High Class Music At the Margaret Anacona
The three Cherniavsky brothers appear tonight at the Marg in a musical recital. They deliver an artistic and enjoyable performance with ensemble playing highly developed in all shades of expression. The San Francisco Examiner cites a crowded Scottish Rite auditorium and deafening applause, praising each brother as a master of his instrument.
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Cherniavsky Brothers
San Francisco Examiner
Yesterdeo, Jan
Cherniavaky
Street Railway Curtailment Cuts Two Daily Lines
Effective Wednesday the local street railway will discontinue two daily runs, one from Anaconda at 11 20 a m and another at 10 35 p m indefinitely while the remaining routes continue. Patrons are urged to study the new schedule printed in today’s Standard to avoid delays or complaints.
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Dee
Anaconda
Red Cross Christmas Seals Sale Begins in Anaconda District
The Red Cross Christmas seals sale starts in Anaconda with six booths in local business stores managed by volunteers. Mrs. Alex MacIntyre and Mrs Roy Brand open the Copper City Commercial booth yesterday. today shifts to Mrs. W. H. Nutting and Mrs. T. J. Brandhuber. Several other booths at Strains, Sylvester, MacCallum Cloutier, Coy, and A C M pay office operate with designated chairs and volunteers including Mrs. FL Turton, Mrs. Ford Earle, Mrs. J. A. Noonan, Mrs. J. G. Smith, Mrs. Clinton Murphy, Mrs. J. T. Emery, Miss Frances Wright, Mrs. W. W. Harper, Mrs. S. J. Crosby, Mrs. Lee Welsh, Mrs. Wilbue Sur, and Mrs. PJ McKenzie.
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Red Cross
Anaconda
Copper City
Alex MacIntyre
Roy Brand
W. H. Nutting
T. J. Brandhuber
Strain’s
FL. Turton
Ford Earle
Blair
J. A. Noonan
J. G. Smith
Clinton Murphy
Montana
E. E. Pickell
Frances Wright
Sylvester
T.H. Emery
Mark’ King
W. W. Harper
S.J. Crosby
MacCallum & Cloutier
Railroad Shops Close Account Coal Strike
Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tops suspended shop work due to fuel shortage. Only essential mechanics kept to maintain running equipment as coal strike and smelter mine reopenings affect shop idle time. Passenger and regular freight services remain active.
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Butte Anaconda & Pacific
Butte
FUEL SHORTAGE HOLDS UP MAILS ACROSS NATION
A coal strike reduces train service nationwide and may shrink it further, overloading postal routes with mail and Christmas parcels. Washington calls for early mailing of gifts, urging Postbag Burke to push communities to mail parcels soon.
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Burke
Washington, D.C
Paulist Sermon Promotes Sin Warning At Mission
Father Quinan delivered a forceful sermon at the Paulist mission last evening titled The Curse of Life. He warned against mortal sin and its destruction of the soul and body, urging gratitude for life. Yeomen members are urged to attend Tuesday night December 9 for initiation and a musical dance following.
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Quinan
Yeomen
Civil suit occupies entire day in court
Trial by jury was waived in the case of Mrs. Cora Gienn Bell against Montana Reliance Gold Mines. The trial began at 9:30 yesterday and consumed the day, to be resumed today. The Bozo Devich versus a Skocaich case was dismissed without prejudice. the W. R. Allen versus George Wellcome and F. W. Peckover case was vacated for the term.
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Cora Gienn Bell
Montana Reliance Gold Mines
Bozo Devich
A Skocaich
W. R.allen
George Wellcome
F. W. Peckover
Candy Representative To Advise Anaconda Fans
In view of the holiday season the Artic Anaconda confectionery store pre pares a surprise event. Miss Sylvia Long of Davenport Candy company will be at the Attic today and tomorrow to familiarize local lovers of sweets with the varieties and excellence of the concern s products. She will distribute samples take orders for Christmas boxes and advise on candies and French pastries for social functions. The store is decorated for Yuletide with a festive appearance.
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Artic
Anaconda
Sylvia Long
Davenport Candy Company
Spokane
Baptists Plan Weeklong Conference Enlistment Week
The Baptist church will observe a week of conferences from December 7 to December 14 named enlistment week. Activities include a special Wednesday church meeting, a Thursday evening public reception for the new pastor Rev. A A Layton and his wife, and Tuesday evening meetings at homes of Mrs W H Judd 510 Cherry St and Mrs A A Layton with Clarence Mmnn 408 Maple St and Mrs Nannie Varnadore 622 Walnut St hosting sessions.
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Baptist Church
A.A. Layton
W.H. Judd
Cherry Street
A. A.’ Layton
Clarence Mmn
Maple Street
Anaconda Personal Notices Mixed With Local Movers
Anaconda community notices list residents and visitors heading to winter destinations or already abroad. Names include Nels Williamson bound for Bonner, Margaret Conroy to Cheney, Mrs. Fred Farnum to Deer Lodge, Peter Yexen returning to Billings, Ed Killingson to Kenner, Jubb of Cord Tire Co in town, Hugh McGlynn to Salt Lake City, Roy Cantrell near Gardiner tending elite herd, James McGillvary of Butte, J A Hoffman of Lewistown, W Robertson of Dillon, Charles Hardda near Gold Coin, with multiple others and a roster of cities such as Seattle Spokane and New York appended.
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Nels Williamson
Bonner
Margaret Conroy
Cheney
Wash
Fred Farnum
Deer Lodge
Milwaukee
Jubb
Cord “Tire Company
Alls
Hugh McGlynn
Salt Lake City
Roy Cantrell
Gardiner
James McGillvary
Butte
J. A. Hoffman
Lewistown
W. Bobnett
Dillon
Charles Hardda
Card of Thanks from Shultz Matesich Petersen Family
The Shultz family and relatives express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy during the illness and bereavement of our wife and mother. Special appreciation to those who sent floral offerings. Paul Shultz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Matesich, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Petersen.
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Paul Shultz
Peter Matesich
Harry Petersen
Rich furnishings for Eastward Ho in lavish sets
Lynn, director of Ho, demands richness for Will ox Program feature Eastward Ho. John J. Fol secures New York’s finest furniture, massive and beautiful, for a millionaire’s reception scene. Lucille Lee Stewart stars opposite Russell. her gown mirrors the period richness of the decor.
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Russelll
Lucille Lee Stewart
Miss Stewart
Influenza facts cited by Arkansas researchers
Dr. W L Bleecker of the University of Arkansas contends influenza is not new, tracing its history to 400 A.D. and noting physicians wrote about it since the late 1600s during a talk at a club in Fayetteville. He backs up the claim with comments on the disease’s long-recognized presence.
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Internasona News Service
Fayetteville
Ark
WL. Bleecker
Bacermony
Unie
Arkansas
Ens
Beleave Club
Noor
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M'Dermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
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East Park
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West Side
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Vaio
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Paulist
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Diven
Seattle
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J. A. Town
Sylvia ‘Long
Ubb
Joseph W. Jacobs
New York
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Uncle Tom
Bluebird
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