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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
2
Mrs Sallie Jn dies at her home near Paville at age 105. She had outlived her generation and was noted for her long life in this Kentucky community.
Ronto January 4 report says Joseph Oliver head of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Fellows is in a hospital with heart disease.
An advance notice from twelve large textile mills in New York states an increase in weekly working hours from 18 to 54 and an 18 percent wage reduction, effective January 9. The move, announced yesterday, marks a significant change in labor conditions across the industry.
Washington reports broad farmer support for President Harding’s call to an armament conference. Officials said letters and resolutions signed by more than a quarter of a million farmers indicate strong backing from the American Farm Federation and its affiliates nationwide.
Cowboy Padgett of Dolores, Colo., defeats Morris Schlaifer in a boxing bout decided by the referee in Denver.
Roy Conley of Sheridan Wyoming could not continue after a foul blow from Morris Lux of Kansas City in the third round of a sensational 12 round bout in Omaha last night. Lux was awarded the decision 100.
James Grimes, a Ottumwa barber, ran himself to death after an altercation with Walter Hadie. They quarreled at a church, later Grimes began running and collapsed exhausted in front of a rooming house.
Eagle Publishing company begins a 25 foot addition to its building in Ekalaka to provide a stock room and bindery space. The expansion marks the fourth such enlargement in two years to accommodate growing mechanical work.
Boston January 4 The British schooner Golden West carrying alcohol and case liquor was seized by the coast guard cutter Acushnet while at anchor outside.
The American Red Cross reports that its work for disabled veterans costs exceed Roll Call receipts, with roughly 10 million dollars spent annually by National Headquarters and chapters. It notes 26,300 disabled veterans in federal care and 355,544 personal-aid requests addressed last year, aided by 448 Red Cross workers nationwide.
A vessel flying the Union Jack, bound from Halifax to an unspecified destination, was towed in by the cutter and turned over to customs officers. The ship is said to be owned by a former Boston bartender.
A vivid scene describes Chilean Tehuelches packing their toldos in winter. Women bear reed saddles and pots while men herd horses. The rapid encampment unfolds as chiefs issue orders and families prepare to travel with their belongings amid films shown in a theater.
Old Meane, annoyed by his wife’s theater longing, schemes to save money by fake theater tickets and takes her to a 40 cent picture show instead. He lies that theater seats are sold out but ends up at the cinema with his wife, watching a film together.
A young husband in a suburban community plans a clever ruse to avoid his wife delaying them for the monthly country club dances. He persuades her this time to pick up flowers en route, claiming fresher blooms and saving a half hour, while he hides his true motive.
Nan Ruttledge enjoys flirtation but not matrimony until Tony Griswold arrives to impress her. See Marie Prevost, the new Moonlight Follies star, at the Palace tomorrow night for breezy comedy and romance.
Notice of a special stockholders meeting of the Lower Milk River Water Users Association to elect seven directors. The meeting is set for January 30 1922 at 1 PM at Malta Montana offices to fill terms of three years two years and one year. All bona fide stockholders urged to attend.
Rubye Lorrene Pron sues Rolf H. Prom in Phillips County Court for absolute divorce citing July 1917 desertion and unfitness for child custody. Plaintiff seeks custody of Donald Stewart Prom and relief deemed just. citation dated December 14, 1921, by Clerk C. M. Potter.
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