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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
3
An advertising piece extols Kellogg’s Bran as a permanent relief for constipation eaten daily by all ages. It claims regular use prevents sickness tied to constipation, promises clear skin, and touts versatility in foods, urging two tablespoons daily and condemning laxatives.
The Glacier Trail Association plans a cross country route from Miami Florida to Glacier National Park via St Louis and Minneapolis. Pathfinders will map Montana segments within 60 days and establish bureaus and camping sites as the drive to complete by reaching Puget Sound proceeds.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Washington reports the irrigation committee debating delays to reduce future reclamation construction costs. House members discussed postponing payments to save government funds for 1933 projects, citing necessity and impact on irrigation work.
The Jupiter Neptune influence favors business activity and travel with rising prices for some commodities. Ambition and wisdom are highlighted for men and vision for the mind, while romance can be lively after sunset. Children born today may be generous and gifted yet not fortune seekers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Bonnell were conducted at Harland and Caven undertaking rooms with Rev A L Chapman officiating. Roscoe Wells traveled from Dallas for the funeral and will stay awhile. The remains were interred in Bozeman cemetery. Mrs Bonnell died after a brief illness at her ranch home leaving an infant son two hours old along with other children.
Two men pleaded guilty to a mail truck robbery in federal court in Detroit. The case named Meclean as principal witness for the government, with Richard Mangareii and Toto ady Martin listed as accomplices. Dr. D. Tuttle, hospital commander, was mentioned in separate health service notices and transfer plans to St. Paul, Minn.
The Associated Press reports that Helena officials have compiled a task force to establish a new program or institution. Details on scope, governance, and timeline remain unclear as planning proceeds.
Boston firms purchased Idaho wool pool stock with reports of about 1,000,000 pounds sold from last season. The clip owned by United States Senator Robert No Stane was transferred and stored locally. Delegates from Washington Oregon Idaho and Western Montana gathered in Spokane for the Northwest Wool Dealers convention.
A blaze gutted several properties including the Insurance building and the Noss Mercantile basement where an exploded furnace is suspected as the cause. The St Bank building burned heavily but the bank reopened for business the next morning. Local postmistress Bertha Rowe reported minor injuries with no further casualties.
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