Mile High Tents Sellout 8x8 Size at $49
The 8 by 8 foot Mile High tent is priced at 49 dollars per unit. Limited stock and multiple buyers reported a quick sellout at the market display.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
2
Valuation shows only slight drop in public utilities
State board of equalization figures show small increases for Montana Southern and several utilities while notable declines appear for M. S. T. & T. Co. Postal Telegraph Western Union S. L. Great Northern Northern Pacific Co. M. & St. Paul Great Falls Power, reflecting year over year changes in assessed values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Montana Southern
Continental Tel
Montana Power
State Board
M. 8
Postal Telegraph
Western Union
Co. S. L
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Co. M. & St. Paul
Great Falls Power
Yellowstone Trail Marking Plan Extends Across States
Mr. Cooley describes a new marking system for the Yellowstone Trail with traveling bureaus and cars in Wisconsin, South Dakota, and Montana to keep travel on the coast to coast highway. He notes 3600 miles with a single 56 mile branch from Livingston to Gardiner and plans tours to Yellowstone Park Chicago Indiana and Boston for marking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Mr. Cooley
Livingston
Gardiner
Butte
Yellowstone Park
Chicago
Indiana
Boston
Utica
N. Y
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Montana
Poland Unwilling To Reduce Army Says Institute Panel
In Williamstown Mass on July 29 the Institute of Politics role players said Poland would not cut its army until security from aggression is assured. Foreign Minister Skrzynski noted Japan lacks steel and Moscow blocks League of Nations entry, stressing need for Chinese iron ore and Ruhr control to sustain war potential. He supported Polish German frontier integrity and watched Franco German security talks with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Williamstown
Mass
Japan
Poland
Institute of Politics Today
Alexander Skrzynski
Charles K. Leith
University of Wisconsin
Count Skrzynski
Moscow
League of Nation
Germany
Upper Silesia
England
France
League of Nations
United States
Ruhr
Leith
China
Philippines
Body of Bryan at Washington Today
The body of William Jennings Bryan is being brought from Dayton Tennessee to Washington for simple services reflecting his wishes. It will lie in state at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church with no military honors, then be buried near the Dewey mausoleum in Arlington after an afternoon service led by Rev. Joseph Sizo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dayton
Tenn
New York Avenue’ Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac Hills
Mr. Bryan
Union Station
Joseph R. Slzoo
New York State
Mall
Potomac Park
Virginia Hills
Dewey Mausoleum
Telephone chief lauds personnel at Montana exchanges
Visitor entertained as Mr Hall head of the Butte exchange tours the Butte mines and Anaconda smelter. He backs company policy to inform workers of finances and expansion plans, and urges responsibility and service to the public. Hall, with 25 years at the telephone company, will visit Montana exchanges then tour Glacier and Yellowstone parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Exchange
Hall
Butte
Anaconda
Telephone Company
St. John's Parish House
Montana
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parka
Bulte
J. A. MacDonald
Mountain States Company
J. E. McAfee
Denver
J. N. Whittinghill
Helena
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Whittinghill
Retana
Pines
Ces Pany
Lack of Work Attributing Death Of Canadian waitress
In Dillon a young woman Miss Kramzar from Gardiner killed herself after failing to secure steady work near Butte. She had worked in Montana eight months as a waitress and had recently tried a Dillon cafe and a Gar diner. An inquest ruled death by own action by poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
George Burns
Washington Street
Butte
Gardiner
Burns
C. J. Penny
Penny Employment Agency
Montana
Jealousy blamed in triple killing spree in Richmond
In Richmond an auto dealer and rival were killed along with Detective Sergeant J Harvey Burke after Rudolph Disse said jealousy over Vivian Tomlin Peers caused the shootings. William Britt was wounded while trying to intervene. The killings followed a police court case where Carter and Disse faced charges stemming from a dispute with Peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Rudolph Disse
Vivian Tomlin Peers
Henry G. Carter
J. Harvey Burke
Carter
William Britt
Disse
Navy Papers Sale Attempt Reported in Rio
July 30 Rio de Janeiro. Frank Jordan of the American Trading Co reports a naval stores clerk approached him to negotiate sale of navy papers. The subordinate was arrested and believed insane. No further significance attached. Jordan not implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Frank Jordan
American Trading Company
Naval Stores Bureau
Navy
Jordan
House Approves Building Plan Amid Naval Concerns
Major Sir Bertram Falle voices worry as England ranks third in Pacific naval power. He questions U S friendship and speculates on possible American interests in Jamaica Bermuda Bahamas Falkland Islands or Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Falle
England
Pacific
America
United States
Jamaica
Bermudas
Bahamas
Falkland Islands
Canada
Young Wood's Wife Sues for Divorce in Delaware Court
Mrs. Katherine Thompson Wood files for divorce from Osborne C. Wood in Wilmington. The couple separated after reports of Wood’s stock fortune and travel to Europe. Mrs. Wood and children are in Southampton. Wood alleged to work in Florida real estate after disappearing from a Paris hotel and later being found in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Katherine Thompson Wood
Osborne C. Wood
Leonard Wood
The
Philippine Islands
Florida
Young Wood
Wood
Spain
Stolen Auto Burned on Butte Anaconda Highway
The car belonging to Harry Graves of Butte was reported stolen and later found completely destroyed by fire on the Butte Anaconda highway near Nissier. The sheriff's office received the theft report by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graves
Butte
Butte-Anaconda
Nissier
Graves
Death beam claims great power sparks Navy interest
Washington July 23 The Navy Department has provided facilities to Dr Edwin R Scott of San Francisco for experiments with a device described as a new method of warfare akin to the European death ray Yet no definite plans allow use of a battleship and no success results are reported Dr Scott says the so called death ray is a misnomer and describes a stroke that can be projected with power far beyond current science capable of burning through steel at long range
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Edwin R. Scott
San Francisco
Scott
Steinmetz
Stroke Could Be Sent In Any Direction For Twenty Miles
A brief line notes that the stroke may travel in any direction for a distance of twenty miles, indicating a wide reach or impact of the event described.
Premier Mussolini May Undergo Secret Duodenum Surgery
Paris reports in diplomatic circles that Premier Mussolini may have surgery to remove a duodenal ulcer. The operation would be secret, to avoid public knowledge until recovery. Earlier hemorrhages prompted experts to favor a strict diet rather than immediate operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mussolini
Italy
Epidemic Infantile Paralysis Sees California Cases Surge
Sacramento reports no new paralysis cases in two weeks as California totals exceed 300 since January 1. Last week Los Angeles leads with 18 cases, San Francisco 5, Oakland 3, while 143 cases emerged in the past four weeks amid rising health vigilance. A related note mentions Chittagong port improvements funded by a loan between India and Bengal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sacramento
State Board of Health
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Oakland
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Butte’s
Columbia Gardens
Clarence
Freudenstein
Olumbi Gardens
Silver Bow County
Seattle
Park
LAUDS
E. K. Hall
American Company
Britain
Bellans
Wein’s
Are
Hart Schaffner & Marx
East Park ST
Chittagong
Assam
Bengal
Government of
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