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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
6
An old time remedy urges quick relief for catarrhal coughs and mucus with Parmint double strength, promising fast action from a spoonful. It describes mixing a half pint bottle with sugar and water and claims to ease inflammation and breathing.
Tonight at Whittier school the Whittier Community Center hosts a program and dance featuring a Floral Park Girls' club playlet titled A Family Jar adapted from Louisa May Alcott. Cast includes Meg Frooks and Katherine Grainey among others. many who missed Floral Park Church event will attend.
Centerville reports the St Marys parish ladies bazaar met with wonderful success and will continue throughout the week. Local shoppers and parish supporters enjoyed a variety of goods and refreshments. Proceeds support parish programs and community services.
The Rotary Club of Deer Lodge was entertained at luncheon by Principal O. D. Speer and the Central school domestic science class, supervised by Miss Margery Trackwell. County attorney FB Cummins spoke on government work for disabled soldiers.
Deer Lodge residents and visitors populate a busy week with trips to Butte Helena and Missoula. Notables include Miss Eleanor Bien Mrs Parnell Maxwell and Mrs Edward Scharnikow hosting bridge. Arts and crafts met at the Woman's Club with programs on Reclaiming the Desert and The Columbia River.
County commissioners in Deer Lodge settled a long pending road issue above Race Track. The plan requires a land strip from Martin Ryan and Perkins properties, with all parties agreeing to grant the roadway.
Basketball tournament week unfolds at Powell County High School with class teams competing and honors distributed. The girls tournament has also been held, highlighting top players and team efforts across divisions.
Thomas A. Marlow was named president of the Helena Boy Scout council after a luncheon at the Moldy Rose Room attended by Commercial club Kiwanis club and Rotary club members. KR O Kaufman was named vice president D R Wallace commissioner and N J Gould treasurer. The secretary position had not yet been filled.
A wedding at St. Joseph's united Miss Mamie Volia and Mr. William Hickett with plans to reside at 712 West Broadway. The Evanses served as matron of honor and best man. The week also featured Daughters of St George officers’ meeting and a Belangie couple reception at Perfection hall with a musical program and dancing. Esther Conway has recovered and returned to work.
Miss Mary Farrell principal of Melrose High announces the senior class will publish the school’s first paper. Three issues are planned: January end of first semester, end of first quarter of second semester, and commencement. Parents and teachers day was Wednesday December 6.
W F Weeks an Interstate Commerce Commission inspector arrived from Washington to study the car and shipping situation in Western Montana. Farmers complain of crop movement disruption while Northern Pacific officials claim shippers have been well cared for and extra service has been provided when needed.
John F. Butler 65, former Glendive postmaster for six years under Wilson, died yesterday in Glendive from a heart condition. He came to Montana in 1880 and is survived by three sons Bert William Arthur and two daughters Mariella of Portland Oregon and Mrs George Muir of Lovell Wyoming. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and Elks.
Dillon readers learn the first basketball game of the season will be Friday at 8 39 p m in Dillon. The American Legion team of Teaverhead post No 20 will face the high school quintet with a lineup featuring Ross of Montana State College Mellen of Helena High School and University of Ashington Wyatt WArratt Lloyd and Christman all former Beaverhead high players. The season also sees the Montana State Normal College fielding a strong team with several anticipated contests.
Mike Gilmore of Miles City steps into the fore as a self styled weather prophet joining a chorus of forecasters including a figure named Jua. The fragment hints at community interest in local weather lore and unusual hobbyist predictions.
A fragment notes superstition where a pig spleen predicts weather. Gilmore cites the forecast indicating an open winter based on the spleen reading.
Montana counties, led by the northern region, plan large grain displays for the international hay and grain show in Chicago. The Montana State College extension bureau will receive and telegraph the awards results from Bozeman through the Associated Press, with county entries listed by Sanders through Prairie.
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