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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1924
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR describes sciatic neuritis with back hip nerve involvement, intense pain radiating from thigh to foot, worsened by walking, and joint soreness along the path. Interspersed text notes relief periods and patient testing across time, with garbled phrases and uncertain conclusions.
Deer Lodge hosts labor day racing with The Battle of Champs a three cornered championship featuring Clancy Curry and Rhodes racing six laps for a large purse. The event draws top titles from dirt and half mile tracks as Osborne with Frontenac and other cars prepare for the Northwest showcase. Police and tax officials plan checks as gathering promises major prize money and safety measures at the fair grounds.
Helena Aug 26 The Associated Press reports Montana Attorney General Wellington D Rankin ruled that primary election day is a legal holiday in Montana The opinion cites statutes designating general election day as a holiday and notes offices including banks will close tomorrow while state and county offices will close during polling hours from 9 am to 7 pm, as announced by officials.
Perry T Bow ers and Mrs Eugenia Mahoney were quietly married at 12 30 am Sunday in Dillon by Rev Boward Smith at the Towers home on the west side Only witnesses were Mr and Mrs Charles Price The marriage surprised many friends who learned of it later A celebration followed with neighbors on the west side The couple will reside at the Bowers residence on South Wire Street
A large crowd gathered at Immaculate Conception church and the William Coleman home on Monday for the funeral of Josef A Mulgary master of the fourth degree of the Kor. Attendees included Peter Pauly Phil Hayes Victor Weber Dr C B Powell Howe alibearere Jereshea cE Meagher Marty Le Hansen Frank Conley and C H Williams with interment at the Creat cemetery.
The Associated Press reports Governor Dix approved requisition papers for Robert Streno and Edward Dermid of Butte to be sent to Spokane Washington. They are charged with grand larceny in connection with a police matter.
J J G Dunlap delivered a noon lecture on Eyes to the Rotary Club with charts and pictures. The address drew keen interest from Rotarians including JM Carrol of Jackson AF Riley and RG Stewart of Butte. A separate note reports youngster Forward recovering after being struck by a car at Washoe Park Sunday. he remains at St Ann's Hospital with a skull-base fracture but is resting easily.
A fragment indicates Schorn and Bea forfeited their $10 bonds for failing to appear in court on Sunday. The text also mentions O Neal and an unclear date or location, suggesting a minor legal matter unresolved due to nonappearance.
Nine tourist parties camped at the Anaconda tourist park last evening. The register shows names including Levin of Detroit, Newton of California, Remus and Letby from various states, and several others bound coastward. A separate fire report notes a county road camp at French Crossing destroyed by fire with heavy losses.
C. E. Farnsworth, clerk, started the school census for the coming year yesterday. He completed registering the children of school age in Opportunity last evening and stated that the census in that subdivision is underway.
William Norton of the Home ranch Dent yesterday. Attorney Hiram Rodgers returned to Anaconda after a weekend in Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Piser and son went back to Helena. Lewanna Coleman returned home after months visiting friends in Portland and Tacoma. The Rev T KE Seneger of Thief River Falls will preach at the Norwegian Lutheran church at Chestnut and Fifth streets this evening. Banks will be open 10 am to 3 pm Tuesday August 36, 1934.
The Washoe Park Irigh picnic committee announced results of events for all ages. Harold Hudspeth led the 5 yard dash, Glenn Hudspeth won the 75 yard boys race, Alice Brennan captured the 50 yard girls dash, and Alice Malloy took the 75 yard girls race. Frank and Jos Domitrovich swept the open races, Pat Nolan won the hop and step, Jack Knightly and Tim O'Leary led in jumps, Tim O'Leary and Ed Plover placed in shot put, Annie Hillary starred in the tug of war, and Dan Tug won the horn pipe dance. The Butte and Anaconda clubs competed in tug of war, won by Sarsfield club of Butte after long endurance. Mrs. James O'Leary of Anaconda had the longest hair on grounds, 38 inches. Committee: Barney McCarthy, D. McCormack, and others.
The Missourians, an elite Northwest dance orchestra, appear Wednesday at Washoe Park under Bryce Wilson. They are en route to St. Paul and Minneapolis for the winter, with stops in Minnesota, Wisconsin and South Dakota. Hear them and dance. you will like them.
A habeas corpus petition filed by attorney James on behalf of Frank Faley seeks release from a 60 day county jail sentence. Judge Winston heard the argument in district court yesterday after Faley, arrested for drunkenness, received a suspended sentence from Justice Hen Ford conditioned on six months abstinence. Faley soon violated the condition and was returned to jail.
In a tight juvenile baseball contest the Park Street Sluggers edged the Ash Street Sluggers by a narrow margin Saturday. Winning battery was Clark with Marinkovich, as the youth team issued a challenge to any state squad under the age limit.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cool Liver Oil Tablets as the modern cod liver oil alternative. It claims rapid health gains for children and adults, with testimonials of weight gain and better appetite, urging readers to buy at City Drug Store or Fuller Drug Co for 60 cents per 10 tablets.
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