Grocery Market Price List Reflects Wide Range of Staples
The listing shows varied prices for flour, canned fruits, fresh produce, honey, mincemeat, soda crackers, rhubarb, beans, eggs, corn, oats, and bran across brands like Rex Ceretana Ravalli and Poison. Notable items include 98 lb flour $7.75, grapes 35c per 2½-lb can equivalents, gallon fruit prices around $1.35 to $1.10, and 100 lb oats near 0.0 cents per pound in the OCR garble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Worrell
Kirk
Dakota
Pilgrims Sailing Celebration Sparks Southampton Rivalry
Southampton plans a July 24 pageantry to reenact the Mayflower voyage claiming Southampton as the true departure port. The event will feature replicas and performers re creating the voyage with the same counts of passengers and a staged ship, aiming to outdo Plymouth in commemorating the Pilgrim Fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Reeves
International News Service
London
Southampton
Plymouth
Thor Southampton
John Alden
Longellow
Thatity
Fles Standish
Priscilla
Uthampton
Orpton Basin
Trans- Lantic Service
New World
Britain
Clme
Plymouth Rock
Ofje
Kation
Hardy Band
Old City
America
Legion delegates head to Livingston for state meeting
J B Cluely and William Bucher of Beaverhead post depart Dillon with the Legion band for Livingston to attend the Montana Legion state meeting. The group plans a broader trip as many members may join the event at Park County capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
J. B. Cluely
William Bucher
Beaverhead
American Legion
Livingston
Legion
Park County
H. A. Pease
Great Falls
League
Pease
Supreme Bench
Mountain View
Anaconda News in Brief Alca Taxi
Local notices include taxi services and sale offers for autos and goods, with housing for rent and dance events. The Civic calendar lists dances at Five-Mile, Harmony orchestra, and upcoming Fourth of July Washoe park celebration. Local residents and visitors are noted with travel plans, hospital nurse Margaret Egan, and Rex Reynolds returning from Seattle with news of future editorial work in Juneau.
Army Nurse Olga Olsen Leaves for Fort Sheridan
Miss Olga Olsen, an army nurse visiting her sister Mrs. J Gordon Sewell, departs this morning to Fort Sheridan Illinois to complete her training. She remains in army service and has been in town during a two week furlough.
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Olga Olsen
J. Gordon Sewell
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Miss Olsen
Alder Street Juniors Take 3 1 Victory Over Bluebirds
Alder Street Juniors defeated the Bluebirds 3 to 1 on the East Anaconda diamond. Lucier and Zugel formed the Alder Street battery while McNally and Sbragia were the Bluebirds pitchers. The same teams meet Tuesday.
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Alder Street
Bluebirds
Anaconda
Lucier
Zugel
Alder Street Battery
McNally and
Sbragia
The
Birds
Beausollel Leaves for Livingston to Aid Anaconda Delegation
Sam Beausollel departed for Livingston to arrange for the Anaconda delegation, which will depart Sunday to attend the state American Legion convention. The trip follows expectations of record local attendance and includes other civic movements and sports notes from Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Beausollel
Livingston
Anaconda
The
American Legion
Former Standard circulation manager returns after long recovery
F L Andrews, once circulation manager for the Standard, was confined to hospitals in Helena and Rochester for over two years following a March 21 1918 runaway near Marysville that fractured his left limb at the ankle knee and hip. He spent six months in Helena and 11 1/2 months in Rochester with a plaster cast, during which a fibula bone graft was implanted. He now moves about with crutches and friends hope for full recovery.
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Helena
Rochester
Minn
F. L. Andrews
The
Standard
Andrews
Marysville
Wisdom Veterans Organize Ted Harper Post No 90
Ex soldiers of Wisdom township form American Legion post to honor Ted Harper. Officers elected include Hathaway as Commander Bell Adjutant Griffith Treasurer Fink Service officer Ney man Employment officer Mckeown Chaplain Kutzleb Historian Herman Athletic officer Adams. About 60 ex-soldiers receive mail at Wisdom post office, 28 signed charter. Preparations underway for celebration with baseball broncho busting and dances over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Wisdom Township
American Legion
J. H. Hathaway
Charles J. Bell
E. A. Griffith
Otto Fink
Louis Neyman
C. T. Mckeown
Charles Kutzleb
Otho Herman
Albert Adams
Wisdom Post Office
Big Hole
Commonwealth
Ted Harper
No. 90
Ted
Post
Improvement in Londonderry as work resumes after unrest
Londonderry shows further improvement after a week of civil warfare with business restarting. A peace conference is under way with Protestant and Catholic bishops, magistrates, and Irish under-secretary attending to refurnish homes for refugees. General Carter Campbell guarantees safe routes to shipyards and factories, ensuring plant resumption. Colonel Chaplain leads the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Carter Campbell
Chaplain
Scottish Rifles
North Nickel ripens earlier than southern Europe grain
It is noted that grains ripen sooner in Norway than in southern Europe due to the north’s long days and short nights during summer.
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Norway
Europe
Pauper Gangner Granted Discharge From Jail
Fred Gangner, after affidavit before U S Commissioner John W James, was declared pauper and ordered discharged from the county jail. He had served seven months for a federal conviction of manufacturing ardent spirits and was released May 22 under good behavior rules allowing five days off per month.
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Fred Gangner
United States
John W. James
Gangner
Notice to Pay or Hear Fine in Federal Case
A 30 days notice directs Gangner to apply in writing to the district attorney to explain inability to pay the fine and request a hearing before a United States commissioner. Testimony shows most property listed as Gangner's is in his wife's name. Gangner is represented by Charles P. Flood, with Assistant District Attorney Harry S. Kellim handling the government side. No action on the $700 fine from Judge George Bourquin at last November's trial. Kellim says the DA intends to collect the fine plus costs.
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United States
Gangner
Charles P. Flood
Harry S. Kellim
George Bourquin
Kellim
District Attorney's
Elks Call Members to Deer Lodge Meet at 6:30 PM
All Elks and candidates going to Deer Lodge are asked to gather at the Elks hall at 6:30 this evening to take autos for the mentioned trip. Bring your car and card. you may use both. Exalted Ruler W H Tuchscherer and Secretary F H Clinton sign.
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Elks
Deer Lodge
Elks’ Hall
W. H. Tuchscherer
Mayflower Ready for President Wilsons Cruise
Commander Ralston S. Holmes reports the Mayflower will be in readiness for a weekend cruise. The president and Mrs. Wilson are not expected to travel soon. The yacht has undergone extensive repairs and alterations in preparation for upcoming river cruises.
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Washington
Ralston S. Holmes
President
Mail Stage Schedule From Drummond to Helmville and Ovando
The United States mail stage will depart Drummond for Helmville and Ovando as soon as 41 and No 4 arrive, with daily service except Sunday.
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United States Mail
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
Pastor and family live in church parlor in Lawrence
Reverend Clement Crawley and his wife move from Wisconsin to Lawrence to serve Salam Street Serene Methodist Church. Unable to find a tenement, the Crawleys set up home in the church parlor with three sons, Leonard Wesley and Walter, hoping for housing soon. Breakfast was first cooked in the executive chamber of the church parlor.
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Lawrence
Mass
Salam Street
Clement Crawley
Boscobell
Wis
Crawley
South Lawrence
Husky
Leonard
Wesley
Walter
Crowd size estimate for vast gathering covers acres
A passerby suggests that a crowd of one million people with ample standing space could span about 70 acres, highlighting the scale of large gatherings and the challenge of crowd layout planning.
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E. Park Ave
Dillon News
ELC
Waite
Onoer
Ceun
Peroroa
Portland
Calgary Aucklako
New Zealand
Anaconda News
Alca Taxi
Wahlstedt
Optician
East Park
Melander
Third St
Victrolasana Records
Copper City
Trail Garage
Beaudry
West End
Harmony Orchestra
Elm Street
Crescent Jewelers
Bluebird Building
Moose Hall
Larson
Silver Lake
W. E. Shawkey
Yellowstone Trail
Margaret Egan
Butte
Lower Valley
City
Fred Foster
Joseph Beck
Warm Springs
Woman's Auxiliary of the Baptist Church
Albert Heaney
East Sixth Street
Spokane
Patrick
H. Ely
Chicago
M. M. Moore
North Yakima, Wash
Murray Miles
Bailey
T. R. Pickard
Mr. Pickard
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Baby Carriage Sale
Phil Sheridan Club
Verberckmoes
Jack Spelman
Hammerslough
West Park
Anaconda Country Club
R. S. L. Lodge
Ferris Bien
Washoe Park
Antoine Vezina
Alice
Ohio
Jacob Kruman
Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Henault
Miss June
J. E. St. Jean
California
Wallace
Idaho
Anode
Greybull
Wyo
Billings
Rex Reynolds
M. R. Reynolds
Cedar Street
Seattle
University of Washington
Juneau
Alaska
C. EK. Herron
Camp Blethen Diamond
Fourth Street
Percin
A. Quane
Mautz
M. Quane
J. J. Connolly
St. Ann's Hospital
Martin Burke
Ireland
Dr. Walsh
Boston
Knights of Columbus
War Department
Mike Fugina
Sunset Division
St. Mihiel
France
Minneapolis
St. Barnabas Hospital
Ed Kelly
Powell
Lowell
Kelly
Sells
Oldhaber
Stewart Edward White
Dakotas
Pollard Comedy
F. H. Clinton
Mayflower
President S Cruise
Hamilton , & M.m
Missoula
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