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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
9
This piece explains using cream in cooking to save money and flavor dishes. It covers using cream in summer vegetables, creamed potatoes, greens, and desserts, including whipped cream toppings and frozen desserts. Sour cream substitution and making butter from sour cream are also described. Copyright 1918 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Chicago July 27 Plans for the national prohibition party presidential campaign will begin with a general committee meeting in Indianapolis August 8. The national executive committee made the decision. notification ceremonies for J Frank Hanly and Ira C Landrith will be held in Indianapolis August 5.
D B Markey supreme commander of the Maccabees for 25 years attends the first Montana Knights of Maccabees convention since the order’s 23 year history in the state. He recalls his initial visit to Butte as the city grows from mining camp to metropolis and notes the order’s rapid growth and benefits. Also reports ongoing lawsuits against State Savings Bank directors over failure and misstatements about bank solvency and deposits.
A coroner jury ruled William Jenkins died from acute heart failure due to chronic nephritis, not from injury. He worked on the 600 foot level of the Mountain View mine when he fell ill and received aid before dying at the surface. air conditions were reported normal.
The Vietor records for August include Nora Rayes singing Hello Hawaii How Are You plus Old Bill Bailey on ukulele. Vic record 45 099 features other pleasing selections from Orton Brothers at 216 218 Main St.
Astrologers deem Friday July 28 1916 a highly unlucky day with Saturn’s evil power. Predictions warn of misfortune for elderly and long–standing officials and risks for agriculturists financiers florists and miners. The chart hints at possible delays and health anxieties for those born on certain dates.
Representative Kitchin denounces a Burleson order requiring small town postmasters to collect checks without exchange charges from nonmember banks. He warns it would cut profits of about 6000 small state banks and threaten North Carolina to go Republican by 800 votes. The move, urged by McAdoo, aims to perfect the universal check clearing system under the reserve board.
Special election will be held in Butte on August 1 from noon to 7 PM to decide franchises for Montana Power to install operate and maintain heating steam and related services plus electric lighting for 30 years. Voters include qualified resident freeholders listed by ward at key city sites.
Washington July 27 Senator Ker democratic leader of the senate submitted for publication in the Confessional Record a telegram storm protesting passage of the Keating child labor bill. Messages emphasize burden on large families and dependence on cotton mills.
Sensational crop damage reports from the Northwest and Southern Manitoba push wheat prices higher. Transactions show a rise of 4% to around 4 cents per bushel with bid redelivery at 1.24 percent versus 1.19 yesterday. Black dust and heat blight spread. yields shrink as damage grows. A second item notes C. W. Holt of Medford found dead under his overturned car five miles north of Ere this morning on the Pacific highway.
Lieutenant Colonel M. C. Butler of the Sixth Cavalry and Mrs. Crystal Holland Spannell were killed by Harry J. Spannell in Alpine Texas. The husband reportedly refuses to talk and mystery surrounds the case with no clear motive or indication of insanity at the time.
President Wilson announced nominees for the farm loan board created under the rural credits bill. Charles E. Lobdell of Great Bend Kansas George W Norris of Philadelphia W A Smith of Sioux City Iowa and Herbert Quick of Berkeley Springs West Virginia are named as members with Secretary McAdoo serving ex officio.
The ad claims vitality boosts in middle age with Dr Williams Pink Pills a non alcoholic tonic. It says the pills strengthen nerves improve digestion and blood. available by mail or at druggists with a free booklet offered by the Williams Medicine Co New York.
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