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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1926
Page
6
Musterole is advertised as a fast acting rub that relieves colds and sore throats and also treats bronchitis neuralegia and joint pains. It mentions a milder form for children and claims doctors and nurses recommend it for a range of ailments from fever to muscle soreness.
Brannon outlined how the university’s greater system uses revenues from separate appropriations for teaching units and extension services. He noted 27 counties engage the extension service, with experiment stations at Fort Keogh Fort Assiniboine and Huntley operating independently of teaching funds. The chancellor said the centralization created a unified system a decade ago to improve curricular supervision and economy.
Associated Press reports the interstate commerce committee favorably approved the Gooding bill aimed at ending higher short haul freight rates by transcontinental carriers. The measure seeks to curb discrimination against intermountain territory in favor of Pacific coast routes, aligning with water competition from the Atlantic to the Pacific via the Panama Canal. Senator Gooding of Idaho states the committee vote followed four days of hearings.
The Northern Pacific earned nearly 5 million dollars in surplus over the regular dividend in 1925, with operating costs and improvements exceeding 16 million dollars. Despite reduced short haul passenger traffic due to autos and buses, general earnings and agricultural conditions indicate renewed Northwest prosperity, and plans include a 41 mile Clearwater Idaho project.
Helena Jan. 21 John R Oliver state senator from Carter county announces from Ekalaka he will seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the Eastern Montana district. His entry comes as the term of Scott Leavitt of Great Falls expires this year.
In Indianapolis on January 21 the Associated Press reports a legal fight over whether groups other than the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of America may use the word Klan in their corporate name. The Knights sue the Independent Klan of America for 500000 dollars, asserting ownership of the term. The Independent Klan claims its formation, jurisdiction in all states, and Indiana activity since 1921 with about 60000 active members.
Community events in Centerville feature circle gatherings from Hemlock Silver Bow and Montana with feasts and speeches at a church, Mount Bethel and Banner lodge install officers, Trinity Sunday school elects leaders, and a domestic disturbance ends in arrest as detectives seized liquor at a South Dakota Street home.
State public service commission notes indicate Butte street railway seeks a motor bus franchise along the Jute business district to mines route. Patterson Transfer and Bus already runs the Park Wyoming Black Rock and Badger mines line at 10 cents. Nash warns competition could divert traffic and force fare or service changes.
Halifax attended a visit to Cardinal Mercier as the English church union aims to unify Christian churches. The scene in the sick room moved witnesses when Halifax, kneeling by the cardinal, kissed his hand and offered support during a mass, inspiring observers.
The bill proposes federal partnership with Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington to apportion Columbia River waters for irrigation. It authorizes $25,000 for Interior Department studies and requires an agreement by December 1, 1927, plus district organizations in each state to develop power potential as part of the plan.
The joint schedule committees reach decisions on major league play tonight after a week of work to align dates with a shortened season. Pirates open at St Louis on the 13th while the American League owners plan a later meeting likely in February. Commissioner Landis casts the deciding vote to close on September 26, earlier than usual.
The monthly all church recreation program at Mountain View Church features indoor activities and humorous skits. Four groups representing schools compete in contests while judges tally scores for the event. A separate note mentions a factory project in Sydney, New South Wales.
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