Kiddies Prep for New Tourney in Anaconda Common
Youth sports heat up as three baseball games and a new horseshoe contest begin in Anaconda. Playground Supervisor Newman reports growing interest with two girls teams forming and more expected. A horseshoe tournament, starting Monday, will use elimination play to crown a winner. Baseball schedule for the week includes Montana Cash vs Juney Specials and Silha Juniors vs Minor Juniors, then Goodfriend Juniors vs J. L. Juniors.
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Anaconda
Newman
Montana Cash
Juney
Silha
Turday
Goodfriend
J. Xx. L
Donohue Funeral Service At St Pauls Church
The funeral of the late Timoth Donohue will be held from P. J. Finnegan funeral chapel this morning at 8 45 going to St Pauls church for a requiem high mass at nine oclock Entombment follows at Mount Carmel cemetery.
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Timoth Donohue
P. J. Finnegan
St. Paul's Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Anaconda Court Fines and Forfeitures in Police Court
Phil Jacques was fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace on East Park avenue. Several others arrested on the same charge were dismissed due to lack of evidence. Bonds ranged from 5 to 25 dollars with various forfeitures for failing to appear or for new charges including intoxication and speeding.
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Phil Jacques
East Park Avenue
John Gardner
Bill Lavis
Harry Fisher
Russell Elliott
W. J. Opie
Gardner
Lavis
Butte
Jacques
Bentley
Roy Howard
Nels Nelson
Joe Brownie
Jack Dempsey
Larry Holly
Joe Luma
Mr. Kampania
Former Anaconda Woman Buried in Mount Carmel
A large crowd from Anaconda and Mount Angela court Foresters attended the funeral of Ellen South who died in Butte. She had lived in Anaconda for years and in Butte for the past 14 years. The services occurred in Butte and the body was later interred at Mount Carmel cemetery.
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Ellen South
Butte
Mount Carmel
Mount Angela
Women's Order of Foresters
Louth
Anaconda
Anaconda News Briefs Open with Local Notices
Various small items from Anaconda include for sale and rent ads for five and six room houses, social dances at S B A and non members 25 cents, Stage's fruit jars offer, lost and found notices, visits from residents like Ralph Swingley and Leon Prince, and upcoming dances at Washoe Park with Sheridan's orchestra. Also reports of court, births, visitors, and moves, with railroad and local business references woven through.
Help of Boy Scouts Appreciated by Vets
The American Legion thanked the Boy Scouts for aiding the Fourth of July celebration. The Legion sent a large gift of peanuts and candy to Scout headquarters. Scouts had previously posted posters in the business district and along highways into the city. The boys helped with final preparations and performed well in the parade.
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Boy Scouts
American Legion
Legion
Thompson's Barasma Kidney Tablets advertised for kidney relief
An ad promotes Thompson's Barasma Kidney Tablets as a kidney tonic to unclog kidneys and purge impurities. It claims quick symptom improvement for kidney and bladder trouble with high colored or scanty urine, priced at sixty cents a box and prepaid via Thompson Medical Co. Titusville Pa.
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Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Railroaded at Imperial stars Rawlinson in crook drama
Herbert Rawlinson headlines Railroaded a Universal photodrama at the Imperial theater for a two day run. The film follows Richard Garbin the crook son under the alias Richard Ragland whose father a noted English judge believes him dead until a morning paper reveals he is alive and an escaped criminal. Adapted from Margaret Bryant novel Richard by Charles Kenyon, the drama showcases Rawlinson’s screen persona and dramatic ability.
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Herbert Rawlinson
Universal
Imperial Theater
Richard Garbin
Richard Ragland
Garbin
Rawlinson
Margaret Bryant
Richard
Charles Kenyon
Kenyon
Kindling
Drama League of America
Wisconsin Students Inspect Smelter Voyage
Twelve mining school students from the University of Wisconsin accompanied by Professor Edwin P Sharey arrived in the city for a smelter inspection trip. The party includes students from Madison, Superior, Algoma, Hurley, Kaukauna, Fenstville, Cash ton and Freeport plus officials. They recently visited Lead City and Butte on inspection trips.
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University of Wisconsin
Edwin P. Sharey
Professor Sharey
Madison
Wis
W. P. Green
Chicago
Brandenburg
Waterloo
John ™. Murphy
Superior
R. G. Marzenz
Manilla
P. I
J. Hunsader
Algoma
E. P. Siren
Hurley
George E. Wiggels
Kaukauna
Guy H. Larson
Fenstville
F. A. Nelson
Cashton
Walker G. Dollmeyer
Freeport
Ill
H. §. Lynch
W. G. Beatle
Birmingham
Ala
Lead City
Butte
Explosion in auto sparks fire at Knotter home
A car owned by Rev. J. G. Knotter burst into flames after a boy near the engine used a torch near the carburetor. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze with little damage. The car, parked at Main and Fourth, drew a crowd as the fire truck rushed to the scene.
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J. G. Knotter
Knotter
Main
Fourth Streets
Park and Main Streets
Vacation Bible School Plans Begin Monday
The Baptist church prepares to run a large vacation Bible school starting Monday July 9 under Rev J S Park with a strong teaching staff. Daily stories will be illustrated on easel pictures created before the children as a new method. Invitations are extended to all city youths aged 6 to 12. A city revival is also planned with Rev Erickson and Rev and Mrs Black meeting with Park at Anaconda.
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The
Baptist Church
J. S. Park
Erickson
Wm. Black
Anaconda
First Baptist Church
Anaconda Boys Claim Tax Refund Denied Pending Review
About 1509 claims totaling $300 have been filed with the board of county commissioners by boys under 21 seeking tax refunds. Commissioners will not issue refunds this month, saying exemptions may be incorrect and a thorough investigation will precede any return of funds.
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Board of County Commissioners
Girls Lead Boys in Birth Race in Anaconda
City Physician T. J. McKenzie reports June birth records show 12 births, 6 boys and 12 girls. Females outpace males two to one in the birth race while only 2 of 12 deaths were female.
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Grim Reaper
Anaconda
T. J. McKenzie
Medium Brown Hair Glistens After Golden Glint Shampoo
A cosmetic note praises Golden Glint shampoo for enhancing medium brown hair. The product is credited with improving shine and overall appearance, suggesting it as a preferred choice for those seeking richer hair color and luster.
William de Mille Sees New Crook Role in Grumpy
William de Mille directs Grumpy at the Bluebird theater tonight and tomorrow featuring Theodore Roberts May McAvoy Conrad Nagel with Cas son Ferguson portraying a clean cut aspiring gentleman thief. The performance challenges the idea that a crook must look like a criminal.
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William de Mille
Mr. de Mille
Paramount
Theodore Roberts
May McAvoy
Conrad Nagel
Bluebird Theater
Casson Ferguson
Villians
Thanksgiving Thanks After Fourth Of July Legion Event
A notice expresses gratitude to individuals, the American Legion committees and organizations for supporting the Fourth of July celebration. Donors include Sun Shine Biscuit, Ryan Fruit, Jones Fruit, Sweet Brothers Produce, Mellor Produce, and others who supplied nuts fruit candy and cookies for the kiddies. Bills outstanding should be submitted to Dr. W Beal at DEER LODGE Post or THE AMERICAN LEGION.
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American Legion
Sunshine Biscuit Company
Ryan Fruit Company
Jones Fruit Company
Sweet Brothers Produce Company
Mellor Produce Company
Legion
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Grumpy
Torchy
Herbert
Fighting Blood
FOX News
P.j.finnegan Coeema
Oak Phone
Donohue
Corey
R. B. Lewis
East Sixth
R. B. Abbott CO
C.A. Tuttle CO
East Park Telephone
Hogg Transfer Company
Anaconda Department
ITV
Murphy
Anaconda News
Verberckmoes
Optician
Montana
Ralph Swingley
Inor Enger
Deer Lodge
Leon Prince of
Philipsburg
Rachel Elison
City
Washoe Park
Sheridan
Rudy Barich
Camp 154
W.O. Ww
Bev Hogan
John Corrigan
California
Www. E. Long
L. J. Fisch
Julia
Bee
Helena
Harry Barnard
Portland
J. Thorkelson
Jack Parella
Jarvis Verlance
Southern Cross
E. L. Thompson
Great Falls
Frances Godby
Joe Dee
Joe Jr
Missoula
George B. Winston
Standard Office
Lorenz Spur
Standard
A. A. Martin
St. Ann’s Hospital
West Valley
Harry M. Johnson
Foster Creek
E. J. Kelsey
West Park Avenue
Tom Murphy
Francis
John
Thomas McCarthy
Elmo Tucker
Northwestern Dental College
M. J. Dragoye
San Francisco
George M. Black
Fargo, N. D
W. H. Trippet
Mary Morse
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Brown
Mrs. Brown
K. Sharp
Mr. Brown
Hugh
Thompson
CROOK
Wisconsin
Mr. Parks
McGowan
Columbia River
America
Sunkist
Sylvester
Santos
Mr. Volstead
Cove
Los Angeles
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Kansas City
Drs. Brandt and Turton
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