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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1923

Page

6

Tourists Register in Record Numbers at Yellowstone Trail

A heavy influx of visitors to Butte was reported as more than 40 tourists signed the Yellowstone trail registry between 9 and 4. Guests from New Orleans to San Francisco arrived, with Grace Douglas of Los Angeles and a Palm Beach party noting short, 28 day Yellowstone itineraries. Drivers praised Hardingway as scenic while detours near Drummond Bearcreek were said to clear within a week.

Yellowstone Trail Bureau United States Butte New Orleans Palm Beach New York Iowa Los Angeles San Francisco Grace Douglas Douglas Clinton Mich A. E. Hansen Edward Co. Judge Bert Union Hardingway Migsoyla Drummond Bearcrek Bureau Yellowstone Glacier Parks

Far East dance insights from Betty Jones on Spice of 1922

Oriental dancer Betty Jones discusses unity of cultures in dance and recalls Java and Sanskrit roots. She describes the Javanese number in Spice of 1922 and notes ancient connections between Bible stories and Sanskrit legends, challenging European dancing authority.

Betty Jones Winter Garden Miss Jones Dijatija Karta Java Hills India East Europe

New Orleans Couple Tours West on First Visit

Mr and Mrs Bud Sountheimer of New Orleans arrived in Butte for their first Western tour. They are hosted by Mr and Mrs Sid Phillips, who is Mrs Sountheimer’s brother. The couple plans a Yellowstone visit before continuing to California.

Bud Sountheimer New Orleans Butte West Sid Phillips Sountheimer Mr. Phillips Yellowstone Park California

Speeders fined as new motorcycle officers patrol

Sixteen of twenty speeders who appeared before Judge Shea in police court were fined ten dollars each. The fines align with recent sessions since two new motorcycle officers have been on the streets. Three girl vagrants paid nineteen dollars each and a disturber was assessed twenty five dollars.

Shea

Double Inquest Into Lake Avoca Drownings

A coroner's inquest will be held this afternoon at 2 PM into the deaths of Francis Fagan and John Kelly who drowned Monday afternoon when their canoe capsized near the shore at Lake Avoca.

Francis Fagan John Kelly Lake Avoca

Notable figures and trivia from a bygone era

A collection of varied facts notes a NY financier’s habit of wearing a $25,000 diamond shirt stud, government draftsman James McNeil Whistler earning $1.59 daily, the 1860 US population at 21 million, Mor gan er’s cigars at $1.50 each, a Sardinia reservoir covering 19.3 square miles, and locusts appearing every 17 or 18 years.

New York James McNeil Whistler Coast and Geodetic Survey United States J. Pierpont Morgan Sardinia

Greek Orphans Train As Farmers Near Macedonian Front

About two thousand Anatolian orphan boys are being transported as farm colonists to a fertile area behind the Macedonian front. The Greek government assigns 5000 acres near Philippi for Near East Relief and British Red Cross to establish three farm villages. Within a year the boys are expected to farm independently, with government farm experts monitoring early progress.

London Anatolia Macedonian Front Near East Relief British Red Cross Philipi Greece

Exerts Moral Influence From Side-Dogr Angora

Asia Minor report notes Charlies Imbrie of Baltimore, sole American in Angora, serving as consul and trade leader to thousands of non Moslems. His life in poverty stricken Angora ends after marrying Katherine Gillespie of New York.

Angora

American home on wheels in Angora serves as house and travel box car

An American couple, living in a railway box car due to housing shortages in Angora, displays the flag from its sliding door. The compact home on wheels sits on a siding and can be linked to trains for Mr Imbrie’s Turkish inspection trips. Mrs Imbrie continues housework on the move and would miss traveling home.

Angora Imbrie Turkey

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