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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1923
Page
5
Kraft promotes a new process for proper cheese ageing from 12 to 8 months to improve creaminess and flavor. It touts American and Swiss varieties for Kraft's products and hints at a broader revolution in the cheese industry. Luteys Cream advertises fresh roaster ground coffee with mail orders from Butte Montana.
A parade of visitors from Helena Dillon Anaconda Missoula and Lewistown spent the New Year holiday in Butte. Names include Lucia McGrath Vida Spaulding J. B. Rankin Lawrence Warden Antoinette Fredericks Edna Murphy Norine Murphy and Mary Teilo each lodging at Leggat Grand or Thornton while keeping in touch with local friends.
The drive to aid crippled children continues with extended hours at 120 West Broadway. The executive committee urged more solicitors to visit headquarters from 8:30 pm onward to broaden support for the fund and help afflicted children.
Representatives of Heinz on Open Series Conferences. The annual midwinter Montana salesmen convention opened yesterday at the Leegat hotel to review last year’s Montana business and outline future plans to boost service to Montana grocers. WM Kellop directed the conference, with E. L. Britton of Butte in charge for the Montana field. The outlook was described as optimistic and early returns suggest service to Montana will exceed previous years. Attending agents include Missoula, Great Falls, Helena, Billings, Butte, and Butte's EL Britton. The meetings run through Wednesday evening with guests to be hosted by Mr Britton tonight.
Glenn W. Robinson cautions ex service men that vocational training claim filings expired on December 18. He notes previous notices misled some into thinking late submissions were possible. Further details are available from Mr. Robinson in Butte.
Charleston West Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution will designate a marker or monument for Daniel Boone s home at Kanawha City Mrs Thomas Field of the city was named committee chairwoman Prince Eric s western ranch life and Landsmansbank collapse are noted along with Dillon visitors Miss Frances Bimrose and Miss Hazel Sunday in Butte who stayed at the Grand
Butte’s Y M C A open house drew thousands as men women and boys from several tribal clubs performed in a marathon gym and pool program. Cheyennes Crow Cherokee Troquoi and other groups showcased dumbbell drills wand work wrestling and basketball with business men and ladies classes joining in, ending with human pyramids and senior class stunts and basketball games.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion meeting scheduled for this evening is postponed to Tuesday night January 9 at 7 30. Members are urged to attend as officer installations will be conducted and a social follows the adjournment.
Christopher Shinners, a miner aged 32 from 114 North Wyoming street, died yesterday morning at the jetty. He had lived in Butte for 14 years and was unmarried. Surviving are one sister Mrs Tubbert and three nieces, all of Butte. Remains at Sherman Reed funeral home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Newly elected Silver Bow county officers formally assumed duties after a brief courthouse appearance. The old and new boards met, with changes including coroner John C Murphy and public administrator Julia Harrington among the officials making initial moves as the new term begins.
Seven cameras filmed a dramatic scene in Penthy Stanlaws latest Paramount production Singed Wings featuring Conrad Nagel and Adolphus Menjou. Miss Daniels plays Bonita as Peter Don enters a house and a villain strikes. The set required many angles to protect Nagel from potential injuries during the life and death fight.
The fragment presents a lullaby poem by Harry Philip urging a sleeper to rest under stars and moon. It asks the beloved to sleep through dreaming hours unless another appears, in which case to wake immediately. The lines convey tenderness and a simple duty of love.
Audiences roar with unrestrained laughter at Dr Jack, a photoplay drawing crowds over three days. The Rialto program promises continued joy and urges quick attendance before it ends.
Harold Lloyd's Dr Jack on screen at Rialto praised as human and joyful with riotous fun. The article notes international appeal from Spain to India and highlights his rise from Grandma's Boy to Dr Jack. Also mentions Ladies Aid meeting at Grace Methodist and Boulder Hot Springs turkey dinners.
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