Officers Elected by Wool Exchange in Helena Meeting
The National Wool Exchange elected W. W. Daley as chairman and Matt Staff as president at Anchorage Helena meeting. Directors named include Henry Sieben James Laidlaw John Carmody and others. The report notes 6 509 000 pounds of the 1925 wool clip with 8 5 percent sold and Idaho forming a new marketing association. The outlook for 1926 is bright and the exchange remains financially sound with a dividend paid on Jan 1 and satisfactory financing through the federal intermediate credit bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
National Wool Exchange
Matt Staff
W. W. Daley
Bhy
G Reeder
Ira Wight
G. T. Thomason
Henry Sieben
James Laidlaw
John Carmody
W.W. Williamson
J. H. Lemmon
John Et- Sair
Alex Healey
Jurgen Kuhr
Matt
Exchange
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Iowa
Idaho
Pinto Discusses Tea While Visiting In Butte
Edgar B. Pinto Salada Tea Co. of Boston tours the United States with Frank Cooney and discusses tea merits. He contrasts American knowledge with that of English and Australian drinkers, notes high elevation affects leaf quality, explains Orange Pekoe is a leaf name not a quality label, describes green tea processing, and gives brewing instructions for five minutes with bubbling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar B. Pinto
Salada Tea Company
Boston
Butte
Frank Cooney
Cooney
Pinto
United States
Mr. Pinto
Ceylon
India
Aged 94 Jersey Underwood in Brightlingsea Keeps Silk Hat On
Aged 94, Joe Underwood, former master mariner from Brightlingsea, England, lives alone and does his own housework, never seen outside without his silk hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Underwood
Brightlingsea
England
Laurels Lovers and Harwood Family Tea Reveals Tension
Mrs Mary Farr Harwood hosts a tea with her daughters Lilah Marion and Laurel Todd Harwood present, while a guarded note and a report by Operative Finnerton hint at trouble involving Noble and Laurel. Marion discovers jealousy toward Laurel, and Mrs Harwood schemes to shield her husband and confronts a looming choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Laurel
Mary Farr Harwood
Michael Finnerton
Star Private Secret Service
Louis
Lilah
Granny
Honey
Felice
Marion
Marie
Kister
Laurel Todd Harwood
Wyman Holt
Joseph Lyons
Wyman
Mrs. Harwood
Laurel Todd
Disillusioned Bride Seeks Help for Husband’s Drinking Problem
A young wife, married three months to a 32-year-old man, confides she is unhappy due to his repeated drunken episodes. A counselor urges firm yet compassionate support, banking on his health, child welfare, and medical advice, including withholding money to reduce temptation and avoiding mail cures.
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Mrs. Thompson
Mre. Thompson
Dean
Should a woman initiate late romantic correspondence
Mary Blonde advises cautious steps for Mrs Thompson seeking a suitor who cannot find her address. She suggests letting a brother or mutual friend reveal contact details, or sending a casual post card to test interest. She warns against high expectations from summer romance, noting its ephemerality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blonde
Burke 18 Vindicated By Indian Board Report
Washington Jan 29 The board of Indian commissioners found charges of mismanagement and neglect against Indian Commissioner Burke and Superintendent Wallen of the five civilized tribes without foundation in a partial report to Secretary Work. Discrimination charges against Burke were described as puerile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Burke
Wallen
Five Civilized Tribes
Board of Indian Commissioners
Wonder Tales to be Heeded
A reflection on how science reveals that emotions and fatigue influence health. Anger and jealousy act like unseen ogres affecting the body, while daily stressors and bickering disturb chemical reactions, urging calmer homes and mindful behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Goldilocks
Prince Charming
Aquarius forecast for January 30 1926 weddings intrigue and self interest
The horoscope for Saturday January 30 1926 warns of adverse influences yet notes early constructive energy. It highlights severe competition, required training, and a push toward national thrift and conservation. It also foresees doctors hospitals prisons interests and possible gifts tempered by practical guidance for Aquarius children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquarius
McClure
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Wool Exchange
Hindenburg
Laure
Methuselah
Umceeye
Victor
Coats
Secon
Lisle
Modela
Beacon
Nationa
Kotex Sanitary
Bob Evans
Foley
Peter Landis
Meyersdale
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