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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1924

Page

8

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aid Reported

Mrs Joy Ovak of Louisville Nebraska credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from long standing female troubles after twelve years of marriage and a nine year old baby. A country wide canvass shows 98 of 100 purchasers benefited and the product is sold by druggists everywhere.

Land Lydia E.pinkham Joy Ovak Box 662 Louisville Neb Lydia EK Pinkham

Prisoner Slashes Throat in Dillon Jail Attempt

Arnold Winer held for Cadillac theft slashed his throat with a safety razor in the Dillon jail corridor as Officer Bourquin returned him to his cell. Winer’s wife had just visited and aid was summoned, but the self-harm attempt did not succeed.

Rotary luncheon draws notable visitors in Deer Lodge

Deer Lodge July 16. Frank P. Manley of Indiana addressed Rotary members on Rotary as a subject. Manley, former state Rotary president and district governor, spoke engagingly. Other guests included Prof. George Schatchard of Boston Tech, Dr. A. H. Brown and son Hillis of Long Beach, W. T. Cotter of Helena, James McGillvary of Avon, and Father John De Lane recounting Philipsburg charter night.

Deer Lodge Rotary Frank P. Manley Indiana

Rotary guests discuss farming and livestock in Dillon

Dillon Rotary club luncheon features talks on West livestock conditions wool crops in Montana and farm prospects. Visitors include Harry Hansen Ed Williams Carl Price and J B Hampie with reports from Philipsburg and Beaverhead County. Next meeting will be a Dillmont park picnic at 6 30 pm.

Dillon Dillon Rotary Club Sugar Bowl Cafe Harry Hansen Chicago Ed Williams Miles City William Knapp California Carl Price Billings J. BE. Hampie Spokane H. E. Morse Mr. Williams Union Stock Yards W. B. Hartwig Dillmont Park

Play ground folk dancing program closes with awards

Deer Lodge on July 16 reports the playground folk dancing class will present a program at 7 o'clock featuring folk dances and games directed by Miss Alpha Pierson. Medals will honor top tennis player and best dancers, closing the season with record attendance and plans for new equipment next year.

Funeral Services Held For Mrs J E Manley

Impressive funeral services were held for Mrs J E Manley at Immaculate Conception Church in Deer Lodge. Rev Father T Landy officiated as a large gathering of family and friends attended the Wednesday morning service.

Deer Lodge Bride United In Marriage

DEER LODGE July 16. Miss Ethel Wachter and Theodore Beck both of Deer Lodge were united in marriage by Justice Petersen with Miss Cornelia Geary of Helmville and W. BE. Casleton of Deer Lodge in attendance. The couple will reside in Deer Lodge. Pallbearers at the Manley funeral included Frank Conley Charles Williams George Johnson Joseph Whitworth I. E. Eldred Thomas Mullen P. D. Twohy and William Cotter. Interment followed at Will Crest cemetery.

Manley Frank Conley Charles Williams George Johnson Joseph Whitworth I. E. Eldred Thomas Mullen Deer Lodge P. D. Twohy William Cotter Helmville Will Crest Cemetery Ethel Wachter Theodore Beck Justice Petersen Cornelia Geary W. BE. Casleton Guy Stambaugh Helena Lewis Mullen Paul Petersen Manney Charles Keim Harold Sterling Langdon Rivers John McGillis Ovando Pat Geary J. EB. Manley Joe Hirst Bilings M. J. Keiley Drummond J. B. Manley Charles Carroll Ott Karl Dingwall Mike McCormick Julius Jacobsen Paul Petersen , Jr Hugh Whales Lee Fleming Clarence Gordon Warren Bignell Daniel and Mae Geary Dave Coughlin Laura Bignell Joe Blessinger Fred Mannix T. J. Hollenbeck Gold Creek William McGillvary James McGillvary Arthur Thomas Howard Parker Avon S. L. Dyer Eugene Naegel O. C. Linden Wilson Great Falls Mont F. B. Hall Butte M. F. Jensen Marines Howell Davis Tlis Will Miller Anaconda Trene Lowery Wyoming Alf Whitworth Walton Dorothy C.S. Powell Seattle C. A. Belk

Man Arrested Overstate Robbery Case Returns to Miles City

Charles Mantz who faced charges in the Anaconda Service station robbery with Joe Labissionere and J Domitrovich was returned to Miles City to finish his term at the state reform school. He had been on parole when charged and escaped en route before being recaptured near Whitehall about a month ago.

Miles City Charles Mantz Anaconda Joe Labissionere J. Domitrovich State Reform School Mantz Whitehall

Enstrom Funeral Held for Gust Enstrom

The funeral for Gust Enstrom, found dead in his Spokane block room last Sunday, was held at 10 o’clock yesterday from C. A. Tuttle undertaking rooms. Rev J G Knotter of the First Presbyterian church officiated and old-time friends served as pallbearers with interment in Hill Cemetery.

Fixtures Seized From Soft Drink Parlor To Be Sold

Fixtures seized from the Joe Siefert operated parlor on Third Street were ordered confiscated by Judge Winston and will be offered at sheriff's sale on Wednesday July 23 at 2 PM at the courthouse per Undersheriff M B Mahoney.

Joe Siefert Ast Third Street Winston M. BP. Mahoney

Fire damages roof at 420 West Third Street

A fire at RE. B. Bassett’s home on 420 West Third Street started in the chimney, sparking dry shingles. Anaconda fire fighters responded around 8 am, with estimated damage about $10, wire chief Collins said.

RE. B. Bassett West Third Street Anaconda Collins

Anaconda News Jorden Returns Homeroom Abroad

Wilbur Jurden chief engineer for the Chile company returned to Anaconda after a three months overseas trip. He spent six weeks in New York and six in Europe with D A Welch purchasing boilers for power work in Chile and inspecting liquid oxygen manufacture for mines here. Jurden described unsettled European conditions with unemployment in England and Scotland and noted Germany’s improving outlook and low wages.

Europe Wilbur Jurden Chile Company Anaconda Mr. Jurden New York D. A. Welch A. C. M. Company Chile Jurden England London Liverpool Glasgow Scotland France Paris Germany

Traffic Officer Hurt After West Park Crash

Traffic officer Leon Bently escaped serious injury when his motorcycle collided with a Ford coupe on West Park avenue after a ball game. He suffered a knee gash needing stitches and bruises. Albert Powdrill gave first aid before Bently was hospitalized. The Ford turned onto a side street, the bike was city property and badly damaged.

Leon Bently West Park Avenue Bently Albert Powdrill Joseph A. Holmes Safety First Society Park Avenue

Nineteen Automobiles Register at Park

Nineteen cars from across the United States and Canada were registered at the Anaconda tourist park over the last two days. Travelers praised the park as one of the country’s best for tourists and its facilities. Names listed include Charles W. Falvery Livermore California W S Newaner New York City R J Dunlap Syracuse New York Mr and Mrs Ray Benson C A Burchell Munson Alberta Canada J W Sheppard Oklahoma Colorado J T Leebury Alabama Mr and Mrs Landgraf Marietta Landgraf and Virginia Landgraf San Diego California James Bowen Canada.

United States Canada Anaconda Couuntry Charles W. Falvery Livermore Cal W. S. Newaner New York City R. J. Dunlap Syracuse N. Y Ray Benson C. A. Burchell Munson Alberta J. W. Sheppard Oklahoma Colo J. T. Leebury Alabama Landgraf Marietta Landgraf Virginia Landgraf San Diego James Bowen

Religious Meetings Continue at 209 Cherry Street

The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold evening services at 209 Cherry Street through July 27. The speaker discussed baptism prerequisites, stating faith repentance and priesthood authority are needed for validity, with suitable candidates ready to believe and repent. Ralph Benedict sang "My Savior is Wonderful." Tonight’s sermon topic is "The Resurrection."

Cherry Street Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Ralph Benedict

Man Loses Finger At Ira Walker Ranch In Big Hole

Ed Stamnes, employed at the Ira Walker ranch in the Big Hole, accidentally severed his left index finger while using an axe on Tuesday. He received first aid at the ranch and was then admitted to St. Ann's hospital for further treatment.

Dillon J. W. Finsley Big Hole Basin D. M. Kelly Butte J. F. Kay L. C. McCullough J. T. Leimert H. G. Rodgers Philipsburg Notary Club Martin Jackson Jackson W. EB. Lloyd John Shearer Ed Stamnes Ira Walker Big Hole St. Ann's Hospital

Rubber demonstrations in England show tennis and road paving

In England, demonstrations illustrate the use of rubber for a tennis court and for roadway paving. The event highlights new rubber materials and their practical applications in sports and infrastructure.

England

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