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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented advertisement lists Luteys trade items and various foods including butter creamery syrup and orange sales. It mentions prices like 88.00 sacks and 6.90 to 15.00 per sack, with notes on quality and specials. Predicts millers remain active this month and mentions Ceran's Flour products.
The Boy Scouts of Butte announce extensive plans for the tenth anniversary Week February 14 observance. Scout Executive Benjas cites a strong council committee including Andy J. Davis and Dave J. Charles, praising local press, schools, churches, and outstanding scout troops to mark the nation’s best youth movement.
The Butte crowd awaits a brilliant performance as Carolina Tarsart, famed Metropolitan artist, graces Broadway. Critics praise her flawless voice and supreme artistry, noting an evening of rich tone and captivating presence that leaves critics humbled by her virtuosity.
A fragmented note reports a positivist novelist formerly with the Salt Lake Telegram becomes editor of a Sacramento publication. It cites corporate filings in the secretary of state’s office and notes the 1919 corpus capital stock of $625,142,846.
Dec 29 report says Brazilian ships will transport German farmers to Amsterdam and pay their fare, with Brazil offering to advance the cost on condition of repayment. The Vorwaerts notes Brazil’s conditional aid tied to repayment terms.
United States ranked second to Great Britain in the number of ships and total tonnage in Buenos Aires port for 1919, Norway third, per statistics published by La Jazon. During the year ships under the American flag totaled about 360,000 tons.
Twenty members of the crew of the An foam ship Ikerwood, sunk by a mine off Terschelling, Holland, December 1, arrived in New York today aboard the transport Edellyn. The Kerwood was en route from New York to Hamburg when the disaster occurred.
A county recorder notes that one in three births in San Joaquin in 1919 was Japanese. Of 490 county births that year, 167 were Japanese, alongside a reference to Buffalo meat at Metropolitan market on 119 Brot Park Street.
Judge Grimes linked December revenue drop to a new order suspending warrants for gamblers and gambling houses. December saw 242 cases in police court with 47 fines, 19 jail sentences, six bond forfeitures, and 15 other dispositions.
Christina Jacob, daughter of E, native of Monterey, died here yesterday at the age of 89. She was the daughter of the Holden West family and longtime resident of the area.
Sacramento report states a 1920 initiative to place an act on the ballot to appropriate 51 400 000 for establishing the California academy for the blind failed to qualify. Secretary of State records show petition filings and designation under the 120 registration process.
A San Francisco New Year’s Eve report notes a series of auto accidents and mishaps among motorists. The state motor vehicle department, citing telegraphic figures from New York, reports several vehicles involved and injuries, with officials urging caution on the holiday.
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