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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
10
Notion prices are cut in a wartime value sale featuring damped sizes and special deals. Includes 10c Hate Brushes and assorted scrub items with tight wording and limited availability.
Henrietta Reynolds has filed for divorce from James R. Reynolds in Helena, alleging he neglected support for a year. She cites his strong health and her dependency on earnings and friends. Attorney W. H. Maloney represents her. In unrelated items, Edna Hall sues Butte Electric Railway for injuries. Frances Fewer also sues the company. Western Lumber Co. wins a $182 judgment against Montana Copper Co.. Broadway Garage wins $360.51 against B. Leggat. Alberta and Stewart Leggat gain permission to sell the family home for their minor children, guardians. Estate issues involve Senator W. A. Clark and complex distributions valued over $5,3712.36 with portions to Mrs. Clark.
Roy Murray of the Butte Buick company reports Montana Auto Supply of Dillon remains in business after a major fire. The firm says stock is destroyed but operations continue with new stock on the way and its shop, storage, and records intact. Loss around 20000 with 12000 insured.
Butte and Superior reports a good grade copper ore found on the 2600 level. General manager Charles Rocking says the ore may be part of the same vein as at the 2000 level and lower. Production is being increased gradually.
Silver Bow Park Methodist plans a weekly church training night featuring junior work Bible study socials and occasional lectures. Tonight the 18 and under group meets at 7 for junior Spworth league and at 7 20 the official board holds a meeting followed by an illustrated address at 8 by Rev C Rhodes titled Of Such is the Kingdom with 70 colored pictures. Community members invited. Also the Willing Workers of the Jewish Ladies auxiliary meet at Temple Binal Israel on Thursday Jan 19 at 2 30 with Mia Jack Cohen and Mrs Henry Codden and Mrs Ben Myers hosting. All welcome.
Agnes Ayres, a new Paramount star, scores a notable triumph in her first major vehicle That Had No Turning. The film is presented by American and based on a story by Sir Gilbert Parke with dramatic scenes and notable production credits.
The review lauds a powerful performance with starry support from Theo dore Kosloff Mahlon Hamilton Frank Campeau and Lillian Leighton. The production is described as artistic and satisfying, marking a high point of the theater season.
The United States civil service commission announces examinations for Reconstruction aid and assistant roles in the Rehabilitation of disabled World War I veterans. Positions include nurse and physician roles in the Public Health Service Veterans' Bureau and other service branches. Applications urged promptly. contact Seattle district or post office examiner for blanks and information.
Two men held after a woman identified them as purse snatchers on East Mercury Street were released by the county attorney yesterday. The woman admitted she had mistaken them for the suspects after viewing them in the attorney’s office Sunday night.
Property owners have offered the use of buildings as polling places without charge during the city elections. Volunteers to serve as clerks and judges without salary were also offered at the city clerk’s office. Names and addresses of those offering spaces and volunteers are listed, including the Boulevard fire department and several residents. A note mentions that Japanese women usually begin smoking around age ten.
A puzzled verse asks how progress and enlightenment affect attire and prejudice. It ponders whether changing viewpoints will alter dress norms and racial stereotypes. Mention of Hughes and a Montana sales agent promotes satire on taste and conformity.
Fragmented solicitation urges readers to mail a notice to The Williams Treatment to receive ten doses free as proof of a claimed remedy for kidney and rheumatic ailments. The misspelled ad promises delivery by parcel post and requests payment for part of the cost of postage, noting no obligation.
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