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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
11
Every housewife should remember that the best is not always the highest priced. Experience shows you cannot judge quality by cost. Baking powder quality is determined only by bake day results. The powder that serves you best regardless of price is the best to buy and use.
Mary Withers won a directed verdict for 2000 dollars in a suit against Pacific Mutual Life Insurance. The policy, taken out by her son John Withers in 1916, paid 30.65 on the first premium. Beatrice Withers shot John in Las NM and died within a day. The insurer refused full payment, accusing false representations about health. Trial before Judge Lynch focused on policy issuance rather than death details.
Butte lawyer A G Shone will represent Emil Koska a Finnish miner charged with killing Mrs Anna Jackson in Red Lodge during Liberty Committee pressure over alleged seditious remarks Koska's insanity defense will be evaluated by a sanity commission next Saturday. Shone cites possible connections between police actions and Koska's mental state noting Koska was beaten and shot holes found in the room of the incident.
Columbia's December list features Santa Claus Patrol and Christmas Frolic by Prince's band, plus The Star of Bethlehem and Nazareth sung by Henry Burr and Andrea Sarto. Stracciari performs Eri Tu from Verdi, and Hello Ive Been Looking for You is a hippo drome hit. Also included are two charming waltzes Waters of Venice and Stolen Sweets, The Old Grey Mare with new words, When We Wind Up the Watch on the Rhine, Will You Remember, There’s Something in Fame of Ireland, and Most Wonderful of All.
August Bechtold of 23 West Park street received a telegram from Wallace Idaho stating that a man named James Kelly was killed there. The Hypotheck Mining Company signed the message, asking Bechtold to notify next of kin and give instructions for disposition of the body. Bechtold and two men searched for James Kellys, locating several with that name but none confirmed. Authorities ask anyone knowing a James Kelly in the Wallacetown area to contact Bechtold so proper steps can be taken.
Samaloff and assisting artists appear at the high school auditorium tonight at 8 30. Doors open at 7 45. No reserved seats. Samaloff Mise Farner and their quartet promise a high class program with a grand piano. Samaloff once starred in the Philadelphia Chicago Grand Opera era with Caruso and Schumann Heink. Mies Farner has sung with four grand opera companies and last summer led a San Carlo Grand Opera role.
Regular Friday evening services at Temple B'nai Sarac begin at 8 o'clock with Rabbi Levin delivering a sermon titled The Religion of the Future. Welcoming visitors, the congregation invites attendance. silver Bow camp, MW, of A. will elect officers at ix. of P. hall tonight at 7:80 o'clock with members urged to attend. Tt W. Lambert, Clerk. The First Baptist church Indies hold a bazaar and food sale at 200 W. Park Friday and Saturday this week.
The Salvation Army in Butte prepares for its annual campaign to aid needy families. Last year about 200 families were helped. this year expects to do as well despite higher costs. People are urged to report needy households to headquarters at 1128 California Avenue, Ensign M. G. Harris and other members will investigate. Kettles will be placed on streets and mite boxes in larger stores next week.
The segment predicts a crisis day with a moral battle shaping world events and an early end to the war, though many astrologers see adversity for allies. It forecasts changes in dress after the war, a world improved morally, the death of a famous Englishman, and possible royal or cabinet shifts. Business troubles loom, and children born that day may rise to high office.
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