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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
20
Joe Coleman of the Deer Lodge Commercial Club praises widespread local support for Yellowstone trail efforts. He emphasizes unified action to improve highway conditions and rejects altering the trail route, noting past signs and countering misleading publicity. The club has long booster efforts for the trail and seeks to preserve its chosen transcontinental path.
In New Bedford Massachusetts Dr Parker F Slocomb was asked by a Halifax customs official to determine if a dog aboard the schooner T W Allen survived a storm. A strange dog seen near Harbonville Nova Scotia guards wreckage believed from the vessel. The Allen left New Bedford November 19 bound for St Vincent with 20 crew members and six passengers aboard.
Albert Vosburg, a hermit who died a week ago, was rumored to have hid fortune near his chicken coop shanty. Residents demolished the shed and searched the grounds, hoping for valuables. Vosburg lived in the coop two winters and earned meagerly by odd jobs and garden care. He refused alms and was forced to the county alms house.
London columnist Sir Albert Stanley, ex-head of Detroit street railways, sparked a flood of letters after claiming there are more $50,000 a year positions than men earning that amount in England. He now faces both serious and frivolous responses, with some arguing there are a million $50,000 a year men in England and others seeking $55,000.
One of the first institutions for women, the New England Female Medical College, was incorporated in 1850 but traces its origins to 1848 when a class of 12 women began lectures, marking a pioneering step in women's medical education.
London report details an International News Service inquiry in a west end hotel about Abra ham Givatovsky who claims relation to Trotzky. The man, answering in Russian, says he has been in London since July and traveled from the United States to Sweden before arriving here. He describes loss of property during the Lenine Trotzky period and notes unsettled movements.
Deer Lodge boosters declare the route will be improved to make the highway one of the best. A $200000 bond issue was approved to build a hard surface road from the Silver Bow county line to Deer Lodge and work will begin this summer. The city also allocated $160000 for street paving along tourist routes.
In an interview the visitor questions M Givatovsky about Trotzky relations and Bolshivist policy. Givatovsky, a mining financier, denounces the regime and says he would support any group that could overthrow it, while noting family accompanies him in Sweden.
The Turks introduced cemetery burials featuring ornamental headstones marking the deceased. This practice set a precedent in funerary customs by placing emphasis on commemorative stone markers within organized burial grounds.
In Shoreditch a court orders Mrs. Hintz to quit the home within seven days after Sebrights Endowed Schools obtained an eviction. Her husband is in the army and she cannot find shelter for eight children under 14 amid heavy rain and flooding at night. The judge blames nonpayment of rent though she offered payment.
Rochester Abattoir receives a full grown cow with a camel-like hump shipped from Michigan. Prohibitionists influence keeps the strange animal from immediate slaughter as workers choose to "let it live awhile."
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