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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1923

Page

7

Butte Cows Aim to Boost Profits via Testing Association

W S Murdock of the national dairy group outlined plans to form a Butte dairy testing association in cooperation with the U S dairy division and State college staff. The program would hire testers to visit farms for 24 hours to assess each herd animal s profitability, aiming to remove unprofitable cows and boost overall dairy profits for members. The meeting heard Montana government stats show one third of cows profitable, one third break even, one third loss, and hopes to eliminate the losses through targeted selection. A committee was named to push the matter forward with local dairymen.

United States Dairy Division Rotana Thornton Hotel W. S. Murdock National Association Murdock The State College J. O.tretsven Field Dairyman Butte Mr. Murdock Montana Tretsven

Bartlett Unable to Visit Butte on Western Trip

John H. Bartlett first assistant postmaster general could not visit Butte due to itinerary changes. Postmaster Phil Goodwin returned from Helena where he testified before the grand jury and met Bartlett briefly. Bartlett and his party planned ten minutes in Helena before proceeding to Yellowstone Park then Chicago and Marion Ohio for a postal convention.

John H. Bartlett Butte Phil Goodwin Helena Goodwin Bartlett Yellowstone Park Chicago Marion Ohio

Butte High School to Install New Gym Floor

At a trustees meeting the decision was unanimous to replace the rotted wooden floor in the Butte high school gymnasium. The project will be rushed to finish by next term. The auditorium rental rates were set at 15 dollars for no charge at the door events and 35 dollars for others. Contracts were let to Ellis Paint for district restoration work and boiler and plaster repairs progress was reported. Miss Margaret Gary received a 30 day vacation.

Butte High School Ellis Paint Company Kalsemine Margaret Gary

Vincent couple goes on two month pleasure trip

During Joe Vincent absence from his Montana State band post, Mr and Mrs Vincent depart for California for about two months. Cecil Nixon will conduct the band in his stead and Vincent will study military bands and may direct one at Long Beach while away.

Joe Vincent Montana Cecil Nixon

Emanuel Lutheran Church Ice Cream Social Tonight

An ice cream social is planned this evening in the parlors of Emanuel Lutheran Church from 7 to 11 o'clock with Hunt’s Ukelera Orchestra providing music and several other numbers included. Weather records show no part of the U.S. mainland has escaped freezing temperatures since 1871.

Emanuel Lutheran Church Hunt Ukelera Orchestra United States Weather Bureau

Woodcraft meet in Bozeman with district officials

Bozeman hosts district No. 24 Neighbors of Woodcraft for a two day session with representatives from 19 circles. Butte district captain Blanche Pollard led a 16 member young women ceremonial team, Gran Guardian Minnie Hiner of Portland praised the display, and Grand Manager Anna A. Madell spoke on ceremonial work.

Bozeman Anna A. Madell Portland Helena Martha Bullock Insurance Department Jewel Circle Presbyterian Church Woodcraft Butte Grand Guardian Hiner

First State Bank of Shelby Closed After Dempsey Fight

The First State Bank of Shelby was closed as a result of the July 4 boxing bout financing. Mayor James A. Johnson, promoter treasurer, faced criticism tied to the second $100,000 fund for Dempsey and the fight. The failure followed the Stanton Trust and Savings Bank of Great Falls suspending operations, depleting Shelby’s reserve. Transfers of Shelby real estate and Toole county farm land to J. W. Speer of Great Falls were filed July 6 and 7 for $1 consideration.

Associated Press Shelby Mont First State Bank of James A. Johnson Stanton Trust and Savings Bank of Great Falls L. A. Morrill Johnson Dempsey Stanton Trust and Savings Bank Stanton Bank George H. Stanton Pati Dempsey Stanton Toole County J. W. Speer

New Schedule 5 Made For The Independents

A meeting of team managers and the Independent league commission set open dates for postponed games. Tonight at Meaderville the Colored Giants face Dublin Gulch at 6 30. On Friday July 13 Meaderville vs Williamsburg postponed from June 2 to Timber Butte grounds at 6 39. Sunday July 15 a doubleheader Colored Giants vs Iglewood at Columbia gardens at 1 30 two seven inning games, first on time second postponed from June 24. Tuesday July 17 Meaderville vs Dublin Gulch to settle June 13 postponement. Friday July 20 Englewood vs East Side postponed from June 21 at Stodden park.

Commission of the Independent League Boucher Meaderville Colored Giants Dublin Gulch Williamsburg Timber Butte Iglewood Columbia Gardens Uly Englewood East Side Stodden Park

Tortoise Shell Eyeglass Frames Hailed for Luck by Size in China

A historical belief in China tied the luck of tortoise shell eyeglass frames to their size. Larger frames were thought to attract more favorable fortune, while smaller ones were considered less auspicious. The practice reflects era-specific superstitions surrounding personal accessories.

China

Grocery ad item list with varied condiments and picks

A newspaper ad lists Russian dressing by the pound at 745c, mayonnaise at 65c, fresh potato salad at 25c per pound, combination salad at 50c, cream cheese at 35c, chow chow at 35c, sweet relish 30c, big dill pickles two for 15c, sweet mix pickles 55c, sour pickles 5c or 6 for 25c, and French salad dressing bottle at 40c. These prices reflect bulk condiment specials likely from a mid-20th century paper.

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