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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1921

Page

4

Health and Body Power in Youth Across Eras

A Detroit education survey finds that well developed children excel academically, reversing old beliefs that mind alone mattered. The piece contrasts past praise of study with current emphasis on physical fitness, notes historical focus on intellect over body, and cites Woodrow Wilson and broader social impacts. It references wartime recovery, French rebuilding, and a reflective meditation on hands, memory, and moral action.

Detroit Board of Education Woodrow Wilson

Hand of Pharaoh’s Daughter Bequest to Bradley Poly

From Peoria an Associated Press dispatch reports Mrs. Annie E. Roe left to Bradley Polytechnic Institute the right mummy hand of Pharaoh’s daughter who rescued Moses. The note evokes curiosities about ancient figures and their influence on history as the bequest is described in brief terms.

Moses Earth Tennyson Peoria Associated Press Annie E. Roe Pharaoh Bradley Polytechnic Institute

Stolen Cars and Theories Of Theft Surge

An array of theories explains the rise in auto thefts and the dearth of arrests. Some accuse police collusion with thieves, others blame owners who insure stolen vehicles and refuse to identify or prosecute. Experts cite insurance incentives, court delays, and overinsurance as factors amid growing losses.

Dillion New York Dillon

Eastern Star Annual Session winds through road to close

The Eastern Star annual session continues with greetings from Irone and Mrs. Mary Terwilly. A luncheon at four churches follows, hosted by Ruth chapter 2 and Butte chapter 19. Grand officials address the crowd as memorial services are held for deceased members. The convention ends with elections, installations, and a mountain view church luncheon for members and guests.

Irone Mary Terwilly Temple Ruth Butte Marshall Willie E. Piper Stn Riva Broadman Louise Day Harriet” MacNeill Nellie Loven Anna M. Smakey Shapter No MacNeill Mountain View Rang Umeers Eastern Star Maud M. Marshall Missoula Willis E. Piper Billings Mary Stranahan Havre George D. Vickers Sheri Harriet MacNeill Helena Margaret Kirton Malta Anna Berryman Adai Maud Tennant Glendive Iane Hartley Kalispell Grand Fether Claudia Chatfin Hamilton Martha Luck Kluge Lewistown Electa Bila Fitegerald Boxeman Ada Kinney Charles Jackman Mma Farnha

Moonshine Cache Seized in Private Dwelling Raid

Moonshine stash seized after raid on a private dwelling in Rowe SE. Authorities report about 39 gallons found behind a partition in the basement. No further details available. the article names Hari Brown who ran for government.

Waukelin Hari Brown Noube i

Rustlers Class Program at Mount Bethel Church Hall

Rustlers class No 3 of Mount Bethel church presents an 8 o clock program at the school hall with opening song America prayer recitation by Raymond Nicholls piano solo by Samson Hoar solo by Isal solo by Mrs A V Vigus singing by Albert Goldsworthy bugging by Lyle recitation by Vera Cloke aid demonstration by Will Jones knot tying by James Willams duet Alice and Farnestine Richar piano solo by Pearl Kelseth solo by Elsie Williams recitation by Like Saunders musical selections by Stanley Richards solo Laura Pearce remarks by the

Connell Buyer Back From East With New Models

Miss Haggerty reports that M. J. Connell company has six weeks in New York buying a wonderful line of fall and winter models. Fashion shows numerous beautiful pieces from elite American hat shops now on display in the millinery department.

Nzapeth Maggarty M. J. Connell Company New York

Well Known Mining Engineer George Frederick Roar Dies

George Frederick Roar, 42, a well known mining engineer of this city, died last night at the family home 821 North Henry Street. He is survived by his wife and seven children Elfrida, Sylvia, Odemar, Opal, Naomi and George, plus five brothers William, Sampson, Joseph, John and Harry of Butte, and one sister Mrs on Hulbert. Funeral arrangements have not been made.

George Frederick Roar North Henry A Elfrida Sylvia Odemar Opal Naomi George William Sampson Joseph John Harry Butte On Hulbert

Premier outlines Britain's offer on Irish terms

Lloyd George said Britain put all concessions into the letter to de Valera, stressing the outlines cannot be altered. He warned of contingencies if terms are rejected and urged Parliament to act swiftly on any agreement. Dublin reports no visible change as Dail committees continue, De Valera at Blackrock chapel amid Sinn Fein talks.

Lloyd George Eamonn de Valera Ireland Ne Re Iene Trish Treland Mprociaiearess Dublin House of Commons David Livya George Dail Eireann de Valera McNeill Blackrock Vist Arthur Grimen Sinn Fein Geltfth Sinn Feln de Nevertheless Griffith da Vatera

Mill 15 Burned Log 15 Damages $17,000

Fire destroyed the if stamp quarts mill and concentrator in County on Thursday. The plant, new for over two months, valued at about $17,500, likely started by a faulty grinder in the concentrates room. Strenuous effort prevented the blaze from reaching the nearby forest reserve. Charles Clark, son of a local miner, operated the mine that supplied the concentrator and owned the property with the Queen of the Hite Brown line.

Dewars Charles "Woe Clark Wo A Emery

Funeral for Mrs Margaret Dower Held at St John’s

The funeral of Mrs Margaret Dower was held yesterday from her daughter Mrs Austin Turpin’s home at 1921 Dewey Avenue. A requiem high mass followed at St John’s Church at 9 20 a.m. with Father McDonald as celebrant. Interment was in Holy Cross cemetery. Pallbearers included Thomas Mullaney James Couch George Ambrose Dennis Beannell and Mr Casey.

Margaret Dower Austin Turpin Dewey Avenue St John's Church Father McDonald Father Meehan Deason Fath Gallagher Cub-Deason Holy Cross Cemetery Thomas Mullaney James Couch George Ambrose Mr. Scott Dennis Beannell Mr. Casey

Coldest and warmest spots on Butte streets named

J Wharton of the Butte weather bureau concludes that the coldest area is the Fat Along Bell deck while the warmest is Main street between Galena and Copper streets. He notes the findings rely on calm conditions and sees little heat variation across the Butte district.

J. Wharton Butte Weather Bureau Butts Main Street Galena Copper Streets Wharton Butte

Hotel Arrivals Listed At Local Resorts

The Montana arrival log shows guests at multiple hotels including Whitehall Mrs. J. S. Vanderbeek Anna Vanderback and Miss Beso Feely Chinook, Missoula, Helena, Great Falls and other towns. The long roster names Mrs. C F Watson Mrs. J L Boyer and numerous others visiting from Spokane Seattle Bend and Billings. State bar in session Livingston Aug 18.

Columbus Elin J.B. Holtz G. F. Feather Jasper Nelson Lewistown Kate O'Finn Mary O'Kan Rand Coulee Beso Feely Chinook 8. M. Southwick White Sulphur Springs Dora Lindsey Savage Gladys Bateman Libby J. J. Sullivan Seattle W. E. Clinkingbesra Pocatello J. L. Boyer Mex Allen Grant Alta V F. M. Foerschler Livingston Modlin J. L. Smith C.F. Uhlborn Missoula Charles Armitage Virginia City R.C. Harteman E. C. Bunning A. Hl. Villanne St Paul J. F. Lupier Clemens Elizabeth McAlr Shelby P. Green Madox John D. Bell Belgrade Hillageon I. Solberg Hix Timber B. Wanging D. Short Sh Mra Ramundi Culbertson J. Sax J. Regafer Hi. Handem F. Josee N. Goodrich Conrad Mr. Penard Needle W. J. O'Connor C. I. Perry Helena E.R. Hale H. Berggrue Willow Creek Mra J. Bosma Manhattan Blacklock Glendive W. A. Bralan C. Padgett B. Allen Spokane Moran Dilton A. Bishop Clare Harner Best BAI Montana Bar Association Hunter's Hot Springs

Court Dismisses Insanity Charge In District Court

In a district court proceeding before Judge Lynch a 17 year old youth and his mother sought commitment of the father to an insane asylum. The court found no evidence of insanity and dismissed the case. A comely 23 year old woman admitted to Warm Springs for drug addiction, caused by associating with drug-using girls, testified she would be cured at family expense. A local hospital patient was also examined and committed to the asylum due to health-related mental trouble. Doctors Emery and Kelly served on the examining board. Deputy County Attorney Bourquin presented the case.

Lynch Intane Hutto Warm Springs Il Health Dra. Emery and Kelly Bourquin

Deer Lodge News Notts Deer Lodge Aug Festivities

Deer Lodge hosts a park gathering August with baseball boxing and elimination contests. Special prizes and motor events planned. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harry McPherson and others at a cottage. Local residents travel for business and visits while church reopening services are set for Sunday with Bishop M. Du Bose attending.

Deer Lodge News Notts Deer Lodge Ihe Colin Plense Specia Paine Retess Izhte Harry McPherson Ron “Rengeth Rock Jack Smith Mel Cox Smith Helena In Berkeley Cals Cheer Lodge Mise Leia Shea Alexina Roberts da. Bien Dreda Jonneod Ruth Welch Brma Brown Mim Reginald Howe Charles Brown Irs Airs Manlove Ranahh Ada Jonson

Bids Called for Skalkaho Road Section Construction

The Montana state highway commission invites bids to build 15.4 miles of the Skalkaho road from Atanda to Hamilton. Bids open August 21 at Helena. The project will be supervised by the highway commission and the remaining portion by the forest service with bids in Missoula on September 1 by the federal bureau of public roads.

Helena State Highway Commission Atonda Hamilton Commission Hi Commission Pi Road Government Forest Service Missoula Federal Bureau of Public Roads

Couriers Warn Phoenix Residents of Flood Threat

Couriers were sent by the sheriff to alert residents in the northwest Phoenix lowlands between here and Glendale nine miles northwest to seek higher ground as flood reports come from Glendale. Water from Cave Creek, usually dry, has risen after a cloudburst today.

Phoenix Atle Sheriff's Ofice Here Glendale Glessdale Cave Creek

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