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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1931

Page

6

Troop Notes Show Wide Scout Activities and Summer Camp

Butte Scout troops report week of activities at School of Mines and Alice reading rooms. Troop 1 held an exciting baseball game with Langhorns edging McArthur by a slim margin. boxing and drill rehearsals are planned under Mr. McArthur and Mr. Dingemann. Camp Lowlands details include six weeks, July 5 to August 16, with registrations and early reservations for many Troops. Memorial Day parade drew 75 Scouts. Cub Pack No 1 formed at United Congregational Church with 24 members. June Court of Honor dates updated. Legion good turn at camp.

School of Mines J. L. Langhorn Howard Suydam Eagle Patrol Nike Danshea Scribe Lowlands Council Butte Scout George Harrison William Patterson Billy Hardy Billy Israel John and Seward Prater Jack O’connor Robert Dillon Chester Doyle Bob Galer Joseph Levesey Raymond Livermore Herbert MacLean Tom Luebben Ed Simons Joe Alexander Dwight Anderson John Baird Philip Brouillette Duncan Campbell Charles Chadwick Bobby Cullerton Donald Curry Jim Dougan James Driscoll Leonard Fines Francis Healy Carl Hill Jr John F. Hill Dan Kelley Fred Kistler Sam Morgan Graham Tash Ward Thompson Jr Lee Lorimer Jr Robert Thornfelt Deer Lodge James Haviland Dean Kohlhase Leo L. Leibel David Speer Jack Stewart Richard Paulson John Cooper Everett Magness Roy Smith Anaconda Pioneer Week Rotary Butte Rotary Club Roland Jobe Meten Council of Honor Legion American Legion The Legionnaires United Congregational Church Charles E. Sebold National Council George Sassman F. G. Leipheimer F. N. Gould F. A. Galer Carl P. Jordan Court of Honor Board of Review Board of Review Madison Clifford Wendell Jr China Edith Macy Snow Crest Jane Griswold Wisdom Camp Castle Rock Helen Devaney Water Lily Waterlily Sacred Heart Hall Mary Lennon Shooting Star Troop Maude S Canyon Myrtle Powers Nightingale Troop

Verdes Fire Burning Mine Yields Fortunes For Clark Family

In Clarksdale Arizona a copper mine near Verde Valley has burned since 1894. Despite constant flames the United Verde mine remains highly productive under surface operations and advanced ventilation. Mines hazards include heat, cave-ins, and gas escape, yet fireproofing and modern facilities shield workers. The Clark family profits from decades of operations begun by Senator William A. Clark.

Clarksdale Ariz Verde Valley Arizona William A. Clark Montana United Verde Raffles Engineers

Old Blacksmith Keeps Shop Open Amid Auto Age

Walnut Ridge Arkansas U P reports J L Uncle Jake Caspar, 70, a 50 year blacksmith and the oldest in eastern Arkansas, keeps tools sharp and shop open saying hills will keep horses to shoe and plows to fix. He has installed two gasoline pumps at his shop signaling the mechanical age’s advance.

Walnut Ridge Ark U.P J. L Jake” Caspar Arkansas Caspar

Dog May Graduate in Forrest City Graduation Day

In Forrest City Arkansas a dog named Fritz may receive a diploma at graduation exercises. Fritz has attended classes daily for eight years with owner Addison Bradford. Students voted Fritz should get the diploma and authorities indicated they will grant it at the request. Fritz is a terrier.

Forrest City Ark U.P Addison Bradford Fritz

Flag Flown Upside Down Over City Hall

On city election day the American flag was flown upside down over St Louis City Hall. Hundreds of calls poured in asking why this distress signal appeared. The mistake was corrected promptly.

ST. Louis U.P

Low Mississippi River Stage Hits Record Lows in St Louis

The Mississippi River at St Louis registered one of the lowest average stages from April 1, 1930, to April 1, 1931 in nearly a century of government observation. Navigation was seriously impeded.

ST. Louis U.P Mississippi River

Dawes Daughter Delays Surgery for Royal Curtsy in London

Virginia Dawes daughter of the American ambassador to Great Britain delayed an appendicitis operation to perform her curtsy before King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace at the season's first court. She was operated on the day after the bow, seen leaving the American embassy for the palace.

Virginia Dawes Great Britain Charles G. Dawes King George Queen Mary Buckingham Palace London Miss Dawes

SICK GALL BLADDERS EXPLAINED AND SYMPTOMS LISTED

The article describes the gall bladder as a bile reservoir connected to the liver. It explains overproduction of bile can overwork the gall bladder leading to inflammation and enlargement, with the expansion due to inflammation of the cystic duct that carries bile to the intestine.

Edison Prize Scholars Prove Regular Fellows at Tech

Wilber B. Huston of Seattle and Arthur O. Williams of Providence, Edison prize students at MIT, are showcased as regular fellows. Huston wins Phi Kappa Sigma’s fraternity cup, joins institute committee, Beaver club, and edits Tech Engineering News while pursuing physics and geology. Williams, last year’s prize winner, remains a popular freshman, member of Kappa Sigma, and physics major.

Cambridge Mass Thomas A. Edison Wilber B. Huston Seattle Massachusetts Institute of Technology Arthur O. Williams Providence R. I Huston Tech Bill” Huston Phi Kappa Sigma Institute Beaver Club Bill Huston The Tech Engineering News Coleagues Wilbur Huston Edison Prize Williams Kappa Sigma Eecare

Understanding Gall Bladder Ills and Diet Remedies

Medical overview describes how bile retention and gall bladder inflammation cause biliousness headaches nausea and sometimes jaundice. It notes imaging limits in diagnosing stones versus inflammation and argues many cases heal through fasting and a restricted diet, with lifestyle changes to prevent recurrence.

Graham

Quesions and Answers Sinus Trouble Explain Causes and Prevention

Mrs A F asks for explanation of sinus trouble cause and treatment and whether it recurs. Answer: most sinus trouble stems from a general catarrhal condition and can be prevented and cured largely by proper diet. Avoid starches sugars and fats while awaiting added guidance.

A. F

Regional Conference of Girl Scouts Held in Colorado Springs

The regional conference of the Girl Scout Rocky Mountain region will meet in Colorado Springs June 8 to 10 with delegates welcomed by Mrs. Harold Giles. Regional and national leaders will address topics on the five year development plan and leadership, with camps and training sessions listed. Local troops report ongoing activities and upcoming events as delegates prepare to travel and participate.

Girl Scout Rocky Mountain Montana Idaho Wyoming Utah Colorado Colorado Springs Harold Giles E. M. Bagley Salt Lake City W. E. Evans Alice Conway Julia Hamp Olga Carlson Isaac Edinger Divide Lone Girl Scouts Garden of the Gods

Camping Conference At Camp Castle Rock Planned

A camping conference for leaders and prospective leaders will cover trail signs map making signaling and camp standards at Camp Castle Rock starting Wednesday evening and continuing for two days. Registration is available at the Girl Scout headquarters for those not yet signed up.

Camp Castle Rock Girl Scout

Causes of bleeding gums from apples and grape seeds query

Reader asks why mouth gums and tongue bleed when eating apples and whether grape seeds should be swallowed. Advice mentions pyorrhea or trench mouth and urges dental evaluation. second query on dizziness is addressed with caution and recommendation for diagnosis rather than laxatives.

Ottawa County trappers net over sixty five thousand from muskrat pelts

Ottawa County trappers earned more than 65,000 this season selling muskrat pelts at prices ranging from 75 cents to 1.30. The report notes price fluctuations across the season reflecting varying market demand.

Ohio Port Clinton U.P Ottawa County

Toys Worth Over Three Million Imported Abroad Last Year

Foreign markets welcomed more than three million dollars in American toy imports in the past year, signaling strong demand beyond U S borders and highlighting broad export activity across multiple toy categories and brands.

Paris Styles By Mary Knight Flowers For Evening Headwear

Paris fashion notes celebrate real flowers in evening headpieces with tiaras bands and wreaths. Lily of the valley sprays with crystal prongs, bands of roses and violets, and lilac garlands for younger girls reshape the modern coronet. Designers seek delicate, lightweight arrangements that avoid crush or the old stuck-on look.

Paris

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Butte Young People’s Dillon Fred Root Mr. Campbell Fred Rowe Robert Hobba Harold Jacobson F. W. Annala Dean Hodges Fred Hill Albert O. Weisberg Health and Diet Advice McCoy Health Service Los Angeles Cal Butte Council Girl Scouts Valerie Hosking Melrose Edinger Wright Catherine Barry Camp Macy Westchester Porto Rico Canal Mary Knight
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