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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1920

Page

11

Prize Vegetables To Be Eaten At Dollar Dinner

Butte prize vegetables grown by county fair winners will be served at a September 25 dollar banquet for 50 prize winners. Kenneth Schafer and Margaret Uren, top boy and girl gardeners, will attend the state fair at chamber of commerce expense and report back.

Butte Silver Bow County Peter Potter Helena Chamber of Commerce Kenneth Schafer Margaret Uren Chamber Rotary Club

Investment conditions show improvement in stock market

New York reports a pronounced improvement in investment conditions driven by the French loan offering and belief that credit conditions are relaxing. Bonds attract demand except for Liberty group while international war flotations rise. Rails, oils and shippings vary as money markets ease and remittances to London fall.

New York Liberty Group Motors London

First woman named to D C commission in history

President Wilson appoints Mabel Boardman longtime Red Cross executive to be Commissioner of the District of Columbia effective next Wednesday upon Commissioner Brownlow's retirement making Miss Boardman the first woman to join the district government commission The appointment broadens leadership of the District of Columbia government with a historic gender milestone and places Boardman in a key supervisory post overseeing the district administration

Washington Presient Wilson Mabel Boardman Themerican Red Cross District of Columbia Brownlow Miss Boardman

Christensen Denied Right to Talk Politics at State Fair

Hamline Minnesota September 11 Warley P Christensen, former labor candidate for president, was barred from speaking at the Minnesota state fair because authorities said political addresses are barred on the grounds. The fair board cited its resolutions and a prior permission letter, noting prior speakers had discussed politics. Christensen protested, noting he had been granted permission and requested clarification.

J. Christensen Fair Card Fair Fair Board Christensen

Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Note

A testimonial ad urges Foley Kidney Pills for August backache stiff joints and rheumatic pains linked to kidney trouble. Mrs L Gibson from La Junta Colorado says the product helped her kidneys and bladder, claiming quick relief. Sold everywhere as an advertisement.

L. Gibson 12Th Edison Sts la Junta Col Foley Advt

Diamond Field Found Near Taung Desert

A new diamond field has been discovered in the desert near Taung, located about 190 miles north of Kimberley in South Africa, signaling potential mineral wealth for the region.

Taung Kimberley South Africa

Rountree Leads at Montana Fair In Rajo Special

Ray Rountree drives the Rajo Special, a glorified Ford, as a top contender for speed honors at the Montana state fair auto races. The Rajo valve head system, invented by Joe Jaegersburger of Milwaukee, made the car fast, with a prior 70 mph average at Fort Miami. Rountree, a Kansas native now living in Billings, plans to study Kansas University after the season and is known for his Navy football and singing talent.

Ray Rountree Rountree Ford Rajo Joe Jaegersburger Milwaukee Ray Joe Toledo Ohio Buckeye Barney Oldfield Fort Miami Kansas Billings Sam Kansas University

Farewell for Mrs. Strowbridge in Butte

The W E A of the Maccabees hosted a farewell at the Fitzmaurice home at 2001 Elm Street for Mrs. Strowbridge who resigns as commander of Butte review No. 22. She and her son Eston move to New York after three years of service. Gifts were given and friends wish her well. The evening included music and games with many attendees listed.

the Maccabees Fitemaurice Elm Street Strowbridge Butte Review Butte Mesdames Odgers Martin Burley Lena Morrison Rule Duncan Button Bartlett Boland McDonald Gates Elizabeth Tripp Francis Earls Strawbridge Fitzmaurice

Livestock Credit and Policy Talk Asks Government Aid

More than 100 bankers, packers and grain men met in Chicago to press for federal help to preserve the livestock industry. They urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant grain priority, appeal to banks to finance stockraising, and ask Treasury to fund loans in livestock regions. A delegation from major reserve banks will meet the Federal Reserve Board in Washington on Sept 20-21 to discuss conditions. A second committee will plan financing for young livestock in the West to address shortages. Louis Swift predicted lower meat prices and said improved crops may push corn to 75 cents per bushel.

Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission Treasury Department Federal Reserve Banks Minneapolis Kansas City St. Louis Dallas San Francisco Washington Federal Reserve Board West Louis Swift Packer

Tourists Gouge St Bernard Monks At Alpine Hospice

Geneva reports a sharp rise in tourist exploitation of the Great St Bernard monastery. About 700 visitors, many arriving by car, stayed overnight and ate for free but paid nothing to the hospices collection box, leaving only 15 francs. Monks, already strained by high food costs, face serious losses as some break local hospitality customs for free Alpine weekends.

Geneva St. Bernard

Display of Election Cards at Post Office Prohibited

Post Office rules bar posters and political cards inside post offices under federal statutes. Postmasters may allow bulletin boards for public notices of assemblies meetings and similar announcements without discrimination, but no political candidate imagery may be displayed on walls or lobbies.

Goodwin

Burns Baby Born To Mr And Mrs Jay Burns

A son named Jay Robert Burns was born on Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Jay Joseph Burns of 12 South Crystal Street Minnie Mattison is mentioned as the bride in the family record and is noted by her maiden name Miss Minnie Mattison as part of the couple's background.

Jay Joseph Burns South Crystal Stret Jay Robert

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