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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
7
A compact property listing describes a $1,900 value offered at $1,400. The lot is fenced with a two car garage, coal shed, a five room bungalow, colonnades, bookcases, sideboard, pantry, screened rear porch, and a cellar with cement walls and floors. Screen doors window screens and shades complete the details with rental payments covering the cost.
Wisdom reveals a two day harvest festival featuring children’s races, saddle horse events, stage coach and bucking horse contests, and a wild horse race. Cash prizes total across events. highlights include a $100 best rider bucking contest and $25 wild horse prize. Athletic exhibitions, bareback stunts, and dancing cap the program.
In Love's Park near Rockford Illinois Girl Scouts enjoyed a camp outing led by a chaperon until a nasty old cow wandered in and ate all the pies salads and potatoes, forcing the girls to flee the site. The report notes the incident as a humorous local mishap.
Johnny Grasshopper, Cheery Cricket, and Katy-did visit Mamma and Daddy Green Frog for a party. The frogs boast singing and riddles, with a wind riddle leading to a laugh as guests depart. Johnny learns there is more to Mamma Green Frog than he knew, and he accepts future invitations.
The government guarantee of 6 percent earnings on railroad capital, provided when roads were returned to private ownership, ended at midnight. Railroads must now sustain themselves on their own resources, though officials have no available figures on any losses the government may have incurred from the guarantee or the failure to earn 6 percent.
Paris customs officials refuse women the right to bring limited cigarettes into France for personal use, citing that French women are not supposed to smoke. Fines for carrying excess tobacco have been stiff, so American travelers should declare all tobacco and avoid smuggling.
Bowman of the American College of Surgeons outlines how medical schools must serve the public by raising standards. He traces the move from loosely run, under equipped schools to state boards, higher education requirements, and hospital standardization to ensure qualified graduates and trustworthy care.
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