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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1927
Page
3
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The Prince of Wales hotel at Water ton Canada will open July 25. Erected by the Great Northern railway the hotel sits in Glacier National park's Canadian section. Bookings are heavy and will draw large tourist crowds from across the country. Winchester England presents an organ to the local prison.
John L. Amos of the Union Pacific says Idaho will ship about 3 000 more carloads of potatoes this year, boosting total to 21 000 cars, due to 20 percent more planted ground. He notes strong beet crops in Utah, steady overall business, and good automobile trade along UP routes.
Fifteen delegates to the Negro Women’s Federated Clubs state convention left Butte on the Olympian for Missoula. Delegates include Mrs Estella Palmer of Clover Leaf Art club and Mrs Rance Ware of Pearl club. The group, founded seven years ago, operates chapters in Great Falls Billings Bozeman Helena Livingston Anaconda and Missoula to foster cultural development.
The city health office in Butte recorded two births yesterday. A daughter born July 17 to Mr and Mrs Alex Stevenson of 659 South Main Street and a daughter born July 12 to Mr and Mrs Konstanty Unzenski of 25814 East Granite Road. The report notes rapid freight growth prompting railway and steamship line fleet expansion in Colombia.
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