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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

8

Palmer Describes Chiropractor as Backbone Expert

Dr. B J Palmer of Davenport spoke to 100 chiropractors at a Butte banquet closing a three day state convention. He likened chiropractic to adjusting life current and touted school output, promising future tours and a Helena convention.

B. J. Palmer Davenport Laws Butte Chamber of Commerce van Dyke Palmer Christian Science Dr. Palmer Iowa Helena Butte Leonard Mine B. J. Wood T. J. James M. L. Sargent M. FE. O'Connell

Aerial fleet completes 9000 mile Alaska round trip

Four American airplanes escorted from New York to Mineola ended a 9000 mile round trip to Alaska begun July 15. They reported sighting rein deer and caribou, beay mountain sheep, a school of white whales and many seals. Indians were seen as the planes approached.

Mineola N. Y New York Alaska Gering Sea

Hutchinson Declares World’s Largest Exclusive Hard Wheat Market

Hutchinson Kansas proclaims itself the largest exclusive hard wheat market. Nearly 100 million bushels of hard wheat will be marketed through the Hutchinson elevators Lilies sear.

Hutchinson Kan Hutchinson Eleators Lilies

Whitehall Hosts Sixth Annual Montana Club Women Meeting

Whitehall welcomes delegates to the sixth annual district No. 2 Montana Federation of Women's Clubs meeting. The two day program includes speeches from state and local leaders, musical solos, and a banquet with toasts. Butte delegates are noted among attending women.

Whitehall Montana J. J. Spencer Doe Philipsburg Johns Cardwell North Boulder Buchen Deer Lodge Richardson Forsyth America Polly Menzemer Boulder Garber Bozeman Miss Carson Normal College Dillon Palm Hotel Theodore Simons Butte A. S. Christie Nan Mountjoy A. Pitts Little Red School Harvey Noble George Triggs J. D. McGregor Charles Austin E. D. Elderkin Otto Simonson A. Ss. Christie S. W. Gunn A. M. Riley

Women Organize Independent Democratic Club in Lewis and Clark

About 25 women formed the Independent Democratic Women's Club of Lewis and Clark County at Helena headquarters. Mrs. G. W. Canaday was elected president and Mrs. Will A. Campbell secretary as they plan an aggressive campaign to persuade Democratic women statewide.

Standard Helena Montana Democratic Club Independent Democratic Women's Club Lewis and Clark County G. W. Canaday Will A. Campbell Lester Loble Secretary of State B. K. Wheeler Nonpartisan-Labor League Great Falls Loble National Democratic Women's Club Cox Tooshevelt

Murderer of Mrs Dunn denies third party role in old holdup

Joe Redenbaugh, who has admitted killing Mrs Alice M Dunn and is serving life in state prison, said Orrin M Shea of Tacoma alias Tacoma Johnny Doyle was not the third conspirator in the fake holdup that led to Mrs Dunn's murder, now on trial in the district court for alleged complicity.

BT. Paul Minn Joe Redenbaugh Alice M. Dunn Orrin M. Shea Tacoma Wash Johnny” Doyle Dunn Homme Dunn Thea

Montana Teachers to Convene in Billings

Billings hosts the Montana Teachers Association annual convention opening November 22 with about 2000 visitors expected. Committees report delegations from Great Falls Butte Missoula and other cities, each ranging from 380 to 600 attendees.

Billings Montana ‘Teachers’ Association Great Falls Butte Missoula

Forest fires tally for 1920 in Bear Tooth district

Billings Montana October reports 1920 season saw 1728 forest fires in Montana and Northern Idaho national forests. Losses reached 155000 dollars with over 48000 acres burned. Most fires were kept under 10 acres by guards, leaving 185 unextinguished.

Billings Montana Idaho Beartooth Forest

Local Bank Inspectors Visit Hamilton Accounts

State Bank Inspectors Carlson and Mangley are in Hamilton auditing local banks. The town also sees visitors from Great Falls and Darby and Missoula residents traveling for visits and a high school basketball game against Missoula looming Saturday.

Hamilton Carlson and Mangley Carpenter Great Falls Hamilton Valley Mary Dwyer Missoula Dwyer Albert McDaniels Darby R. L. Robinson

Darby News Highlights Local Travel and School News

B J Billings made his sixty eighth Big Hole to Wisdom trip by truck as five inches of snow blanket the divide and two weeks remain before road closure. Darby high school beat Hamilton 35 7 in its first football season. Service Star Legion dance raised 27 for Ravalli county soldiers memorial fund. Local residents Al Rissman and Roy Brady attended and leased winter accommodations.

Darby B. J. Billings Big Hole Service Star Legion Ravalli County Soldiers’ Memorial Fund al Rissman Hamilton Roy Brady Butte Grady C. A. Hart C. S. Kern Missoula Val Troop

Twin Bridges News highlights local visits and events

S L Peterson state high school inspector visited Twin Bridges schools and was pleased with the work. Dr. Robert Clark will preach at Estlin theater on Oct 24. The Community church hosts Rev John G Spencer from Virginia City on Oct 31. Community Sunday school teachers include Mrs H A Perz Vera Tash Mrs Ormond Miss Kane and Mrs Cassel. An adult Bible class led by Mr Byum is organized. Mrs J A Knight hosted the Ladies Card club. Mr and Mrs Fraser returned from Butte.

Twin Bridges S. L. Peterson Robert Clark State Normal School Estlin Community Church John G. Spencer Virginia City H. A. Perz Vera Tash Ormond Kane Cassel Byum J. A Knight Ladies’ Card Club Fraser Butte

Sheriff Destruction Of Confiscated Whiskey In Teton County

In Great Falls on October 20 the Teton County sheriff supervised the destruction of 225 bottles of confiscated whiskey under court orders. Deputies also smashed the liquor while inviting members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union to witness the event, with additional seized stock remaining held for future action.

Great Falls Teton County Women’s Christian Temperance Union

Old Silver Star Town Invites The Tourists

Twin Bridges reports Silver Star a few miles north on the main road between Butte and Yellowstone park is preparing for 1921 tourist travel. Roads are being improved for winter use. A mammoth plunge 100 by 50 feet, graded from three to seven feet, will be completed for next summer with dressing rooms and a sun parlor.

Silver Star Butte Yellowstone Park

Dixon Pioneer Dead at Darby Home

John A. Dixon aged 81 died after months of illness in Darby. An early Alder Gulch gold seeker born in Springfield Illinois he moved to Montana in 1868. Survived by his widow and six children Fred and Mrs. William Stout reside in town plus daughters Mrs Herbert Harris Mrs Robert Abbott Mrs Frank Childers and Mrs Etta Yarrow.

Darby John A. Dixon Dixon Alder Gulch Springfield Montana Fred William Stout Herbert Harris Noxon, Mont Robert Abbott Frank Childers Cloverdale British Columbia Etta Yarrow Los Angeles Cal

First Alaska to Montana airmail reaches Livingston

A letter believed to be the first air mail from Alaska to Montana was delivered in Livingston. Carried from Nome to Fargo on a pathfinding flight, the missive describes the planes’ arrival at Nome and notes Alaskans witnessing heavier than air aircraft for the first time.

Livingston Montana Alaska Marion Westcott Nome Fargo N. C New York

Deer Lodge Notes From October Voting And Local News

Sixty absentee ballots were mailed with eight returned to Deer Lodge. Ballots went to New York California and southern states. Events include Mrs George Johnson hosting Beffie Larsen to upcoming wedding plans for Joseph Healy. Local visits include J J Dooley and T L Dooley and Charles Carlson arrest for threats. The body of Harry Hillis to be brought from Seattle for burial.

Williamson Edward Leterneau Anaconda Deer Lodge Leterneau C. R. Murphy Milwaukee Wis

Roosevelt Defends League of Nations Criticizes Root

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, told a large Cleveland audience that Elihu Root misrepresented facts about the League. He challenged Root’s objections to Article X and Wilson’s role, arguing armed force isn't guaranteed and that the League would seek nonmilitary steps first.

Cleveland Franklin PD. Roosevelt Elihu Root League of Nations New York Root Wilson Senate Paris League

Anaconda High Plans Hard Scrimmage Ahead of Saturday Game

Anaconda high school’s eleven prepares with stiff scrimmage each evening as they eye a tough Saturday game at Washoe Park at 2 o’clock. Tickets are on sale in local cigar stores and the student body aids in boosting crowd turnout.

Anaconda High School South Dakota Miners Huntington Washoe Park Emmons Searles Crimmons Barret Karjacin Murphy Gnose Gorham Kiely McDonald Sullivan Sayre Domitrovich Conroy Anaconda Central High Butte Missoula

First Ocean Crossing Seaplane Flyer Visits Boulder

Boulder resident Mr. Breece of Chicago, a guest at the Lazy Tranch owned by J. L. Patten, was among the mechanics on seaplane No. 4, one of the first flying crafts to cross the ocean.

Boulder Mr. Breece Chicago J. L. Patten

Three Forks Boosters Rally for Boulder Bridge Fund

A group from the Three Forks chamber of commerce led by ex Mayor Robinson collected 750 dollars in Boulder for a bridge project on the Geyser to Glacier trail and expect at least 1,000 dollars more as they continue soliciting funds.

Boulder Chamber of Commerce of Three Forks Robinson

Health Week Observed in Montana This December

The Helena report notes Health Week will be observed in Montana during the week of December 6 to 11. The notice highlights statewide health awareness activities and public participation opportunities.

Helena Montana

Winter Quarters Begin at Silver Queen Mine

W C Smith reports from Anaconda that workers at the Silver Queen mine on Warm Springs creek are building winter quarters and are at work on a shaft house. Snow measures eight inches and lead indications in the vein are encouraging.

Warm Springs Creek W. C. Smith

National Ad Offers Help To Ex-Soldiers For Pension Aid

An Anaconda letter from Walter S. Buchanan of the Army and Navy union asks ex-soldiers and widows to contact him for publicity and assistance in the new pension bill signed by the President. The plea requests towns and communities to provide names and full addresses of interested veterans and widows for outreach.

United States Walter S. Buchanan National Aid Army and Navy Union Louisa Anaconda James O'Neill

O'Neill to Forward Applications to Walter Buchanan

Mr. O'Neill will forward any applications received to Walter Buchanan, representing widows and soldiers themselves. The passage mentions ongoing efforts and the handling of submissions related to these groups.

O'Neill Walter

Pleads Not Guilty in Second-Degree Assault Case

Triko Pavlocich pleaded not guilty before Justice Pringle yesterday to a charge of attempted second-degree assault. His hearing was scheduled for next Wednesday.

Triko Pavlocich Justice Pringle

Anaconda Lodge Meeting Notice Announces 8:30 Start

The regular meeting of Anaconda lodge No. 239 will be held this evening at 8:30. Initiations, important business, and a social session follow. W I Tuchscherer high priest. F H Clinton secretary.

Anaconda Lodge I. Tuchscherer E. R. F. H. Clinton

Queen Bee Rearing Cage Invented For Control

A Canadian agriculturist has developed a cage system to raise queen bees, ensuring they cannot escape the grower’s control. The invention aims to streamline breeding and management of queen bees for beekeeping operations.

Officials Inspect County Roads After Storm Damage

Deer Lodge county commissioners surveyed Oliver lane and Georgetown roads after storm reports. Sheriff Hartsell said Mill Creek road may become impassable with more snow, and Trail Creek pass holds six inches of snow while Wisdom stays snow free.

Oliver Lane Georgetown Deer Lodge Hartsell Darby Mill Creek Trail Creek

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Butte Mines Thornton Hotel Butte Chiropractors W. F. Cogswell State Board of Health Chamber of Commerce Vla Aigt Club Women Organize Democratic Club Mrs. Dunk Ave Oitek Doyle Montana News Western Hamilton News Darby News Twin Bridges News United States Mail Drummond Helmville Ovando Root Misgtates Ony Roosevelt Annes Rae Anaconda News Anaconda High Funds For Highway National AD Ellis Ana Deine Kes T Beverage Em Corral Company Postum Cereal Co.Inc Battle Creek Mich
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