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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1923

Page

9

All Weather Eyes On Davey Bet Drips Through Butte

Ex mayor Davey, famed for weather bets, hints at another rain prediction amid Park Street cigar shops. Citizens recall past dry springs when bets failed, while some urge federal weather bureau action to curb his wagering. Davey boasts he guessed wrong last year as opening approaches.

Davey Park Street Federal Weather Bureau Butte Grill Highland Peak Exmayor Butte Federal Bureau Arizona Desert Utah Nevada Bill Davey Riley Lake Avoca Oregon Weather Department Providence Pearly Gates Paradise St. Peter Celestial Stairway

West Side Club Dance for Baseball Fund

Members of the West Side Athletic club host a dance this evening at St Patrick's social center at Idaho and Galena streets to benefit the baseball club. Public invited. admission 50 cents a couple. Tickets available at the door or from members.

West Side Athletic Club St. Patrick's Social Center Idaho and Galena

Prohibition Repeal Debate Persists Before Governor

The governor heard speeches urging repeal of the national prohibition enforcement act to aid working people with wine and beer. Augustus Thomas attacked the eighteenth amendment as illiberal while citing state rights. Opponents argued against repeal citing double jeopardy and enforcement needs, with William Hayward urging a veto to uphold federal aid for enforcement.

Gompers Holland Augustus Thomas Thomas Jefferson Ransom H. Gillett William S H. Brady New York Manufacturers’ and Dealers’ League United States William Hayward

Paris Heavens Map Advances After 36 Years Work

A major astronomy milestone at the Paris observatory nears completion after 36 years of labor. The new heavenly map and star catalogue cover some 300 million visible bodies, with 10 000 leaves of photos for stars to the fourteenth magnitude and millions more beyond.

Paris Paris Observatory Admiral Mouchez Mexico Chile Republic of Argentine Brazil

Suburban News Highlights Local Social and Church Events

Minnie Schroeder's condition improves at Columbia hospital. Herman G. Skog and Sadie Allen wed at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Charles Wolfe officiating. Patricia Hanley recovering from arm injury caught in wringer. Novena to Sacred Heart begins at St. John the Evangelist, ends June 8 with enrollment. Current Topics club plans Maud Canyon hike and summer closure. Central Presbyterian's Missionary society meets. Mexico paper read. Mrs. William Toy undergoes Columbia hospital operation. husband in Butte. Lauretta Mertz bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Davis with pink decor and gifts for the bride‑to‑be.

Minnie Schroeder Maryland Avenue Columbia Hospital Herman G. Skog Sadie FB. Allen Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Charles Wolfe James Hanley Sacred Heart St. John the Evangelist Church League of the Sacred Heart J. W. Redmond Kanavenue Maud 8S Canyon Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church C. H. Little West Broadway L. B. Williams Mexico William Toy Missoula Glen Seymour Walnut Street Butte Laurettan Mertz T. J. Davis Floral Boulevard T. H. Wilkinson PD. Olseen E. Fletcher Gladys Hawk Ruth Christen Charlotte Whitford Audrey Varcoe Dorothy McClelland Edith Jones Eva Hegstrum Francis Bruin Lacey Rundel Martha Mertz

Memorial Day Observance in Dillon Falls to Rain

A cold drizzle kept many Dillon residents from attending Memorial Day events organized by the American Legion. The program moved to the training school auditorium, where ex service men and Boy Scout escorts decorated war veterans' graves at Mountain View cemetery. Rev T W Bennett praised local Scouts for membership gains, and Gladys Scott recited In Flanders Fields. The day featured prizes, patriotic speeches, and a luncheon for veterans.

Dillon American Legion Coors Training School Courthouse Square Owever Mountain View T. W. Bennett Harding Reeser Joe Fuller Haylain Philip May Mires Gladys Scott Flanders’ Fields Linden Cullough Lincoln Naomi Hildre T W. Benn Seou Mountain View Cemetery Women's Auxiliary Legion

Memorial Day Visitors and locals in Philipsburg

Senator T Pr Stewart and Mrs Stewart plus son Sidney of Anaconda spent Memorial Day in Philipsburg with Stewart serving as speaker. Visitors include Hiram Rodgers of Anaconda, John Wenger, lt Street, Fred Seiger, Gorham Roberts, George A Russell, H L Wrauskop, Albert Lewis, Ob S&S Barnes, Walter Barns, Miss Gertrude Martin, Barton Mitchell, John Odson, David Hughes, Db Gibbons, B King, John C Kenvell, M Rahiman, Ray Quane.

Philipsburg T. Pr. Stewart Stewart Sidney Anaconda Hiram Rodgers John Wenger Lt Street Missoula Fred Seiger Gorham W. Roberts Helena George A. Russell H. L. Wrauskop Albert Lewis Great Falls Ob. S&s Miss Martin Barton Mitchell Maxville John Odson Spokane David Hughes Gibbons B. King Butte John C. Kenvell Cleveland Ohio M. Rahiman Deer Lodge Ray Quane

Grasshopper Menace Threatens Beach Area Crops

May 3 Dillon. With warm weather crops rapidly growing due to moisture, a grasshopper infestation on beach land has farmers anxious. Eggs were laid last fall and hatchings are reported in several spots. A preventive drive is ready, with supplies prepared to be mixed and spread if the threat grows. Fred Crouse was named by the board of commissioners to monitor the situation and coordinate extermination efforts.

Dillon Fred Crouse East Bench Board of Commissioners

Young Athletes Prepare For Big Meet At Dillon

Embryo athletes at the training school will compete Friday afternoon at 1:39 at the fair grounds weather permitting. The annual track meet is a major school event with medals awarded to point winners. Contenders are divided into classes by age and size and records are kept each year. Officials include President Davis of the normal college, George Lovell, Warner Mellen, and J. P. Thomas.

Confiscation of Punch Boards in Butte Cigar Shops

Punch boards and merchandise alleged to be offered as prizes were seized last evening in several Butte cigar stores by Constable Reyn olds and RR Pederson, investigator for the county attorney's office.

Butte Reynolds RR. Pederson County Attorny

Auckland to Liverpool route via Panama Canal detailed

Auckland New Zealand lies 11 500 miles from Liverpool as ships travel to the Atlantic through the Panama Canal outlining a long ocean journey that connects the two ports. The distance highlights the remoteness of New Zealand from Britain in maritime routes and trade links.

Auckland New Zealand Liverpool

Deer Lodge City Visitors On Business And Travel

Deer Lodge May 31 Dave Hogan and Anton Thrasher of Gold Creek and Gust Wisner of Pioneer are in the city on business. H Y Wiltrout of Three Forks was a business visitor Thursday. J H E Byram president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway passed through Deer Lodge en route to Chicago. Mrs Margaret Beaumont left for New York and England with Miss Willian Beaumont to tour Europe. They plan to return in October. Miss Mae Cunningham and Miss Margaret Burns attended Memorial Day in the area. Several locals visited relatives and family in Butte and Missoula. Oil reserves are estimated at 6 020 000 000 barrels, about 55 percent of the U S supply.

Deer Lodge Dave Hogan Anton Thrasher Gold Creek Gust Wisner Pioneer H. Y. Wiltrout Three Forks JH. EE. Byram Chicago, Milwaukee Willian Europe Mae Cunningham Butte Margaret Burns Anaconda Angus Smith Elinore Bien J. B. Astle Washington, D. C Wareren Trask Adolph Turk Ernest Sechwefel William Wallace Jens Frank Conley Hielen Hilda Missoula G. A. Kelley West Georgia Kelley

Shrine pilgrimage steam train arrival at depot

Afiti and 125 Shriners board the special train amid noisy welcomes in Washington. A 30 minute stop features a 30 member band entertainment both inside and outside the depot. Ten Pullmans and a baggage car decorated for the Imperial Shrine session show Mount Tacoma and the pilgrimage to Washington.

Afiti Bagdad Pullmans Washington Imperial Shrine Mount Taccoma

President and Mrs Harding Parade Amid Rain of Flowers

A park visit shows a crowd showering President Harding and Mrs Harding with flowers as Marines and army bands move children away from the grandstand. The serenade director, white faced, pleads for help while the president helps restore order. No one is hurt.

Tacoma Lumber Capital Inscription at Shrine Exhibition

Afifi members showed Bagdad brothers paintings with pride at a shrine event. The display bore the inscription Tacoma, Wash, the lumber capital of America and the Gateway to Rainier National Park. As the train departed at 9:30, cheers rose with the parting quip Washing is going to know when Tacoma arrives.

Tacoma Wash America Rainier National Park Afifi Brothers of Bagdad

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