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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
7
The passage argues beauty signals health and that women in a stressed modern age suffer from weakness and disease. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a standard restorative for female ailments, claiming decades of recognition and relief from pain to restore well being.
Fifty students registered for senior work at Anaconda High School yesterday with 18 more eligible candidates awaiting authorities. Principal H H Blanchard said the first day registration is gratifying and expects a full quota when classes start next Tuesday. Junior registrations follow today, sophomores tomorrow, and freshmen Friday. The spring class graduated 57, one of the largest, and another large class is expected next week.
A high mass for Charles G. Lundbeck was held at St Peter's church yesterday morning. Father Pirnat officiated as members of the carpenters Union attended in a body to honor the deceased, an early member of the local union. Thomas Heffron of Chicago, an uncle, also attended. Pallbearers named were Charles Pearson, Thomas O Brin, Magnus Nelson, Charles Solfomelon, Peter McBride, and John McDonald.
The Deer Lodge community announces an extensive August outing starting with a Sept 1 lottery by the chamber of commerce to select two winning baseball teams for a Sept 4 event. A city park picnic with games and a Knights of Pythias dance and address by J C Brown of Helena is planned for Sept 5, plus local visits and social gatherings as part of a hospitality showcase.
Local notes report visits and small happenings around Anaconda. Persons like Clare Reardon, H C Hendricks, Dr Knight, and Mrs Potter travel for social purposes. others plan events at Washoe Park and Catholic parish. Local sports include East Side Specials beating Fourth Street Sluggers 26 to 8 and junior baseball results.
Howell Harriss of Mon Anaconda died aged 85 after moving to the state at 19. Survived by wife a brother John two half brothers William and Morgan Thomas of Deer Lodge valley and a half sister Mrs McMinn of Nissler. Body to be taken to Fort Benton for interment and funeral today accompanied by Mrs Harriss.
In Butte the Enborg case continues unresolved as Dr Maginn’s resignation and replacement spark legal opinions and board inaction. McGrath chosen for high school post at 1800 dollars annually. Car purchase approved. brick removal dispute at McKinley school sent to the school for settlement ahead of a Tuesday opening for 7000 pupils and 285 teachers.
A joint proclamation signed by county and city officials and Santa Cruz residents asks the War Department to station a detachment of soldiers in Ruby to protect residents after bandits killed Postmaster Pearson and his wife last Friday. A postmaster Fraser and his brother were killed there about a year ago, with related shootings leading to a push for security.
The Wayfarer topic presented at the University of Washington stadium drew a notable address by Etin to the Rotary club at its weekly luncheon. Ted Fulmer spoke of his summer training in San Francisco and Army defence work. Sparrow questioned Anaconda’s need for a Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs delegate, while George Jackson warned that city support is essential. Census results show most members hail from Pennsylvania New York California and Missouri with Albert as the only Montana-born member.
An Alco taxi service automobile was stolen from its stand on Main Street in Anaconda and recovered after a chase involving Butte and Anaconda officials. Robert Engleman, asleep in the taxi, witnessed the thieves speeding away and notified authorities as they fled toward Butte. Police followed but the suspects escaped near Emmett Street, leaping from the car at the foot of the street.
Wall street magnate faces peril and love temptations in a Max Brand story adapted for the screen. Russell plays a prominent financier, with Ruth Renick as the female lead in a picture to be shown today and tomorrow at the Im Deriat theater.
Notice states a deep test well on the Duck Creek dome southwest of Billings should finish within a week. Accordantly the Juniata Oil Syndicate plans to raise unit prices by 150 dollars on September 1. JAECKEL treasurer trustee and R. SLOBSON secretary treasurer address Box 391 Anaconda.
The Condors defeated the Goodfriend nine in five innings scoring eight runs to three as darkness ended the game. Henry and Durporsly led the Condors with multiple hits while Outs and Trucks were noted for outs and walks. The poorly legible account references pitchers and fielding plays with several garbled names but confirms a Condors victory.
The Latter Day Saint funeral honored Mrs. Cole with Elder J E Smith officiating and Hilder Albert J Folkison speaking. Choir led by Al Adame with A P Kehnfeld at the organ sang Oh My Father Know That My Redeemer Liveth Shall We Meet Toood Thee Every Hour. Opening prayer by Al Adams closing by Elder J B Smith. Pallbearers included Al Mines Walter Smith William Sanders John McDonald Hi J Dunn and J B Rankin. Body taken to Richfield Utah for interment.
Will Rogers voices support for reducing top stars pay as a newspaper asks for his opinion on the plan. He suggests stars favor the idea, then mocks selecting obscure shop girls to star in productions, praising a saleswoman’s adaptability.
We express deepest gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during our loss. Special thanks go to Mr and Mrs Peter McBride the Woodmen of the World and the carpenters union. Helen Lundbeck Emmett Lundbeck John J Hefferre.
An unclear report notes scouts facing tests this week with references to court actions and inspection dates. The fragment mentions Beal, Steer, and Beit degeraciantet with an SERN Seatise Sree Pa A. ag Fen describing exam dates and expected outcomes amid a chaotic local scene.
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