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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1924

Page

3

Amalgamator 15 Tested At Mines School

Ralph Hansen of Great Falls with Montana State School of Mines officials conducted tests on a centrifugal force amalgamator. The device promises higher gold extraction and cheaper processing, with further demonstrations planned for Monday and Tuesday.

Ralph Hans Hanssen, Haug & Darby Co Great Falls G. W. Craven M. F. Haley Millman Montana State School of Mines Hanssen Butte School of Mines

Delegates Named for Silver Bow Auxiliary at Helena Convention

Mrs. Margaret La Forrest and Miss Margaret Comba elected delegates to represent the Silver Bow post auxiliary at the state convention in Helena this week. Alternates are Mrs. E Noyes and Mrs. E Hanley. President D J Teviin will miss the event due to her sister’s death. The Butte auxiliary funds remodeling Fort Harrison quarters for a recreation hall and plans a card party next Friday to support the project. They also sponsor occasional treats for about 300 Fort Harrison patients.

Margaret la Forrest Margaret Comba E. Noyes E. Hanley Auxiliary of Silver Bow American Legion Helena D. J. Teviin Butter Auxiliary L. J. Garvin Missoula Butte Fort Harrison Fort Carpenters’ Union Hall

La-She-Mo Camp Fire Organized and Meets Held

The La-She-Mo Camp Fire group formed by Quaddy club members and other South Side girls held its first meeting at Floral Park Community church with weekly sessions planned. Officers elected include President Elizabeth Graham and Vice President Zula Warren, with Opal Shott named secretary and song leader, Marion Davis as scribe and Kathryn Coughlin as treasurer. The group chose the name La-She-Mo meaning land of the shining mountains and began paying annual dues toward Camp Fire honors. A separate note describes a Butte man selling his car and painting a playful price on the windshield and car back in blue chalk reading Four wheels and use brakes.

La-She-Mo Quaddy Club South Side Floral Park Community Church Land of the Shining Mountains Secon Elizabeth Graham Zula Warren Opal Shott Kathryn Coughlin Marion Davis Eddie Rickenbacker

The Last Word LN Cars

A fragment notes an Indiana man claiming the K K K is beaten and declaring himself “200 per cent American,” reflecting a defiant era reaction. The text hints at a disputed identity scene and nationalist sentiment.

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Petition filings set stage for county offices

J. Burns files for Democratic nomination as county assessor. Louis J. Buckley seeks renomination as justice of the peace in Silver Bow township. Allan McCod runs for sheriff on the Republican ticket.

J. Burns Louis J. Buckley Silver Bow Township Allan Mclcod

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