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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1926
Page
6
Five year battle with a severe skin condition ends as Mrs Edwina Vanderleest of Alden Street Grand Rapids reports dramatic improvement using Resinol Soap and Ointment. She notes the child's feet and body are markedly softer and moister after frequent bathing with the product.
Brooklyn housewife Mrs G Hegmann describes severe fatigue from a run down condition and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Herb Medicine helped. She states she will answer letters and recommends the medicines to others with similar symptoms, noting many women write similar testimonials.
Monday deputies will remove the county gallows from the courthouse basement to the jail. Tony Vettere and Louie Won face execution unless Gov. Brickwon grants a reprieve or a stay after pending appeals. Galasso and Won’s attorneys prepare motions for stay or commutation, with hearings set and petitions circulating.
Practically all Moose lodges from Anaconda and Butte travel to Deer Lodge for the first state convention. Delegates from 22 lodges will participate as by laws are set for future gatherings. A large initiates class Sunday morning, street dancing and entertainments follow with a special round trip fare. Butte Moore orchestra and Move VII in performance. town events and music planned.
The Knights of Columbus open their fall social season with a midsummer hall at the Winter Garden hall next Wednesday evening. Loomis Orchestra will provide music. The event is open to non-members and each member has an extra bid for a guest. Doc William J. Sullivan chairs the committee on arrangements. The program includes novelty dances and between-dance numbers.
Gen B C Boyle in Butte reports that starting next Sunday the Great Northern railway will operate a motorcar bus between Moccasin and Lewistown, designated No. 2307, linking with trains 43 and 44 at Lewistown. Schedule shows Lewistown 10:00, Scott 10:08, Hanover 10:15, Kingston 10:20, Rosstork 10:38, Kolin 10:60, arrive Moccasin 11:18.
Jack Dempsey heavy weight champion plans leaving Saratoga Springs Sunday night for Atlantic City training quarters Monday amid reports of a move on order from Tex Rickard. Bank account dispute with former manager Jack Kearns adds to mounting tensions as discussion of Philadelphia or Atlantic City camps grows and tickets for the September 22 bout begin to go on sale.
The rough OCR reads a tennis club report mentioning players Tilden and Orton reaching the final round at Mest RABRE, with unclear location names Rae Mata and Santee. Gary Hintion is listed in a muddled context.
In a varied slate across Aug. 20, Pinkie Mitchell of Milwaukee defeated Georgie Ward of Elizabeth in a 10-round bout while Edale O Dowd of Sern ey City outpointed Pancho Denelo of Philippi Tlands in 10 rounds. Midget Smith and Archie Bell fought to a draw in New York bantamweight action. Iver Hammer edged Ted Blatt in Chicago lightweight ten rounds. Floyd Mybert of Cleveland stopped Johnny Mendelssohn of Milwaukee in eight rounds.
Water craft valued at millions of dollars gathered at Fort Washington for the annual gold cup regatta on Wan Dassat Day. Races on the program include several outstanding events scheduled for tomorrow and Sunday.
The Association Vaudeville program opens today for three days at The Broadway Theater. Headlined by Broadway Bits, the show features Jane Decker Hazel Moor Maureen Hunt Ted Christy Carmen and Rove Misa Carmeen Hammeros Brown and King Williams and Young and a photo feature Plume of the Yukon starring Leena Owen and Arnold Gray.
The annual Montana Power Company picnic will be held Sunday at the Big Hole power station. Transportation provided for those without cars. Bus departs from the Montana Power Company offices at o'clock for the drive. A full sports program has been arranged with numerous valuable prizes. Coffee, cream, and niga will be supplied. picnickers bring their own baskets. A committee representing all branches is in charge.
The annual Kiddies event at Tutte, postponed due to unspecified reasons, affects planned activities and participants. Organizers advise families to watch for new dates and upcoming announcements from local community groups.
Daniel L O Leary son of Mr and Mrs James O Leary returns to Anaconda with his bride married August 2 in Port Huron Michigan The ceremony was at St Stephen s church with Willa O Leary as best man and Siss Tucilie Welch bridesmaid The couple plans to tour Montana Colorado and Yellowstone Park before moving to Hutts where he will run his father s store
The Anaconda lodge of the B P C E will send a strong group to the state Elks convention in Butte today. Walter Baker exalted ruler and Frank C. Clinton secretary are among delegates. Tonight a grand ball follows business sessions, and tomorrow a picnic at Gregson Springs will attract many Elks and families.
Postmaster Phil Daniels warns against sending money by mail noting many firms promote coupons for articles. He calls it a front and dangerous. Use money orders or register letters. The Basin Creek event is postponed to Sept 4 due to weather with transportation and lunch planned for crippled children in Silver Bow County expectations high.
Montana State Firemen's association executive board meets at Quartz street station in Butte to review a disabled firefighters bill for the state legislature. President W H Steele of Billings presides with Chief Charles Collins Anaconda Chief Art Baker Lewistown and Captain Simon Behan Butte. The bill would allocate 75 percent of fire insurance tax proceeds to disability funds. current tax distribution is 80 percent to the fund totaling 32 000. A note on immigration mentions nearly all of 75 000 entrants to Brazil in the past year coming from Spain Italy or Portugal.
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