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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
3
A Kalkaska Michigan reader describes years of hair loss and scalp itching, noting poor sleep due to irritation. After trying various remedies, they report complete recovery within about four weeks using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, with samples offered by mail.
The Rev. F. A. T. Corneliussen arrives from Alberta to oversee Butte’s Gold Hill church. Born in Christiania Norway, educated at royal academy, he previously served in Grand Rapids and Los Angeles where he strengthened Bethlehem church. He aims to build a larger congregation in Butte.
Eighteen of ninety six delegates attend the opening region of the Sheepshearers Union of North America at Gregson Springs. The convention focuses on fellowship and business as 11 constitution committees are appointed. President E Lillywhite plans to resign after the convention. delegates will tour Columbia Gardens, Butte, and Anaconda. The proposed Australian scouring system for Montana is not adopted this year and Australian expert influence is urged for Wyoming.
With Labor Day nearly two months away a committee from the trades and labor council led by Oliver Chointer Thomas Collins Fred Crabler Fred Geiser and Fred Allen has begun preparations for a large city celebration at Columbia Gardens Speakers from outside the city are being considered and a top program of athletic and amusement features is planned.
In Butte a box of Butte grown strawberries sits in Leys window on North Main street. The fruit, raised on the banks of Lake Avoca, is judged by size soundness and flavor against Hood River berries. Plants were brought from Missoula two years ago and the crop shows promise for local fame.
A fragmented note argues that income tax is paid at a very high rate, suggesting taxpayer burdens and calls for reform. The writer cites economic strain and widespread impact across households, urging scrutiny of tax structures and rates.
Miss Ruth King, new Juvenile department head at Butte Public Library, read to children under a shaded grove while Gardens hosts weekly story hours each Thursday afternoon. Epaminondas tales drew smiles as readers awaited next sessions. licenses issued to several couples.
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