New Quaker Bungalow Nets Offer Wide Widths and Tints
Local yard introduces newest Quaker bungalow nets in all widths and tints with pricing from $1.35. The selection emphasizes durable materials and varied finishes to suit different home exteriors.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1922
Page
9
Local yard introduces newest Quaker bungalow nets in all widths and tints with pricing from $1.35. The selection emphasizes durable materials and varied finishes to suit different home exteriors.
The Rocky Mountain Garden Club and the chamber of commerce urge all residents to plant trees Memorial Day at the tourist park south of the city. Meet at 6 PM with a tree or two as Rev. W. T. Lockwood leads the invocation and Horace T. Casey of the Silver Bow American Legion speaks. Dr. Peter Potter J. L. Norris and Mr. Dailman oversee planting decisions.
The Victor Talking Machine Company reports a strong 1921 performance with output similar to 1920, amid post war readjustment. The Dec 31 1921 balance sheet lists total assets and liabilities at 43,426.75 with current assets at 29,037,456 and current liabilities at 7,674,850, while total surplus rose by 2,190,681 to 31,351,024.
Acting for the board of county commissioners, Chairman Cooney sent a communication to the railway yesterday approving the total payment of 5348 for a step by an FF taken under St raii passage across the Milwaukee tracks on the Butte Anaconda road. The railroad will contribute one half and the county and state one fourth each. The agreement as to the payment is to be put in writing, completing the last formality in the right of way proceedings for the new cutout.
Great Falls camp No 67 Woodmen of the World calls off the drill with Butte camp No 163 set for July 9 in Helena. Prize money of 800 dollars and a silver cup had been offered. Butte camp has long dominated Montana competition and recently boasted a strong list of members and past honors.
The Missionary Social Union will hold its semi annual meeting at First Presbyterian Church Friday at 2 30 PM. Program includes opening hymn devotional service vocal solo by Martha Bowden address Island Missions by Mrs W C Smith vocal duet by Martha and Ruth Lingenfelter committee appointments instrumental trio Lucia Evans Vida Matthews Mildred Jones and a playlet Circle Three Has a Vision by 15 society members.
Kristian Temperance Union Butte outlines Friday meeting with Mrs J G McDonald to preside and Mrs Matt W Alderson and Miss Margaret talmesting to speak. Program includes musical and literary items and a reading from How Mrs Gaskell Did Not Hire Cook.
Patriotic services will be held at the First Baptist church at 8 o clock this evening. Pastor Davis will preach on the text My Country. The Grand Army and Ladies of the Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps will attend in a body. Members of the American Legion and World War Veterans have been invited to attend.
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