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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
12
Velvet and cotton rayon dresses feature in sportswear looks. Sheer summer frocks in crepe de chine with long sleeves and iron effect are paired with detachable capes. Neutral beige and purple sheer crepes appear with tailored details and ribbon ties.
Camp Fire girls depart from the Northern Pacific depot for a four week camping program. The event includes meals, activities from hiking to swimming, and supervision by chaperones and instructors. About 200 girls are expected to be cared for across four weeks with a two-cook kitchen in operation.
July reports from state agencies show a mix of labor surpluses and shortages. Billings and Livingston have surplus common labor, while Baker Bozeman Fort Benton Malta and other towns seek farm and hay hands. Immediate placements range from $2.80 to $3 daily for hay hands and $60 to $76 monthly for farm work. shortages noted for mining, sheepherder, and general labor with demand peaking within 30 days.
Flying Squadron Law Enforcement Foundation plans three meetings next week at Mountain View Methodist Church in Butte. Oliver W. Stewart presides with Rev Norma Brown and Dr Edwin Dinwiddie. Events include mass meeting Wednesday evening and open forum, then closing session Friday night with addresses by Stewart and O Farrell.
The United States Bureau of Mines warns motorists never run engines in enclosed or poorly ventilated spaces and never work under a vehicle with the motor running. Do not seal car windows with the engine on. If carbon monoxide exposure occurs, move the victim outdoors and provide artificial respiration and oxygen, keeping them warm. In Glacier Park Montana a Park ranger team recovered journalist J Le Carte Wright after a 300-foot fall from a shale cliff above Twin Lakes near Sperry Glacier while his party ignored advisories.
Berlin experts challenge the claim that half the foreign volunteers fight for Germany against Abd el Krim in Morocco. The piece notes Germans oppose this and that many, about 15,900, joined the Foreign Legion seeking comfort wages and easy service in French ranks. Canada plans six new theaters.
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