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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1920
Page
6
A. A. Parker of Willow Glen farm returned from the Gallatin river west fork with two large golden eagles he killed after a long hunt for grouse and ducks. He measured one at 7 feet 4 inches and the other 6 feet 10 inches tip to tip, then cut off the feet for souvenirs.
Betty laments worms chewing her rose leaves. Squeedee the elf suggests solving the issue by finding the culprit. They encounter Mr. Willy Bee while heading to inspect the damage together.
Squeedee tells Mr Willy Bee of Bettys plan about worms chewing rose leaves. Willy Bee laughs and vows to step on every worm until he finds the right one. They follow him to a burrow under a stump in the meadow where Mrs Willy Bee works busy making thimble shaped cells as she greets them and keeps working.
Akron Ohio reports that a new West High School cafeteria will open this fall. All equipment is installed, supplies purchased, and cooks hired. Food will be served at actual cost of preparation. Pupils will be employed to help serve.
The Anaconda Anglers Club held its annual feast at Stuart Mill on Georgetown Lake. About 150 members, ladies, and friends gathered, enjoyed good fishing and a lively shore scene. Prizes were presented, autos shuttled attendees, and the twilight ride home closed the day. Edward Burke, Postmaster. The Salvation Army invites a Tuesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock led by Lieut. Col. George Davis of Denver and Staff Captain McClelland.
A postal list shows letters remaining uncalled for at the post office. The notice names the department and location and warns addressees to claim their mail promptly to avoid return to sender.
The bones identified as Frank Haskins, a northern county homesteader who vanished after July 18, were found in a coulee near Flat by a neighbor riding for cattle. Clothes and small items aided identification. The coroner ruled death from natural causes with no sign of violence.
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