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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
9
A vintage ad copy promotes Quick Quaker Oats as a fast, nourishing breakfast option. It extols savory, balanced meals with protein, carbohydrates, and minerals, claiming the product helps maintain regularity and health for families, urging early start to the day.
A fragment notes a voyage to the Great Lakes region linked to the Quaker group and transit agency figures, with mentions of guests and agents, in a terse historical item.
Anaconda officials led by Mayor C W Smitt announced a two day fundraising drive to equip city playgrounds for children. Senior high girls will sell tags, an office at Montana Hotel will collect donations, and schools will urge students to contribute. Funds will buy recreations like baseball gear swings and slides, with supervisors to organize youths and ensure equal access to safe, healthy play.
Rainstorms swept over the city and with more chill than in winter lingered into the afternoon. Dark clouds threatened hail or snow as a cold front pushed temperatures down from 50 at noon to 46 by midday and 48 by night. Pedestrians fled to stores as pellet-like hail rattled the streets in a windy, overcast day.
About 40 members of Eu reka chapter No. 18 of the Order of the Eastern Star will travel tonight to Philipsburg for initiation ceremonies staged by Pearl chapter No. 14. Mrs. Anna K. Heagy announced the plans saying the local chapter will meet at the Masonic temple at 6 30 this evening and will arrange transportation for the trip.
Relics from the glacial period believed aged 26 000 to 30 000 years were unearthed by Professor Zelts in several Black Forest caves near Freiburg. Treasures include bone fragments of fauna such as cave bear and reindeer and many bone and stone tools.
In Baku Russia Pantikov the ex president of a Caucasian district was sentenced to death for murdering twenty six people. His daughter a communist exposed his crimes after family quarrels and the theft of public funds. Investigators found bodies in a wood or river with a burial hole. The ex leader wielded political influence and faced punishment despite its potential to thwart jail.
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