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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
6
Doctors urge a balanced breakfast and Quaker Oats as a tissue building, energy giving choice. The ad promotes Quick Quaker at 3 to 5 minutes and regular Quaker Oats, touting 16 percent protein and 58 percent carbohydrates with minerals, claiming it supports morning hunger and natural stimulation.
Dillon Aug 19 Frank Carroll an eighty year old Beav erhead County resident died at his home in the east wide addition He was born in Ireland March 20 1846 came to the United States as a young man and later moved to Montana They operated a Wy Hole basin ranch for about 24 years before retiring to Dillon He is survived by seven children Germett John Charles Joseph Charles Francis and Miss Mary Carroll Funeral arrangements have not yet been finalized.
In Dillon at 2 am Captain Welliver and seven aides raided five soft drink parlors, closed the P. & E., the Exchange, the Montana, the Buffet and the Pheasant, and arrested nine men. Each is bonded $200 and to be heard at the next federal court term in Butte.
Chester Glenn aged 52 died Tuesday morning from internal injuries after a hay fork accident on a farm near Corvallis. He was injured while unloading hay, trapped when the fork released, and later died of internal injuries. He leaves a widow and seven children, with funeral arrangements pending. Glenn, born in Illinois, had lived in the community 12 years and was active with neighbors and the Odd Fellows.
In Philipsburg on August 18 residents report visits and travel as Mr and Mrs Maynard Hunt drive to Missoula with Mr and Mrs Ted Saefke joining toward Mullan Idaho. Mrs W W Shaffer shops in Butte and Minit. Enid and Edna McDonald prepare for Murray hospital nurses training. Local gatherings include a bridge event hosted by Mrs Theodore Saurer with six tables. Mrs Harry Herron wins the prize. A donation of notes recounts several residents visiting Butte and nearby towns, with plans for Rainbow in Anaconda and a princess contest stirring Granite county interest as Florence New leads Irene McDonald. Jane McKee and Mildred Simel withdraw. Emery Jensen returns with wife Mary Wight to Philipsburg. the couple settle after a Seattle honey moon trip.
The Parker Thompson Motor Co prepares a two day house warming event at the Like home building corner Montana and Galena. The north ground floor display room will feature Studebaker and Star cars with a rear area for reconditioned machines and an extra service room. Joseph Parker and Harry Thompson, longtime Studebaker and Star agents, declare renewed faith in the products and promise enhanced service and demonstrations for the public. The opening Saturday and Sunday are expected to draw large crowds from auto circles in Butte.
Aug 19 Deer Lodge reports county clerk D B Herts Jr. lists expense totals for primary candidates. Names include Stambauga 38.50 Cosgrove 20 Kelly 108 Manley 15 Ross 27.50 Beaumont 2 Golaie 68.75 Keeley 18 Nell Fox Dav Holt 25 Gamers 5 Peterson 5 Farmer 24.60 Mulley 31.50 Mack Brown 72.60 Herta Jr 20 Jadly Batterson 24 Roy Evans 23 J A Kelley 10 Chris Thompson 5
The Deer Lodge Country Club will stage its annual handicap tournament next Sunday with play starting at 9 a m under local rules. Roy Pascoe, last year's club champion, won't defend. Many younger players expected to challenge the veterans. preliminary flights pairings listed for both men and women with semi finals to follow the next Sunday.
John Korine famed prospector and trapper of the Helmville region died Thursday morning at St Josephs hospital after a short illness. He was known as Trapper John and held mining claims near Helmville. Funeral services set for Friday at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev Father Landy.
Nebraska's Department of Public Instruction ruled Miss Darlene Johnson age seventeen was too young to teach. She challenged the decision in supreme court and won a division: properly qualified girls can teach. Toronto Canada this year expected to exceed previous twelve months.
Long piece outlines how state and federal highways would fund and repair 54 miles plus 18 existing miles in Silver Bow County under Measure No 81. It notes increased federal-state funding, a one dollar gas tax rise, and the Montana Automobile Association public campaign led by A J Davis. The article quotes Breitenstein stressing fairness to counties and urges support for the good roads measure with local chambers of commerce backing.
A brief public notice from Sherman and Reed Funeral Chapel announces a funeral service and related arrangements for a deceased individual. Details on date, time, and location are partially legible in the OCR snippet.
Julia Lynch aged 17 South SB years widow of Ta Lynen died last evening. Native of County Bark Ireland she resided in Bute. Survived by four brothers and a sister in California. Funeral arrangements at Daly-Shea mortuary.
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