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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
21
A fragmented ad urges avoiding rushed morning meals and stresses a balanced breakfast built on Quaker Oats. It promotes Quick Quaker and regular Quaker Oats as energy sources, claiming oats support morning energy and tissue building.
Bryoy DeForest of Great Falls proposes sending Americans fluent in German and Austrian to agricultural regions of both nations to promote farming in Montana. He notes many Germ an buyers have acquired dry land near Great Falls and cites robust machinery sales as evidence of a prosperous season. DeForest praises Great Falls population growth and calls it the most optimistic Montana city.
Three new complaints were filed in district court for Sliver Row county including divorce, collection on notes, and damages. The filing followed a Clark will contest suit withdrawal. Details mention Emil Koskinen seeking divorce and custody, Paintin & Co. pursuing note collection, and a case involving the estate of Kean Nowyak with administrators Mary Novak and诉.
Miss Tobin of Butte and Raymond Sheehan of Helena were united in marriage yesterday morning at the Sacred Heart rectory, with Katherine Griffin and Raymond Sheehan as attendants. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tobin of 221 Water Avenue, is a Montana State College alumna and former member of the Butte High School faculty. After a wedding breakfast they planned a Yellowstone tour and will be at home at Canyon Ferry after August 13.
During the noon luncheon Rotarians paused for a prayer by Rev. Charles Chapman for the safety and success of Montana forest fire fighters. He praised the workers as true American heroes, likening their courage to earlier wartime efforts.
A suitcase containing papers and books was stolen from Don Treloar at 1621 Whitman Avenue Wednesday night. The thief discarded the bag near Treloar’s home after realizing the loot’s insignificance. James F. Butter, 1825 Gaylord Street, reported finding the suitcase while returning from work yesterday morning, about ten blocks from the scene, with an open window noted at the Treloar residence.
The Countess Juan de Guell, lady in waiting to the queen of Boat, says American women are not home-loving and American men are ideal. She plans her daughter Carmen's marriage to an American man while avoiding an American wife for her son. She notes American women prefer freedom from home and quiet living.
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