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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
3
A recipe outline mixes 3 cups berries with 1 cup sugar and 2 tablespoons flour. Line a plate with paste to form a fluted rim, bake briefly to set, then reduce heat and cook until berries are done. Cool, then top with whipped cream or a meringue.
Charl Saltar, manager of Pulau-Brain amelting works of Straits Trading Co., visits U S plants from Singapore. He says world trade is near standstill but a permanent boom for staples is coming, cites tin and rubber as key Singapore industries, notes labor and social life, and predicts limited opportunities for new entrants until conditions improve.
A. Freudenthal was acquitted in police court yesterday after witnesses said he drove slowly down Main Street Sunday evening and struck Mrs. Reymer as she tried to cross. He stopped within three feet, then took the injured woman to St James' hospital. no proof of reckless driving was presented.
Butte residents tried star gazing between two and three yesterday afternoon after an eager observer noted a bright object in daylight. Jim Spencer used a telescope at Broadway and Main Street to confirm Venus, the second planet from the sun, visible in daylight at this time of year. Venus, about 7,700 miles in diameter, sits about 67 million miles from Earth in its orbit between Mercury and Earth.
Judge Carroll heard a dispute between Will A. Clark Jr. and Mrs. Lula Fe Rohn over moving a burial from Mt Moriah to Hollywood cemetery. The hearing paused, with Clark seeking removal and Rohn opposing claiming ownership of the grave plot. Legal counsel for both sides presented arguments citing state Supreme Court rulings on similar cases.
G A Ostrand from Champaign Illinois arrived in Butte en route to Eugene Oregon praising Montana highways. He reports no widespread bad roads, noting the Gardiner to Livingston stretch is mostly fine aside from a few rough spots and plans a six week western trip before returning to Champaign in September.
Mayor Cocking declares curfew infractions will be punished like other ordinances. He notes nightly loitering by youths and warns parents must act to curb disturbances or police will arrest. He blames poor home training for swearing and promises officers will address the issue in Butte.
Fargo N D July 6 A joint petition to reduce state grain rates will be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission within 60 days. VE Smart rate expert of the North Dakota railroad and Warehouse commission told the annual meeting of the grainmen's union here. The petition aims to roll back the 45 percent freight rate increase put into effect last August. The grainmen's union plans to hold its session tomorrow.
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