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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

9

Glorious Fourth Celebrated in Anaconda with Parade

Crowds lined Park and Commercial avenues as an Anaconda post of the American Legion led a patriotic parade. A candy distribution, sports prizes, a lake fly casting event, and a grand carnival followed, capped by a large fireworks display and a pavilion dance. Prof. W K Dwyer gave a patriotic address urging loyalty to the Constitution.

Anaconda American Legion Washoe Park W. K. Dwyer Anaconda Band Soldiers’ Memorial Band Legion J. J. Harper Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Butte Camp Fire Girls Teamsters Union Royal Neighbors Woodmen Columbia Anaconda Legionnaires Seagrave Anaconda Fire Department The Legionnaires

McGrath Returns From Democratic Convention

T P McGrath Montana delegate to the Houston Democratic convention returned to Anaconda noting hot Texas heat cut his visit to southern states and Havana. He praised Montana's orderly delegation and ringside seats, with Kansas City and Dallas visits arranged by chambers of commerce along the way.

T. P. McGrath Montana Houston Anaconda McGrath Joseph Robinson Hot Springs Ark Texas Havana Bruce Kremer New York Kansas City Dallas Chambers of Commerce

Anaconda News in Brief Anaconda laundry

Local tidbits from Anaconda note visitors from Butte Rochester and Helena, camp registrations, social group meetings, sales ads and a birth at St Ann’s hospital. The snippet mentions Edna Martin, George Remington, Al Reed, James White, E L Jenks, Jack Dewar, D S Cook, and others with dates and places across Anaconda Butte Spokane Georgetown Lake and Montreal.

Not Our Business Conviction on Personal Conduct

The remark asserts that each person should manage their own life without others dictating personal behavior. It emphasizes individual responsibility for one's choices and cautions against overreach in judging others.

Husky remedy praised by Captain for relief of gas and constipation

Captain Harold Nadeau of the Butte Salvation Army endorses Husky after weeks of use. He reports gas, bloating, and constipation vanished, digestion improved, appetite returned, and energy restored. Payne asserts acidity causes many ills and Husky cures it by sweetening the stomach and stimulating bowels. The ad cites mass sales and lists local drug stores selling Husky in Butte and Anaconda.

Salvation Army Harold Nadeau Butte Salvation Army Charlies E. Mackey Husky Laboratories Mr. Mackey Captain Nadeau Husky Butte A. G. Payne Payne Sormauc Mr. Payne C. B. Hoskins & Co Anaconda

Patrick Lappin Struck by Auto in Washoe Park Road

Patrick Lappin, 69, of 1003 East Third street, was treated at St. Ann's hospital after a car driven by T. J. McPhail, 24, struck him on the road to Washoe park. Lappin was knocked unconscious but returned home last night. McPhail is held on a reckless driving charge with a $100 bond. police recovered the license numbers during an intensive search.

Patrick Lappin East Third Street St. Ann's Hospital T. J. McPhail Elm Street Lappin McPhail Washoe Park Percin Horvath Osborne McPha

Additional Anaconda on Page 12 Collision Details

An accident near a park bridge involved Lappin and driver McPhail. Lappin, who reported the incident at the police station, claimed he was struck after stepping into the road. McPhail said Lappin suddenly moved in front of his car. Police identified the vehicle from a license number supplied by Fred Jacobson and arrested McPhail later that night.

McPhail Lappin Fred Jacobson Lower Valley Percin Horvath

Copeland Quips on Tea as Student Arrives Late

An anecdote about Professor Copeland resigning from Harvard features his remark that class is in English composition not tea. A late student, Miss Brown, replies she will have her tea without lemon, and he asks how she will take it, illustrating his sharp wit.

Professor Copeland Harvard Miss Brown

Fourth quiet for city police ends with minor crash

Fred Gardite of 222 Chestnut street reported a car registered to Charles Tescher collided with his vehicle near Opportunity store. Gardite’s left front wheel was broken and the other car was slightly damaged. no injuries. Parade traffic was heavy but no other crashes or names appeared on the blotter. celebrants observed the Fourth lawfully.

Fred Gardite Chestnut Street Charles Tescher Opportunity Gardite Opportunity Store Percin Butte-Anaconda

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Professor Dwyer Gene Stratton- Porter Mgrath Bernardi Anaconda News Anaconda Laundry Ady Edna Martin George Remington al Reed James White E. L. Jenks Rochester, Minn Jack Dewar Spokane Adyv Mrs. D. S. Cook Charles Duggan Norman Fulmore Wilbur Jurden Peckover-Kelly Company Main Street John Walsh Helena Mrs. Walsh Georgetown Lake Washoe Coal Company Glasgow Scotland Ireland Lady Moose Adv Maccabees Pocahontas Mrs. E. Conn City Boyd Denver Margaret Wolfe Lemhi Idaho Owl Creek Anaconda Coal Co E. Crimmins West Commercial Avenue Dorothy Hayes Dorothy Davis Dorothy Coen Anaconda Friends R. J. Trigg Los Angeles Montana Hotel F. W. Gates Montreal Prince Edward Island Canada East Park Francis McDonald West Park Butteman A.g.payne Ford Motor Company Ford Detroit Michigan Patrick Lapin AUTO Pathe Paramount News Jane’s Standard Publishing Co Anaconda, Mont J. Finnegan Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers Oak Phone C. A. Tuttle CO Fast Park ALSTE Champion Shoe Shop E. Park Hogg Transfer Company
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