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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
3
A promotional note claims that nervous, tired mothers cause home unhappiness and child disruption. It attributes this to weakness making women unfit for duties and advises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy, citing statistics that eight in a hundred are helped by it.
Brownie Carter, wife of John L. Carter, a butter and egg merchant, wins a divorce with $85 monthly alimony and custody of their 8-year-old son Jack in Judge Jackson's court. Demurrer overruled. defense elisted to plead further. Two other matters noted include an attachment case in abeyance, and cost bills in a copper mining dispute. Elma Hughes secures divorce from William Hughes with name restoration to Elma Miller and child custody. Estate inventories for George Brozovich and Helen Growell listed, with values and claims recorded.
In Justice Buckley’s court Joe Verretti faces charges after Joe Ciccarelli withdrawn fear claim. Ciccarelli testified fear was present but said it is not now. Emigh grants a complaint in the name of Joe Ciccarelli’s family against Tony. Lillian Clark faces charges for passing two bad checks on George George dated August 8 and 9.
John M. Evans Jr as receiver of Lisa Cash Grocery asks the court to decide if Angelo Silvio and First National Bank claims are to be treated as preferred. Mrs Silvio alleges she deposited 600 dollars at interest with the company.
Sanders county dairy farmers led by County Agent M A Thorfimson will tour eight leading dairy ranches in the Bitter Root valley from Florence to Hamilton on Saturday August 18. The group will meet at Mountain View stock farm Florence at 8 a m for a look at Matador Ormsby Nelson Holstein herd sire recently bought from Carnation stock farm Tolt Wash. The tour includes stops every 30 minutes for ranch visits and a noon picnic at David Lea Son Stevensville with coffee and ice cream provided. The group will conclude in Hamilton by 6 p m with a possible banquet that evening. The itinerary covers Mountain View Florence Fitzgeralds Randles Stevensville Leasons Huggins Tyrrell Victor McKillop Gray Son and D C Gray Son with a modern milk house and Jersey herds noted.
Ashley C. Dixon has installed a 10 watt broadcasting setup at his Stevensville area orchard home with his son. The system has only been tested with code messages and has already achieved two-way signals with Olympia and Vancouver in Washington and Monterey in California. Broadcas ting is expected to begin around October first.
Stockholders hear oil sand reached last Friday at 1200 feet two miles east of Corvallis. Head Driller Charles Mungen notes a 30 foot blue shale vein and cites geologist Villers, but a leak in the eight inch casing pauses operations. Water in the hole hampers progress until repairs finish.
Ravalli county thrashermen meet in Stevensville and renew the same grain thrashing rates as last year. The schedule sets 3 cents per bushel for oats, 4 cents for barley, 5 cents for wheat and 15 cents for peas, with a $15 minimum per setting.
Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Chaffin, a Corvallis pioneer, were held at United church. Attendees from across the valley filled the church. The Rev E P Wilson delivered the sermon with the line We Shall Not All Sleep But We Shall All Be Changed. The Rev I V Parker read the scripture from St John. The Rev W D Lear, who married her to Newton Chaffin in 1880, performed baptisms for her.
Corvallis Aug 9 Charles Price was elected janitor at 100 dollars a month for nine and a half months. A Salt Lake coal company won a contract to supply 120 tons of coal with no local bids. Rural pupil transport routes were awarded to S Halls Elizabeth Holloran J Lear EF J Butehart Charles Bourne W Malone zone Hour Joseph Talbot with one route to be announced later.
In Hamilton on August 9, two reproductions of the true type Holstein-Friesian cow and bull, 24 by 28 inches on muslin, were hung in the Ravalli county courthouse. The prints were made from Edwin Megargee’s oil paintings under the Holstein-Friesian Association of America and supervised by leading judges and breeders.
Paul Bailor, funeral director for Sherman and Reed, and Mrs. Bailor departed yesterday for a several weeks vacation in Spokane and Wenatchee Washington. In Spokane they will visit Mr and Mrs J L Bailor the bailors son and daughter in law. In Wenatchee they will stay with Dr and Mrs T W Nickel the Bailors daughter and son in law.
St Johns Episcopal church will be open for meditation and prayer from 1 to 3 PM today as President Harding lies in state in Marion Ohio.
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