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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1920

Page

3

Modern Englewood bungalow ad with car line access

Selling 3 room bungalow on Englewood car line with 2 lots and furnished options including player piano for 2500 or 2300 without piano. Also 5 room bungalow with colonades buffet pantry and garage for 2 cars at 2750. Two 2 room houses offered and a 4 room modest home on 40 foot lot for 800 with foundation for 5 room and fence.

Englewood

Harding 3 Porch Talks Compared to Apostle Paul

Marion Ohio September 19 churchfolk heard that front porch campaigning dates to the apostle Paul who led a two year religious campaign from a Rome front porch. Senator Harding received a 100 member Grand Army of the Republic delegation from Akron en route to Indianapolis for the national encampment. About 400 veterans from Northern Ohio will stop by tomorrow for a brief visit and a Harding address. Officials including Howard E Green and Gov Beeckman discussed shoddy fabric branding legislation and other pending measures with the senator. Governor Beeckman and Mrs Beeckman visited the Harding home before departing for the East as a San Francisco delegation praised his stance toward organized labor.

Marion Ohio George M. Rourke Long Beach Cal First Presbyterian Church Paul Mr. Rourke Rome Harding Grand Army of the Republic Akron Indianapolis Emmett F. Taggart Senator Harding Howard E. Green Chicago National Sheep and Wool Bureau Maj Henry S. Hooker New York R. Livingston Beeckman Rhode Island Wade H. Ellis Washington Mr. Green Capper Kansas French Idaho Green Beeckman East John S. Nolan San Francisco P. H. McCarthy California Building Trades Council Daniel D. Sullivan California Federation of Labor California Organized Labor

Wheat Crop Estimates Point to Large Southern Hemisphere Increase

Rome reports estimates from the International Institute of Agriculture indicate Argentina South Africa and Australia will grow 28 percent more wheat in 1920 than in 1919. The bulletin notes grain quality about 2 percent above average, reflecting conditions across 92 percent of the southern hemisphere wheat area.

Rome Argentina South Africa Australia International Institute of Agriculture

Harding Cox Back Universal Physical Education Drive

Senator Harding and Governor Cox, the presidential nominees of the two major parties, express support for universal physical education in letters released by the national physical education service. The letters respond to an inquiry from the service and are dated in Washington.

Washington Harding Cox National Physical Education Service Service

Gen Wood Decorated by Italian Official

Chicago September 19 Maj Leonard Wood was decorated as an officer of the Order of St Alice and St Lazarus by Colonel Diber Italian attache at Washington for services rendered to allied interests.

Chicago Gem Leonard Wood St. Lazarus Dibereh Washington The

Socialist Seats Reported In New York Assembly

Albany Sept. 19 Indications tonight were that the five socialist assemblymen ousted last spring and reelected in New York districts last week will be seated when the legislature convenes tomorrow night. Some assemblymen oppose seating them and resolutions to bar them have been prepared.

Albany N. Y New York

Japanese film industry hit by economic slump and exports decline

The Japanese celluloid industry faces a severe downturn as manufacturers of export goods accumulate stocks and cancel contracts amid funding shortages. Domestic market remains steadier due to stock shortages, with celluloid combs and toys in strong demand.

Tokio

Trade mission head admits diamond exports to raise foreign cash

Stockholm dispatch reports Leo Kameneff, head of the Russian bolsheviki trade mission, defends exportation of diamonds and jewels to obtain foreign currency for the soviet government. Kameneff says he did not participate personally but asserts the practice is not secret as all goods are nationalized. He notes state and crown jewels remain unsold, as existing diamond stock suffices.

Stockholm Russia Leo Kameneff Bolsheviki Sociale Demokraten M. Kameneff

Hop Crop Sufficient to Meet Home-Brew Demand

Washington reports the 1920 hop crop will total about 8,685,000 pounds, up from 2,346,000 last year. The Agriculture Department notes strong demand for hops for home brewing and predicts a materially larger crop this season.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Homme Brew Department

English Gypsies Expert in Dodging Tax Collector

Guildford England September 1. A novel tax avoidance tactic is used by several large gypsy families in an encampment. They own land and owe taxes on huts. A wheel turning gimmick allegedly absolves them for a year as caravans move forward two yards each time the tax collector visits.

Guildford England

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