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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
10
During a domestic discussion Grouchleigh quipped that a wife who makes a good pudding in silence is of greater worth than one who retorts sharply. The line from Wayside Tales uses humor to contrast quiet skill with tart replies.
Ches ter C Davis director of the Montana department of agriculture announced yesterday in Butte that a state wide publicity drive will publicize the Montana dry land farming experiment results. The Ravalli county meeting opens the series. Experiments on station lands show large areas can be farmed with proper ingredients and moisture without irrigation. Davis advocates a comprehensive soil survey to guide dry land farming and use of grazing areas.
In district court Judge Donlan granted a petition by Mike J. Sheehan as administrator of Arthur Mueller estate to advance $200 monthly ground rent for the People's theater building. The estate owns 100 theater stock shares while Flora Meyer and the Nadeau estate own the land. The lease has six and a half years left and the theater company is currently insolvent.
A garbled collage of a crime note and odd snippets from Poplar Bluff Missouri. It mentions burglars Harris Teer and scattered mentions of a vision and a bee sting. The mix of phrases suggests disrupted text from a local page with uncertain names and places.
Tom Martin aged 18 at 1830 C street was arrested on burglary charges for stealing tools from John Fieley at 1814 A street. He admitted theft and said he used proceeds to spend in a poolroom where he frequented, and was turned over to county authorities.
International News Service reports Masons in Mexico plan a grand temple in Mexico City as a central meeting place for Mexican Masons and visiting brethren. A hoped pact between the York Grand Lodge and the Grand Lodge of the Valley of Mexico, plus recognition of Mexican Masons in the United States, fuels the project. Prominent Masons express an optimistic outlook for the undertaking.
County commissioners review a report from the county attorney on how to proceed with the poor fund investigation urged by the chamber of commerce. They expect to adopt a formal procedure designed to maximize results and minimize time, with chamber officials asked to provide details of any irregularities in fund distribution if needed.
International News Service reports in St. Louis that doctors see higher patient loads due to discarded uncommon theater areas and demand for doctors rising by 500 percent. The piece notes shorter skirts are seen as more comfortable sanitary and better than burdensome attire, reflecting broader views on female freedom.
Judge Buckley dismissed the second degree assault charge against Joanna Kanorski over the beatings of Mrs Marjorie Hocking's child. The defense claimed the case would not reach a jury. Testimony from Dr Cowperthwaite, a child witness, and neighbors supported or contested the allegations.
In Jacksonville a clerk at a national store removed a straw hat to roll with suspect LSD. The hat revealed $20,000 in large bills. The customer returns, explaining he forgot the money while examining the derby’s shape and fit.
A reader recalls severe illness from indigestion and fever with abdominal pain. After exhausting savings on doctors, a lodge brother sponsors Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, claimed to dissolve catarrhal mucus and quell inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis.
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