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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
7
Edna Wallace Hopper touts Hair Youth a scalp treatment from France claiming to stimulate fertilize and clean the scalp for thicker healthier hair. She offers Eye dropper use price 50c and 1 with additional products White Youth Clay Youth Cream and Facial Youth plus a Beauty Book from her Waukesha Wisconsin address.
Hamilton August 15 Construction on the Skalkaho road progresses satisfactorily says County Commissioner J W Burnett after inspection. About 100 men are employed by Clifton Applegate Toole on the western portion across four to six camps over 4000 feet of remaining grading. Eastern section under White Brown Lahay with Great Falls crews shows rapid progress toward 12.23 miles with a mile and a half on state land nearly done. Completion hoped by October 1 to suit Ravalli fair opening September 19, with local boosters pressing contractors to speed up.
Victor Aug 15 Swiss cheese from Bitter Root is to be listed soon. Kraft & Brothers will establish a plant in Victor in the old creamery building, with operation planned for Sept 1. W A Bailey and Leslie Snell will manage, an experimental plant of Kraft. A Swiss cheese maker from Wisconsin will install machinery. John G Howe plans a Stevensville branch into cheese business Jan 1.
County Commissioner A L Johnston and Mrs Johnston with daughter Mildred and Mrs W B Johnston of Medford Ore left Hamilton Aug 15 on a Yellowstone park tour. They travel Wisdom and Butte, plan a stop at Anaconda to discuss Skalkaho road with Deer Lodge officials, and will review progress on the route to the divide and Granite county work.
Miss Jean A. Craig and Carl A. Nelson were married Saturday at 10 a.m. by Rev. F. T. Ramsay at the Presbyterian manse in Hamilton. Mrs. Nelson is the daughter of George McChesney Craig, superintendent of the McIntosh Morello orchards near Darby, while Mr. Nelson is a prominent Missoula youth, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nelson. Compulsory education was practiced by the Massachusetts general court in 1648.
South Side residents report pleasant visits and celebrations. Judge Laurandeau and family, together with Mrs. Julia Lytton, traveled from Dundee and South Montana streets to Yellowstone. Numerous gatherings featured birthdays, garden parties, and house guests from Parkington Wyoming to Miles City and Three Forks.
At the Rialto Dorothy Dalton shines in one of her finest recent roles and introduces Charles de Roche, a renowned French screen star, in his first appearance. The pairing promises notable on screen tension and cinematic intrigue.
The American film The Law of the Lawless shows at the Rialto yesterday with Dorothy Dalton as Sahande a trader’s daughter who resists a usurer Ali and gypsy chief Costa. Sender leads Tartars to rescue Costa as flames engulf a minaret in a dramatic finale.
The Bitter Root Irrigation Co main canal near Willow Creek six miles east of Corvallis broke last Monday, flooding land and swelling ditches in Hamilton Heights. Water shut off at Lake Como head gate, six days to repair washout. Road to Bitter Root oil welts flooded, halting freighting and delaying coal delivery. Paper from sugar cane waste fibers used as mulch covers ground under pineapple plants in Hawaii.
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