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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1923
Page
3
Anaco publication from the American Assoc outlines three main product advertising paths. It explains how businesses tailor messages to audiences, showcase features, and drive responses. The piece emphasizes clarity, targeting, and measurable outcomes for effective campaigns.
New York June 2 The Associated Press reports renewed weakness in the German mark and suspended Argentine wheat purchases signaling strains in Europe and a near end to Germany’s resources. July wheat slid while U.S. markets faced Ruhr dispute fallout and improved European conditions. Domestic carloadings hit a record, rail earnings rose, and the market ended the week with a modestly firmer tone after prior declines.
Broadway engagement sets two nights June 9 and 10 for McIntyre and Heath in Red Pepper with Florence Rayfield Irma Bertrand Bee Ho Gray Dan Quintin Brennan Sands and Calhoun sisters among cast. Chorus of 50 youthful singers and dancers accompany as Havana scenery and colorful costuming promise lavish spectacle.
E L Vizina a longtime Berkeley shift boss at BI died at his home 2590 Moulton after a three week illness. He served six years as shift boss and leaves wife Edith two daughters Ethel and Eugenia a sister and two half brothers in Nebraska extended family relatives in California and Nebraska. The Union Pacific agent offers tickets via Denver and Rio Grande Western through Roy al gorge with stopovers allowed.
The Salvation Army campaign team begins in Butte today aiming to raise funds for its work. Volunteers will reach all areas, urging door Jin or check donations to support the program and ensure no one is overlooked. Director Tom Datsy asks for broad support and gratitude for gifts given.
In Bozeman on June 3 the Montana State College graduating class of 1923 lists 12 honor graduates with averages above 85. Names include Charles Mountjoy Kalispell Franklin Smith Culbertson for agricultural education and others across civil electrical mechanical engineering animal husbandry botany and home economics with home addresses noted.
Warner Bros. production Brass, greeted with interest at the Broadway theater, is scheduled to be shown at the Ansonia theater on Wednesday and Friday this week. Adapted from a world famous novel, the film has drawn overflow crowds in Butte and other cities, drawing strong praise for its dramatic tale of divorce and its emotional impact. Public health legislation of 1848 is noted in context.
The advertisement touts Quick Quaker Oats as the fastest cooking oats in the world. It explains the oats are flaked thinner and cut before flaking, producing smaller, quicker-cooking flakes. Grocers offer both styles labeled Quick for rapid preparation.
Corbly Commander Disabled Veterans elected st ander of the organization at their Missoula conven tion. Ex commander presided at Masonic temple with John Malar of the state university. Other officers include Arnold Shaw, C B Lange, Harry Brentford, Charles Io Sheridan, Charles Hanson. Delegates to the national convention at Minneapolis were named.
Police Chief Murphy and several detectives report a series of liquor raids resulting in four arrests. Suspects were taken into custody in the 100 block of South Main and around West Mercury Street as officers from the city department pursue bootlegging and illegal sale.
A man described as Nichols was spotted fleeing with clothing items from a small store on Sona Street, Walter. He was caught as officers found him in an alley behind the scene, later fingerprinted, with charges of Robbery to be pursued and past record being checked. detectives retrieved valuables from the scene.
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