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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
10
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a cure for eruptions rash and blotches. He claims improvement by next day and says its germ destroying properties beat all others. Apply Bowles Mentho Sulphur like cold cream for relief from eczema and itching.
A vintage advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a lasting remedy for gas and nervous dyspepsia. It claims three tablets before meals and after, with protection against bloating and breathing trouble. Sold by Paxson & Rockefeller Co. in Butte and linked to chemist J. Baalmann of San Francisco.
Anaconda residents battled a historic snowstorm with shovels steam shovels scrapers and sweepers as deep drifts paralyzed streets. Snow totals ranged from four to six inches nearby with reports of at least two feet in the city center.
Kiwanis members named Finnegan Tucker Schuteting Wenger Allin Kendrick Kelly Young Hoyt Clinton Real Woehler Mc Grath Nelson Tescher to travel to Butte Sunday for a two team championship match. A large booster delegation will accompany them.
John L. Boardman safety engineer of A C M company spoke to the local Joseph A. Holmes safety association urging safety first and public support. He cited automobile accidents as proof of national carelessness and praised the Smelter City rescue crew for joining the national body. The Mines Bureau sends rescue cars for first aid demos. Anaconda branch then formalized its affiliation, appointing Boardman an honorary member and electing four new members R B Kelly Dell Grush E D Miller and Mr Sullivan.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will meet this afternoon in the church parlors at the usual hour. Committee No 7 chaired by Mrs William Nevin will entertain.
The Deer Lodge County treasurer announces the redemption of highway bonds in 1923 with denominations of 1000 dollars each. Bonds Nos 8 9 10 11 12 18 14 are called and interest will cease on January 1 1928. Principal and interest payable at the county treasurer's office in Anaconda Montana or at Mechanics Metals National Bank New York City.
The Anaconda post office has run out of blanks for war savings stamps and cannot handle stamps until a new shipment arrives. Postmaster Daniels expects blanks within a few days, with about $100,000 worth of stamps already converted and larger totals anticipated by year’s start.
Colfax lodge No. 20 1. O. O. V. elected Thomas McNay as noble grand Harold Korwood as vice grand W D Bennett as recording secretary Chris Marchion as financial secretary and J S Sanderson as treasurer The installation is set for January 2 with an invitation to S P Johnson grand master of Montana to officiate If Johnson cannot attend an assistant grand lodge member will perform the ceremony
Opening games of the Anaconda Curlers club saw three matches won as rinks skipped by Kelly Reid and A Kiss defeated Emerson Halloran and Stevens. A large turnout tested the well prepared ice with teams listed including Harper Haddick Cota A Kidd Switar Christensen M R McKenzie Stevens Bryson D McDonald McMullen Reid MecCarvel Fraser King Halloran Heiser Krum D Kidd Kelly Gorham Dr MacKenzie Williams Simerson.
In regular session at Odds Fellows hall the Modern Woodmen of America Anaconda chapter elected officers for the ensuing term Past consul Frank Lacox consul A N Strom adviser A Lt Leper banker E H Beal escort EB Halliday sentry A R Darcy managers for three years Br A Caulfield and clerk Mr Conwell
Regular Elks meeting announced for tonight at 8:30 led by IF. B. Glaser and A. Clinton, with secretary notes forthcoming.
Emerson the citys largest elementary school hosts open house with seventh and eighth grade sewing and penmanship displays on Monday and Tuesday. Miss Francis McTucker and Miss Bess D Stone supervise fine student work. The Whittier and Hawthorne schools also plan open house with parent conferences at 3 PM.
Mrs A R Turner and daughter Mildred of Calgary are Livingston visitors, guest of uncle A H Wilkins. Dr W E Dean and wife from Bozeman also visited. Numerous locals and visitors noted, including engagements, weddings, and memorial services at the Masonic temple with Kirks lodge members paying tribute.
The Montana board of canvassers released official totals for the November 7 election. Key results include Wheeler 88,205 defeating Riddick 69,464. Evans 36,589 edge over McCormick 26,684. Leavitt 46,499 over Moss 39,147. Callaway 81,960 against Jackson 64,481 and Duffy 74.
R W Koontz an old time miner in the district died of heart trouble at St Johns hospital Wednesday morning in Helena He was 62 a Swiss native He leaves his mother Mrs Sophia Koontz of 566 Highland Street and a brother living in Butte A note adds a method for brightening agate colors by boiling in syrup then acid.
Ruler of the Bozeman lodge delivered the memorial address and Mayor Terwilliger gave the eulogy. An attractive musical program was rendered. The committee included Joe Brooks as chairman, Robert Bradford and O R Seilaff. Livingston saw a second cold spell with light snow and zero temperature. Light snow flurries were reported along the Northern Pacific division between Mt Livingston and Billings with temperatures from 8 above to 2 below zero.
Peter J. Lux of Shelbyville Indiana won the grand championship sweepstakes with 19 ears of Johnson county white corn. Alva Mann of King City Missouri took the best single ear award. Miss Justine Mosse won the grand championship with a Chester White sow. Robert A. Fairbairn became president of the International Livestock Exposition company. General Pershing and Secretary Wallace attended events and spoke to rural club members. Various breed champions in Hereford cattle and other livestock were named.
A large holder of salt on the dinner table symbolically separated upper and lower guests in ancient times.
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