Fragmentary textile ad mentions 40 inch wide fabric color
Fragmentary OCR item notes light color fabric or organ dies with 40 inches width priced at fifty cents, but the text is incomplete and offers limited details on the product or seller.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR item notes light color fabric or organ dies with 40 inches width priced at fifty cents, but the text is incomplete and offers limited details on the product or seller.
The county board continues an inquiry into alleged improper pensions and aid from the poor fund. An Austrian woman testified amid cross examination about deposits, Liberty bonds, and alleged frauds. The chamber of commerce insists it has supplied information and will not delay further, with hearings adjourned to Friday.
The first annual convention of the Women Catholic Order of Foresters opens Wednesday at Knights of Columbus hall with solemn high mass at St. Joseph's church officiated by Father McCormick. The two day event includes initiation, installation, a banquet at the Squirrel Inn, and a nodal session with dance. Mrs. Rose Rittman from Portland will preside. Deborah Gibbons will give the welcome.
Almanac data shows eight longest days with 15 hours 40 minutes in Washington Oregon Montana Idaho and New York New Haven readings vary June dates shift by minutes and weeks The public believes June 21 is longest but almanacs indicate different peak days and August shortens the day by about an hour.
An account from the national convention at Omahi notes the event ends August 22. A peculiar observation from Arequipa at 8,050 feet shows a black spot one inch wide visible from a distant line, highlighting the theme of purity and reach of the convention.
President Harding names State Senator Edwin Booth of Baker to be solicitor for the interior department at 5000 a year, succeeding Charles D. Madamie of Portland. Booth, long known in Butte as a criminal lawyer and former county official, was recommended by Congressman Riddick for his land law expertise.
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