank E. Mason 103
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