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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
In police court yesterday George Mason received five days in jail on vagrancy charges. The case involved a missing watch money and a coat with attempts to locate witnesses. Detectives noted liquor affecting the proceedings as two women appeared on the docket at Inness.
County commissioners report a flood of candidates for the South Butte township constableship after the death of Charles Swanson. Officials note many seek strict liquor law enforcement and a bank in it. Prohibition is seen as the radical change driving interest. no immediate appointment planned as of now.
A rustic tale follows Downey Woodpecker, lazier and noisier than siblings, as Mamma and Daddy Woodpecker guide the brood through early flight lessons and a first drum lesson. Downey resists, mocks progress, and sulks on a limb while the others learn.
The ad urges American homes to use Blue Label Karo as an economical sweetener and versatile ingredient. It claims Karo fits breakfast to pudding, lowers costs versus jams and candies, and promotes Karo Home-made Candy as wholesome and cheaper than store candy. Mothers are urged to buy by the dozen for family use.
A young Downey Woodpecker imitates his father drilling on a barn roof but misjudges the strike learns the difference between roods and roofs. After his brothers tease him he returns to the nest ashamed, then ultimately follows his father’s lessons the next day.
At the Silver Bow club today the Rotary members meet for their weekly luncheon and proceed to an executive session. The by laws are under discussion and a committee report will be submitted. District conference matters for Roise Idaho are on the agenda for March 21 and 26.
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