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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1923
Page
3
Mrs J J Bieber of 3939 18th Ave South Minneapolis reports relief from years of intermittent sickness and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she began taking it to relieve pain and build up strength and now strongly recommends the product to others.
Mrs. W. E. Shaw of Chicago credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe female weakness that left her bedridden and in back pain. She says a friend's advice led her to start the remedy and she now wholeheartedly recommends it.
Marion Ohio prepares a simple funeral for Warren G Harding with no pomp. The event centers on family and friends as Mrs Harding directs a modest tribute in line with his private citizen status. The funeral train arrives Thursday morning bearing pallbearers and officials.
Mrs Irene Kiely died in Butte last Friday and her final services are set for 10 o'clock this morning at Salt Lake City's cathedral. The body was sent by 5 o'clock train Sunday after mass at Sacred Heart Church. Survived by husband Andrew Kiely son Andrew Jr aunt Angel Harrington. Burial in Mount Calvary beside her parents. Her father D E Grisley died two months ago.
John Cull Buckley and Louis Crittenden were married by Justice Louis Buckley yesterday following a district court clerk issued license. Witnesses were Mrs. R. H. Shafford and H. W. Manning.
A Chinese tradition recounts a Wind God unit following a vessel and trying to swamp it unless appeased with pork fruits and candies. The tale notes the deity’s appetite and ritual offerings to avert disaster at sea.
Powell County Judge Winston presided over a busy session in Deer Lodge Montana. Writ of habeas corpus released William Lewis to Sheriff Mullen pending trial. The calendar listed trials in October for multiple Montana defendants, plus numerous civil cases with dates ranging from October 8 to October 26. Local society notes mention residents traveling, births, and visits in Deer Lodge.
Deer Lodge Aug 6 residents spent Sunday at Georgetown and Echo lakes for fishing and picnicking with Mr and Mrs Fred Uteman Mr and Mrs Ramson Mr and Mrs Wallace Richardson Agnes Richardson Bruce Richardson Frances Holt and Joe Holt Also noted J B McGilvary departed for a Yellowstone park trip Ralph Bagley returned from Spokane Miss Agnes Hendricksen came back from a coast cities visit.
President Wilson expressed in a letter to President Coolidge that he would consider it an honor to join the funeral procession for President Harding but his lameness would prevent him from attending the Capitol services. He asked for a procession position and to have his car for Mrs Wilson and himself, possibly with Admiral Grayson. Coolidge replied sorrowing Harding’s death and invited Wilson to participate, promising to inform him of arrangements once his wishes are known.
Mrs B A Raver and children left for Clyde Park after visiting friends in Deer Lodge. Mr and Mrs M Brunell and son spent the weekend with relatives in Anaconda. Mrs Delia Barbeau of Butte visited her niece Mrs Pat Clavin. Mrs Katherine White of Anaconda visited Deer Lodge. A son was born to Dr and Mrs LeRoy Woodward, now in Mason City Iowa. Miss Genevieve Albertson and Mrs A L Anderson motor to Twin Pridges for the weekend, returning with Miss Magmie Alward from Patterson New Jersey. Mrs M E Mathews visiting Twin Bridges with Hope Mathews and B F Berry. Mrs Pearl S Smith and daughter Rachel with Nellie Blair Frances Dunn and Miss Keyser of Dayton Ohio camped at Argenta lake. Mrs R H Ryburn and daughter Ruth went to Bannack for a week. Miss Tessie Degan Miss Lucy Carson and companions to Elkhorn Springs for the weekend. Dick Howell of Butte spent Saturday in Dillon for business. Henry Erwin left for Salt Lake City to seek work and will be joined by Mrs Erwin and baby daughter in a week.
Proctor and Gamble will guarantee full pay for full time work for at least forty eight weeks a year. The plan covers employees in thirty U S and Canada plants and offices under a profit sharing scheme announced by the president effective August 1.
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