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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
6
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald O as a quick cure for varicose veins claiming reduction in days with regular nightly and morning application. It also sells as a healing agent for eczema, skin eruptions, rheumatism, and inflamed skin, with claims of effectiveness in baths and various ailments.
Dr Leonhardt promotes Hem Roid tablets as a guaranteed cure for piles or a full refund. The product claims to ease bowel pains and bring relief without harm, available at Puller Drug Co and other druggists.
Six contestants in Deer Lodge county princess contest sponsored by the American Legion post each hold more than 16 000 votes as the race narrows for the county representative to Montana’s state fair. Top entries Inhstrom Cecconi St Clair Rorver Dorsey Lone each lead. winner will tour Philadelphia for the American Legion events with expenses paid. The contest ends at the August 27 Princess Ball at Washoe pavilion with a live orchestra and entertainment.
Intermittent showers dampened Commercial Day events as the Butchers Picnic in Gregson Springs started late around 1 p.m. Clerks Union members joined a later barbecue and evening dance at Washoe Park Pavilion drew crowds from Butte and Lynda, with a local orchestra and entertainers providing the music for a well regarded social finish.
Marie Sayder colored woman arrested again last evening by Officers Terkla onnolly and lodged in the county jail on a disturbance charge near 618 Haw Park Avenue. She had pleaded guilty to a similar count earlier with William Craty Stanford and was sentenced to six months but suspended on condition to leave the city and abstain from drinking for a year. Police stated she was center of an agitated group in the alley north of Parkwy when officers answered the call.
The funeral of Mrs Frances Roders Anaconda matron who died days ago from pneumonia will be held today at 9 30 from the family home East Third street to St Peter s church for a solemn high mass at 10 interment will be in Carmel cemetery Mrs Wid Sheehan of Vicksburg Mississippi a sister of the deceased is expected to arrive in the city at 7 30 this morning
Miss Ruth Lindwall and Andrew J De Rosier, popular Anaconda residents, were married last night at St Tan’s parish house by Rev Father Schulte. Attended by Miss Jean McGregor and Martin Scanlon, the couple plan a wedding tour to Seattle before settling in Anaconda.
Simmons came back from Denver after attending the fiftieth anniversary golden jubilee of the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Colorado. He helped bring the 1927 season of the Kland lodge to Tutte, was elected grand senior and appointed district deputy grand master for Montana, and presided at lodge services delivering original music and a song to Robin Adair. The Denver Star called it the flashlight of the evening amid cheers in Montana Masonic circles.
The Anaconda Municipal band schedules its regular weekly concert at Washoe tonight featuring pieces from Overture Berlin in Silex and Tears and Alpine Sunset. Conductor and orchestra members perform selections including Aida and If You Were the Only Girl in the World.
A jumble of small ads and notices from Anaconda area businesses and residents. It mentions car ads for Ford and Chevrolet models, a birth, lectures, hotel stays, a few arrests, and local services like laundry and a beauty parlor. It includes names such as Mr and Mrs Charles Nu Clark, D. Cerin, and J.W. Tyler, plus addresses and street references.
Jack Kiley was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Al Oldhaber on a warrant charging him with malicious destruction of property. He allegedly drove a car belonging to a White Hall man and caused an automobile collision at the corner of Park Avenue and Chestnut Street on Tuesday night.
Joan Ward, colored, of Chicago, was arrested days ago. Deputy Matenert charged with vagrancy. Justice Pringle’s court filed the case yesterday. Matt Flynn, charged with vagrancy, was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. The sentence was suspended on condition he leave town. Regular meeting tonight at 8.00 PM.
Anaconda Loyal Order of Moose members will attend the state convention in Deer Lodge. Delegates from 22 bodies will gather with the Mute and Dee Lodges and Anaconda lodge members. The program includes meetings, an athletic event, music by local groups, and a plan for future state meetings. Mr. Gannon said Anaconda Ausacula and Mutie will seek the 1927 convention.
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