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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
3
Public health note advocates attention to constipation and promotes Kellogg Att-Bran as a safe daily cereal aid. Describes bulk from bran, iron content, and ease of use with meals, urging medical advice for serious illness and clarifying Att-Bran is not a cure-all.
Theodore Grund of 315 West Porphyry street dies at a local hospital after a three week illness. Born June 13, 1909 in Butte, he starred in football and basketball at Boys Central high school and later played for independent teams. Survived by wife Irene, mother Victoria, brother Charlie, sisters Louise and Mrs Lebrun, in laws the Reindls, and Edwin and Daisy Reindl. Body at Duggan's Merrill mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
The treasury shows a 1934 deficit near 3.8 billion amid higher outlays and lower silver holdings. The silver bill assigns 75 percent gold and 25 percent silver reserves and authorizes silver purchases to reach that mix. Morganthau notes silver buys will appear in daily statements while some purchases from the stabilization fund remain undisclosed.
The article outlines a secret fund built from gold profits last winter to support a silver program. It notes diversification into silver and other commodities through the fund, while government economists downplay inflation concerns despite Morgenthau’s claim that silver would back new certificates.
In Kirbyville Texas a mob of about two hundred white men seized Lon Griggs a 30 year old Black man from officers as they escorted him for safe keeping to Orange. They hanged him after dragging him behind a car and fired seventeen shots. Griggs and a white girl had been jailed for questioning. The mob dragged the body to a box factory and dumped it near the commissary.
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