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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
3
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. It claims the cereal cleanses the system, boosts health, and can be eaten as a breakfast food or used in cooking. The copy urges daily portions and highlights its supposed safety, flavor, and accessibility in stores.
The Emerson school will graduate 153 eighth grade students this evening, with many headed to high school. Notable lists include graduates from Blaine, Whittier, Franklin, Sherman, Webster, Monroe, Harrison, and Junior high, among others, featuring many names across multiple programs.
The safety council and traffic committee will hold a joint meeting at 7 30 this evening in the chamber of commerce rooms to discuss traffic ordinances amend and plan for better traffic conditions. Members include Dr John A Donovan chairman Charles Blackburn J L Boardman Malcolm Bowden Frank Bunnell Melvin Clevitt and others with Mary Gleeson secretary.
Review notes the William Fox photoplay Lights of New York for its strong grip and suspense amid a split setting from gaiety on Broadway to East Side squalor with The Fresh Melt comedy and solid entertainment from Watch News Review and orchestra.
Captain Dinamore Upton tells Butte Rotary crowd that success is not wealth but caring for youth. He cites Juvenile delinquency links to family surroundings and urges preventive care. Louise Maler accompanies him. Ben Owen leads meeting. Voters discuss Tew V. Bender’s gubernatorial bid at Livingston convention. Andrew J. Davis Jr. invited as new member.
A display of sophomore student work from the manual training department of Butte high school is shown in Montana Hardware windows. supervised by Miss Peat Blair. The $500 worth of handmade articles includes a mahogany writing desk by John Lundgren and a folding iron worktable by Harvey Dawson.
A promotional note praises Paul Specht's Orchestra and Columbia New Process Records for smooth quiet music. Tear out the list and take it to a Columbia Dealer to hear the records touted as the most musical you have ever heard.
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