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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
6
The carnival and street attractions drew large crowds yesterday with booths selling ice cream and hot dogs. Vendors thrived as Ferris wheel and Hawaiian shows stayed at capacity despite brisk air and recent wet weather.
A crowded hotel arrivals section lists guests from diverse locations including Anaconda, Twin Bridges, Great Falls, Helena, Missoula, Kalispell, Billings, Dillon, Bozeman, Phillipsburg, and Minneapolis. Names span Mr. and Mrs., Dr. and Mrs., and several singles, with destinations such as Race Track and various towns noted.
The Duchess of Marlborough, recently divorced, wed Lieut. Col. Louis Jacques Balsan in London. Announcement late last week noted the marriage was a surprise to many, though it was described as a quiet ceremony.
Robert E. B. Cox of Belmont Pennsylvania is pictured at the White House after President Harding presented him the Congressional Medal of Honor. Cox, then a warrant officer, saved the battleship Missouri from a turret blaze that killed thirty men, an act that led to a 1945 exception to the enlistment rule for the medal.
American soldiers in Germany expect to be ordered home soon per a telegram to William Clark from his son Sergeant Archie L. Clark a former Butte newspaper man who worked at the Standard and led the Amaroc News in Coblenz. The Belgians in London: Albert king and Queen Elizabeth arrived for a first state visit, met by the Prince of Wales and King George at Victoria Station.
General Elbert D. Weed grand worthy president of the Praternal Order Eagles praised the convention he attended in Montana. He said the gathering was the most earnest and alert body he had seen and thanked the Eagles for their publicity and liberal hospitality. Canada Loses Heavily. Ottawa officials report frauds in Totem V exchange that cost the government money and English allowances. Two Drowned. Arthur A. Cook and Harry Hert drowned at Camp Lewis in American Lake after a canoe overturned. Walter Burkett survived after trying to rescue them.
One pound of sorted berries with one pound granulated sugar. Heat in a kettle with one cup water until syrup spins a hair or reaches 250 degrees. Add berries and simmer to a jelly consistency without stirring. Cool in cold water, jar, seal with paraffin, and store in a cool room.
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