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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

10

Grasshoppers Under Control in Montana Says Entomologist

Bozeman reports state entomologist Prof. R A Cooley says grasshoppers prompt but controllable with farmer cooperation. Demonstrations and supplies distributed as warnings issued last winter helped save crops in most areas though a few small regions suffered. A formula using wheat bran, onion, salt, molasses and banana oil is in use, with crude arsenic dust from Anaconda works employed in large amounts including a four ton order in Eastern Montana.

Bozeman Montana R.A. Cooley Montam Cooley State College Ndition A. CG. M Anweenca Express

Registr y On Close for Bea verhead Primary

Be wary county registr ation shows 3116 qualified voters may use ballots on Aug 24. County total is 645 fewer than 1918 general election. City registers 1586 for the coming primary, 248 less than 1918 and 118 more than early spring primaries. The tally surprises locals who expected heavier turnout.

Winnen Beaverhead

Helena seeks 500 laborers amid smelter shortage

Helena announces a need for five hundred laborers in the city and surroundings. The Commercial club says the East Helena smelter labor shortage is acute and more workers are needed in the city for street work.

Beaverhead County Drops to Sixth Class After Valuation Drop

Beaverhead county, Dillon, July 28, shows a 1920 assessed valuation over 9.39 million dollars, down from 1919 by more than 81,786,000, triggering automatic county salary cuts and likely elimination of the auditor’s position if the downgrade remains. The decline is blamed on winter stock losses and livestock price drops. Canada’s June trade shows imports from the US at 88,221,981 while exports to the US are 45,980,676. a scientist reports N rays may alter color and luster of precious stones.

Dillon Beaverhead County Ottawa Jirnsport Canada United Dominions United States

Detective Sergeant Paul Peterson Charged in Bank Theft

Chicago reports detective sergeant Paul Peter Peterson charged with robbing Abe Nelson saloonkeeper of about $15,000. The alleged plan involved convincing Nelson to withdraw funds to buy whiskey and staging a fake holdup. Pet er son, noted for swimming records and bravery under fire, faces formal accusations by superiors.

Chicago Paul Peterson Abe Nelson Peterson Nelson Dwight Meattorney

Immigrant Influx At New York Harbor Faces Workable Challenges

Commissioner Frederick A. Wallis cites overcrowding at the harbor as immigrants rush to America while efforts to humanize reception include warm milk and crackers for babies and better water access. He notes 18 steamship lines planning arrivals, with hundreds of Polish Jews and families seeking entry despite limits, many heading to California and the Northwest.

New York Europe America Amerie California Far Northwest

Wind powered electricity invented on North Dakota farm

Governor Lynn J. Frazier has installed a wind to electricity plant on his Hoople area farm. Invented by George Manikowske, the device uses a belt and a three-part rotating assembly to drive a dynamo, stores power in a basement storage system, and feeds a switchboard for heating and farming operations.

Fargo N. D Lynn J. Frazier Hoople George Manikowske North Dakota Manikowske Ey Farm

Old Hickory Veterans Meet in Southland at Asheville

Old Hickory Association plans the Thirtieth division reunion in Asheville North Carolina with about 10000 attendees. Secretary Frank P Bowen reports hotel rooms meals and entertainments arranged while a one cent railroad rate is pursued for delegates from across the United States. Generals Pershing M Lewis and Faison and governors from three states invited to attend.

Asheville N. C Frank P. Bowen Old Hickory Association Bowen Owen United States Utah Pershing Wilson Mander Faison Dier Tyson Lander Reed J. W. Bikett North Carolina Robert A. Cooper South Carolina A. H. Roberts Tennessee

Woman executive urges girls to pursue business careers

Mrs Edith Wallace Pichon a bank director and business leader tell girls to believe in themselves and take on tasks men do. She rose from bookkeeper to director at Fidelity Saving Co and notes she now directs policy and earns a man’s salary with three children to support.

Washington Edith Wallace Pichon Dankomiclals Picton

Motion Pictures in Army Training

The War Department plans to use motion pictures in automotive classes at army vocational schools. The new educational feature aims to speed the teaching of auto mechanics across the armed forces and improve training efficiency during the coming year.

Army Recruiting Office War Department

Mystery of the six pajama clad maiden band in Hull

Hull police investigate a rumored group described as six girls in flimsy nightwear seen bathing at a pond. Neighbors report public modesty concerns and watchfulness by officers, but the supposed trio remains elusive and details are unclear.

Hull Mass David Arnold Nuthio

Anaconda Tests Grade On Third Street Hill

Local motorists measure the western Third street incline to assess car power for the grade. H W Rutherford provided figures showing 6 inches rise in 240 feet, with grades from 1 to 42 percent and a central 90 foot section varying 30 to 42 percent.

Third Street H.W. Rutherford

County Central Committee Meet Tonight at City Hall

Notice for members to attend the county central committee meeting at city hall at 8 o clock tonight. Secretary TM Davidson signs as secretary.

County Central Committee TM. Davidson Mi 2 Eee

Army officer sets parachute drop record at 20000 feet

Lieut. John B. Wilson of the 96th Aero Squadron Kelly Field Texas set a new world record for parachute dropping on June 7 leaping from a De Haviland B at about 20000 feet with pilot Lieut. Delmar Dutton. Wilson spent the day preparing parachutes and landed in a turnip patch seventeen minutes after the jump proving a chute will open at high altitude.

Wori John B. Wilson 96Th Aero Squadron Kelly Field Texas de Haviland Delmar Dutton Jun T Lieut. Wilson Lieut Wilson Farefeld

How Any Girl Can Have Pretty Eyes Ad

An advertisement claims Lavoptik eye wash brightens eyes in a week with a blend of witch hazel camphor hydrastis and related ingredients. It promises healthy sparkling eyes and quick change with regular use and offers a free aluminum eye cup from Puller Drug Company.

Puller Drug Company

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