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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
12
The Help Yourself club in Anaconda is a group of young hustlers seeking opportunity. Tommy Smith, a 12 year old Daly School student, is regarded as a standout and sets a high mark for others to emulate.
At a Rotary Club meeting G W Sparrow outlined the committee plan to urge Montana congress members to renew efforts for a federal building appropriation. The club contributed $100 to cover Montana attendees in Washington and noted a Deer Lodge quota from Anaconda Rotarians via the chamber of commerce.
Anaconda reports many visitors with brief itineraries. Isadore Klein and Sam Scott from Butte visited yesterday while John Tewksbury from Billings conducted business here. Other guests included John E Shipman of Dillon, Livers and O B Hansen from Great Falls, HK Haddeland from Great Falls, and Willan visiting Cheney Washington. Owens Jones planned vacations to Seattle Tacoma and Yakima, and 8D White returned from a family visit to Warm Springs. Steve Sunic, H Newman, and B I Doremus also appear among local movements. Mrs M M Blythe of Butte was notified of her mother’s illness in Anaconda. The passage also notes a bank savings habit of Queen Christina of Spain and a London deposit routine.
The case of Cora Glen Bell against Montana Reliance Gold Mining Company began in the district court. Proceedings closed with the matter taken under advisement and the court granting 10 days to file briefs to the plaintiff and 10 days to the defense. A separate dismissal ordered in the case of Mrs Cath han against Herman Haflieh with the defendant to pay costs.
The Red Cross Christmas seals drive needs greater efforts to reach the $1,000 weekly allotment. Booths in local businesses will be staffed by named volunteers including Mrs J Brains, Martha Davidson, Aline St. Jean, Mrs Fulmer, Kinney, Malloy, Branscombe, and others at Cos’s store and Pay Office.
Dr. Sheldon Davis, president of the State normal college at Dillon, will address all teachers of the city schools and rural districts at Daly gymnasium tomorrow morning at 9:30. His subject will be Professional Growth for Teachers.
At a Christian Endeavor business meeting held at Miss Agner's home the officers for the ensuing year were elected. Archie McPhail is president with Miss Smith Demond as vice president. Bertha Laird is recording secretary and Mrs Thomas Thomas is corresponding secretary. Harry Wallace serves as missionary treasurer and Charles Farnsworth is chorister. Miss Teanette Farnsworth is pianist with Miss Edith Wagner as assistant pianist and Georg[e] D3 as reporter.
An ad touts Pinex as a powerful at home cough remedy claimed to stop ordinary coughs in 21 hours. It describes mixing Pinex with sugar syrup or alternatives to make a pint and asserts rapid, lasting relief for throat inflammation bronchitis and related conditions. It references The Pines Co Fort Wayne Indiana and offers satisfaction or money back.
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