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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary text from Montana's leading daily appears to reference towns in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Philipsburg and nearby areas. Contains garbled phrases not forming a clear event or notice.
January exams and diploma awards highlight Camp Fire Girls influence as staff members join public schools to supervise Camp Fire work. Training course certificates go to 1,600 women, with seven crafts promoting citizenship. They cooperated with civic groups, aided safety campaigns, fire prevention, and charity efforts, and supported the Needlework Guild, parks, wildflower preservation, and Christmas giving.
The general government awards Justice Albert Galen of the Montana Supreme Court the Distinguished Service Medal for his merit and prudence in Siberia. The presentation occurred before the legislative assembly, highlighting his rise from Montana’s territorial days to national and state service as attorney general and judge advocate general.
President Taraing opposes a March 4 special session as the country stays free of major crises. He remains optimistic on the ship subsidy bill, yet may not summon a special session even if rural credit and related measures stall. The new Congress is seen as more hostile to the president's priorities.
The annual Camp Fire report shows 1922 membership around 150,000 in the United States with groups in 17 foreign countries. Universities normal schools and public schools have adopted Camp Fire courses for school credit, totaling 62 registered courses last year. Courses run under local executives guardians associations and Camp Fire summer camps are included, with official national recognition for registered programs.
The Living Age recounts Petrograd’s ruin and the new soviet bourgeoisie market life. Rubles cost millions and goods are priced sky high while factories are partly nationalized and workers paid in rubles with dues. A survey by an engineer warns Petrograd’s utilities must be repaired within a year to avoid ruin. The piece also notes Soviet shifts toward capitalism and political cynicism about reparations.
Jimmie and Dad discuss learning Morse code by ear and sound, memorizing dot and dash patterns, practicing at ten words per minute, and writing letters from heard sounds, with references to friends Marty Harry and Liamie and a 1923 Bell Syndicate copyright.
E C Davis, a commercial pilot, and William Trapper, an auto mechanic and student, died when the plane plunged about 300 feet into San Francisco Bay near the Presidio. Crews from Crissy Field searched the water for the bodies in a nighttime recovery effort.
Montana Yesterdays notes compiled by J A Sanders recounts flour at 20 dollars per hundred pounds and butter at 1 80 a pound in Helena, 58 years ago, with Lewis and Clark expedition journal entries from 1805 and 1806. It covers toll road charters, Nez Perce events, Helena merchants resisting revenue laws, and prices on nails, bourbon, shovels, and butter, plus railroad progress and local milestones.
The column predicts strong planetary influences for January 22 1923 encouraging enterprise industry and cooperation across business sectors. It foresees corporate unions and closer ties with South America amid auspicious theater and education prospects. It notes a mixed forecast with storms for writers and a potentially dominant husband in a happy wedding day.
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