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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1921
Page
7
Colorado house members object to chaplain Rev. J R Rader invoking support for repealing the Sabbath law. They claim the sermon reflected lobbying for changes to the blue laws now on the statute books, citing a prayer that pleads for recognition of desecration of the Sabbath and the decay of nations and individuals.
A Libertyville Illinois man writes to President Harding offering a Jersey cow noting his hobby of raising high quality cows and placing them where appreciated. The sender fears no suitable White House home may prevent gifting the animal.
Anaconda items list social visits from Butte and Whitefish, lodging and rental notices, and local entertainment events. Messages mention Alco Taxi, K of P meeting, linen sale at Copper City, laundry services, optician services, and upcoming dances at Moose Hall and A O H hall. Notables include Messrs Bergis, Grandenberg, Grant, and Edna Monahan with various travels and visits around Anaconda.
The notice states that after March 11 the signer will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than themselves. The author is T Schley.
A historical note in American Forestry magazine describes broad beliefs that southern white cedar vessels and water from cedar spigots improved health. The piece catalogs widespread trust in cedar wood’s medicinal properties and its supposed effect on drinking water.
Local theater and vaudeville announcements list Bluebird Carter de Haven in Twin Beds and Imperial David Butler in Girls Don’t Gamble. Community meetings include Eastern Star, St Patrick’s dance, 0c. O. F., A. O. H. hall event, and a talk by Rev James Molloy on World War. Miss Margaret Chrystal returns to Bozeman for studies. Woman’s club arts and crafts gathers at 3:30 with program A Day in the British Isles.
The Wichita National Forest surplus herd of 150 includes twenty bull buffalo offered free by the Forest Service to qualifying caretakers. Bulls, including a yearling, are concentrated due to polygamy and herd disturbances, with cross breeding and cattaloes as possible aims for recipients such as cattlemen and others starting new herds.
One of the largest meetings in the current series at the Christian church was held last night. Rev. Owen J. Gist leads the services and will speak tonight on The Divine Estimate of Man. Speaking continues each night this week at 7:30 PM, excluding Saturday.
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