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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1920
Page
8
A persuasive call to maintain vitality to stay vigorous and mentally alert. The piece argues strength and energy predict longer life, urging readers to resist aging when organs weaken and pep fades, by prioritizing vitality. It frames youthfulness as a matter of vitality, not years.
A string of visitors from Ohio Michigan Nebraska Idaho and Minnesota roved Butte Montana last week seeking welcoming camping grounds. Charles Frode of Ohio complained Butte lacks modern camping facilities while Bates families from Clare Michigan reported good fishing and camping setups in other towns. George Bates and party praised state camping grounds but noted poor Wyoming road conditions. They plan to continue toward California or Oregon after touring.
The paragraph describes people unable to find a wash facility in Butte and choosing to travel to Missoula to rest. Mr and Mrs Schmidt journeyed to Butte via Kansas City and Denver. They plan to move to Seattle where Schmidt will work as a carpenter. He praises the Livingston to Butte road but reports difficulty south of Thermopolis and driving over buffalo trails for miles.
Information filed against Donald Thayer alleges he stole a gold watch from Joe Vincent. The motion notes a prior burglary conviction from September 1917 and states Thayer admitted selling the watch to an East Park street pawnbroker. Detective James Larkin led the arrest and the watch, a gift from his band, was recovered. Michael Hyan faced grand larceny charges and pleaded not guilty before Judge Lynch.
The republican county central committee passed a resolution upon the death of Judge Hinkle on March 24 1920. It extols him as a true warm friend and loyal American, a kind husband and loving father, and extends condolences to his bereaved relatives. Named signers include Laure nch e Hamilton Jacob Oliver Al Palmer.
A. A. Sheuerman reports signing a stock company for the Empress theater. He is in San Francisco arranging Butte productions to open September 5 as the Empress resumes season. His wife says a high class stock company will perform and latest plays will be staged.
Butana Motor Company reports Essex car test results nationwide with many new records. F L Wharf praises feats across mud and hills as dealers nationwide pushed the car to performance limits. The announcement notes drivers tested the car in diverse conditions and shared results widely.
A terse Dallas News remark notes dangers of sleeping on a porch and raving, suggesting one may hide their head under a pillow to suffocate as a cautionary quip about intoxication and danger ноч.
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