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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1920
Page
7
Local items include meetings of K of P Rebekahs and L A O H, choirs, and lodge gatherings tonight. For sale 1919 coupe at 501 Walnut. bargain Ford touring car with 601 Locust contact after 5 pm. Various ads: taxi services, lenses, tailor offerings, and a Moose R A M meeting. Supporters and visitors noted: Wells Richter L A Street in town. St Mark’s church without rector. Sunday school resumes.
Central Motor company confirms Dodge Bros. will not cut prices on motor cars. A telegram from acting general sales manager states Dodge policy is to give full value for the price asked and reports of price cuts are untrue. R. C. Hunter says this supports Dodge's principle of fair returns and that demand remains higher than supply despite expansion at the factory.
The Billings real estate board aims to build a scenic highway along the high rimrocks north of the city, with assistance from the Billings Commercial club. The club’s road committee has been instructed to aid in every possible way.
Yesterday's ideal automobiling day showcased Montana's pleasant late September climate. Road projects between Anaconda and Butte affect Sunday outings. Silver Bow's highway completion slips to next summer pending weather and contracts. Haying ends with excellent crops in Big Hole and Deer Lodge valleys. livestock outlook improves with hay stacks across the region. Coal prices rise, increasing winter costs for households.
Billings, Oct. 3. Five hundred men are at work in the Billings sugar factory. The first of the 1920 crop of sugar beets was sliced yesterday and within 75 days 159000 tons will be processed into sugar, with $1000000 to be paid to growers in the district. Harvesting proceeds rapidly. growers receive at least $12 per ton plus a bonus tied to the New York seaboard price for Nov, Dec, and Jan.
In Deer Lodge on Saturday a district court jury awarded Miss Fay Gruenewald $868.90 plus interest from March 26, 1918, against Northern Pacific Railway for loss of her trunk and its contents while traveling to Bozeman.
Billings October 3 Merle Flashman 32 longtime local postal employee and prominent city family member died of sycomus He is survived by his widow a two year old daughter his parents and three brothers
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