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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
9
All sections at Washoe reopened as ore shipments rise and a new mill unit will start today. Frederick Laist said casting will begin at the hoe reduction works, with continuous production of copper. The Cotterell plant opened with a normal workforce and smelter staff will grow gradually as ore shipments increase.
W A Bower of the Anaconda Curling club sold his stones for 22.50 and sent the proceeds to the Salvation Army. He moved to Los Angeles where curling is little known and used the sale to support charitable work.
The Glow editorials apologize for poems deemed to discredit the literary standards of the Alonzo Copper Glow paper. The issue notes oversight allowed poems to appear, harming readers and the public, and pledges not to repeat the misconduct while expressing deep regret and responsibility by the staff.
Dr Charles E Barker former health adviser to national figures will lecture in Anaconda Saturday. He is not a medical practitioner but holds a doctor of hygiene and physical culture degree. He will address high school students at Bluebird theater at 9:80, and speak to men at a civic meeting at the Montana hotel under Witham House direction for an hour each morning, noting successful conditioning of President Taft and other notable leaders.
The Ladies Aid of the Norwegian Lutheran Church Chestnut and Fifth invites friends and members to a Saturday night program in church parlors. Readings vocal solos violin and piano pieces by Dolores Milkwick Edward Kretver Agness Lund G Price Leone Clemo Ruth McCaskill St M Bell Alice Peterson and others with accompaniments by Price Milwkick and Hurd. Refreshments to follow.
The fourth series of the whist tournament conducted by the Melody Orchestra at A C H hall lists contestants led by Miss Meannesce Se Tigue and includes F Reardon Mary Finnegan Mrs C B Meeker Mrs Dishno F Kelner W Cassidy Mc Cullum Thomas Maguire Mrs C Flood Mrs Ed Scharenberg William Devine Mrs Meyers Mary McCo Last week W Cassidy and Scharenberg led. The fourth series is set for Saturday evening with the Melody Orchestra providing the dance music.
Local notes report visits by A B Vance of Dempsey and Jack Binhouse of Helena. May Duval heads to Spokane for two weeks while Mrs H J Gordon of Butte and Alan Murphy of Seattle visit. Mrs Lenn Joseph recuperates after surgery at Deaconess hospital. Carl Jacobson and George Gordon guests at Montana hotel. High school circus dress rehearsal set for 1 pm with students only. Misc items list room rentals, fare, and travel plans.
In a district court verdict against Henrietta Moran, Nate Langstedt faced an $8 claim arising from work and egg credits dating to 1920. Moran testified she worked three days with no pay while Langstedt claimed only a vacuum lesson. A cross claim for egg and travel charges was withdrawn before deliberations. A separate notice announced the closing of municipal primary election registration for Deer Lodge County.
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