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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
4
A fragment from The Anaconda Standard references scientists and physicians praising a product as the best regulator for the system and its exhilarating effects. Mr Hoye is quoted praising the substance though the text remains partly unclear and humorous with a Missouri feeling noted.
Capt Roald Amundsen postponed the May 11 trial trip of his Arctic airplane from Alaska to Spitzbergen. Skeptics doubt success, but he aims to gather meteorological data and chart a 200 mile wide strip for potential trade routes. Even if the voyage fails as a trade venture, data could aid weather studies.
An English poet quotes Stephen W. Hoye claiming holly grown in the southern states can yield $30 to $50 a ton and produce a range of byproducts. He cites holly as source for Champagne, cocktails, diabetes and kidney remedies, soap, hair tonic, cigarette fillers, vegetable oil, and a high protein animal food, with a key alkaloid whisky expected to rival alcohol.
A team of 18 United States Geologic Survey men has landed in Alaska to survey 35,000 acres of swamp along the northern coast in search of oil. They will study ground contours rock formations and oil seams to estimate recoverable reserves while facing permafrost and bitter winters. The Navy seeks oil while prior public entry was blocked by federal action, and engineers hope to pierce ice to reach potential fields.
A newspaper survey notes rising thrift led by life insurance purchases, forecasting 1925 policies may reach 7.75 billion. The piece also comments on presidential booms, party conventions, Dempsey, Bergdoll resurrections, Shel by’s Fourth, the World Court debate, and shifting views on woman suffrage among old politicians.
Howard L. Martin, formerly a prominent Butte mining figure, has signed a long term lease on the Royal Court apartments at Bush and Taylor streets in San Francisco. The six story building, costing about half a million, houses 42 two three and four room units. Martin recently left the Hibernia mine after a two year lease and proceeds to new business ventures in the city.
Astrological reading notes Neptune grants early benevolence while Uranus Mercury and Venus oppose later. Cautions against risk and signing contracts. love letters risk misfortune as Venus frowns. Mars rising hints at party dissensions and women may gain diplomatic honors. Children born under Cancer likely impressionable and restless.
Evangelist KR L Erickson of Los Angeles will host revival meetings at the Empress Theater starting Sunday at 2 30 PM. He will be assisted by his son and Mr and Mrs William Black. The program aims to prove the reality of Christianity and healing powers while welcoming all creeds. Ministers from all churches are invited and converts may choose their own church. Bible teaching and prayers for the sick will be central.
Rev. F. J. Jansson of Chicago is named the new pastor of the Swedish Mission church at Dakota and Porphyry streets. He succeeds Rev. G. H. Pihlblad who departs to become Northwest Swedish Mission church representative across Idaho Montana Washington Oregon and parts of British Columbia. Jansson will give his first sermon in Butte this Sunday morning. Pihlblad had been temporary pastor after Rev. J. Westlund resigned and left for Sweden.
Mrs James Whalen has returned to Butte from San Francisco where she now lives. She is in charge of an entire floor of Frieco's large apartment store. Her husband known as Tub Whalen runs the Palace garage in Butte.
In Justice Court John Murphy and Martin Murray withdrew not guilty pleas and pleaded guilty before Justice O’Neill yesterday. They received 60 days suspended sentence. Joe Malano charged with assault had case dismissed due to nonappearance of the prosecuting witness. Gus Saris speeding case continued to Friday.
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