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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1921
Page
3
Kidney Health Trick Promises Relief With Salts
An urban advice snippet promotes Jad Salts for kidneys and bladder issues. It claims sluggish kidneys cause backache and headaches and urges a morning tablespoonful in water after purchase from local drugstores. The description cites grape lemon acid mix with lithia as harmless and preventive.
Montana students study at home boost state universities
Chancellor Edward C. Elliott of the University of Montana praised Montana schools after attending the Missoula state university opening in Butte. He noted Missoula’s enrollment surpassing 1000 for the first time, a 30 percent rise in both state college and university, with six new buildings to be completed at Missoula before next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Edward C. Elliott
University of Montana
Butte
State University
Missoula
State College
October 2 1921 Horoscope Forecasts A Troubled Day
Readers are told Venus forms ben benefic aspects while Jupiter Uranus and Mars oppose. Women may be variable hard to please and lovers face a difficult day. Men could be drawn into sentimental actions with swift remorse. The clergy may feel challenged and a cold winter with many weather vagaries is predicted. Children born that day may be sociable yet talented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Jupiter
Uranus
Mars
McClure
Start Fight for Bible in School
The Supreme Court will be asked to rule on whether the Bible may be excluded from public schools. Presbyterian leaders announce Washington state will supply the test case, arguing the Bible is essential to understanding the covenant with God and to the meaning of the Declaration of Independence, which the state opposes as unconstitutional in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Presbyterian Church
State of Washington
Synod of Washington
The
Presbyterian
Childrnn
Supreme Court
Attorney General
State Supreme Court
Hear Petition For Increase Of Rates In Great Falls
Great Falls Oct 1 After hearing arguments from the Great Falls Gas company seeking a 15 percent rate increase and from consumer representatives urging an 11.4 percent cut and a return to 1917 rates the state utilities board adjourned to Helena. Utilities engineer James H Ronner valued the plant at 455 347 vs the company's 649 039 while the 1920 assessed value stood at 176 420. Opposing figures argued not based on current reproduction cost and few original cost figures were offered by the gas firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Great Falls Gas Company
State Utilities Board
Helena
James H. Ronner
Utilities Commission
A. G. Nelson
Bonner
Campaign urges buying Montana goods in state drive
Montana business groups including Butte Chamber of Commerce plan a campaign using insurance company cards to urge residents to patronize home industries. The message mocks nationwide sourcing of goods and highlights a Montana mortgage on farms, urging local spending to boost state prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L
Wills
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Connecticut
Ohio
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
California
New York
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Missouri
Iowa
Vermont
Massachusetts
San Francisco
London
Questioning Money Use in Montana Home Economy
The speaker contemplates financial habits and regional comparisons, wondering why money isn’t invested in Montana. The reflection cites places like Shanghai and New Jersey, contrasting urban wealth with local frugality, and questions the value of keeping cash idle at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
New Jersey
Montana
Missoula social events open university year
Missoula hosts a formal Kap pa Kappa Gamma dinner dance at the Missoula Country Club with nearly 100 attending. Miss Hazel Lockwood hosted a bridge gathering where a wedding announcement card for Mae Lockwood and James B. Dore was shared. The American Association of University Women held a reception at Mrs N H Schweiker’s home. A Legion smoker followed by a fort dance, and a Business and Professional Women’s club dance at the country club closed the evening. Foreign exchange rates and a newspaper joke follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issoula
Kappa Kappa Gamma _ sorority
Missoula Country Club
Hazel Lockwood
Bridge
South First Street
Mae Lockwood
James B. Dore
Miss Lockwood
Mildred Elliott
Wilson
Walters
Loretta Nooney
Embretson
Ryerson
Doris Showell
Lois Showell
Rafferty
Beeman
Blockler
Farrell
Rummell
Terry
Sherman
Matt
Martin
Hasek
Schocking
Eunice Morris
Mattie Morris
Helen
Ida Stoddard
Elizabeth Morris
St. Germain
Ficke
Fischer
McDermott
McMurray
Anderson
Herwig
Baptist
Powell
Hale
Eva Anderson
Bohler
Mesdames Brander
Hemgren
Gilman
Thibodeau
Kreitzberg
Schoorover
Roel
American Association of University Women
N. H. Schweiker
University Avenue
Association
University of Montana
American Legion
Fort
Missoula
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Elliott
United States Supreme Court
Connell
Playotone
Paris
Negret
Diese
Tar
Victor Records
Vogue
Regina
Tappe
Warshauer
Harryson
Card
Poreign Eachange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Louisville Courier-Journal
J. L. Hannifin
West Park ST
Shiners
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