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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1924

Page

2

Woman Says Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound Restored Her Strength

A Mamence Illinois woman reports improved vigor after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She previously suffered lower abdominal pains and fatigue while working in a dining room. The message cites neighbor recommendations and claims 98 of 100 women benefit from the medicine. It notes the product is for sale by druggists nationwide.

Momence Illinois Lydia E. Pinkham Albert E. Deschaud Mamence Lydia EF. Pinkham

Final Regisitation for Girls Camp at Brown's Lake

Miss Helen Beatrice Whitmore reports growing interest in the Camp Fire Girls encampment at Brown's Lake with night registrations from Melrose and tentative signups from Boulder Springs and Whitehall. Registration likely closes Saturday as organizers prepare to transport campers to Camp Tahepia Wohelo and establish honor camps for perfect adherence and trying a new food each day.

Brown's Lake Helen Beatrice Whitmore Melrose Boulder Springs Whitehall Whittmore Dillon Chamber of Commerce Heaven Earth Camp Fire Girls Chauncy Berrien Hrink H. B. Hoyt T. H. Holman Mary Quigley Michael Kilvanik Ruth Nichola Neyman Katherine McMullen Betsy Towne James White

Ford sends Coolidge photos to dealers nationwide

By the Associated Press Detroit July 18 Ford Motor Company offices in Dearborn sent large photographs of President Coolidge to all Ford dealers across the United States. Company officials state no influence will be used to urge dealers to back the Coolidge campaign.

Associated Press Detroit President Coolidge Dearborn Ford Motor Company Ford United States Coolidge

South Side News Highlights and Social Notes

Hancock death disrupts John Roche’s trip. families relocate to Livingston. Rose Lehaney visits relatives. Second Spiritual Science church picnic planned at Nez Perce lake. Local birthdays, gatherings, and trains to Philipsburg and Madison. Camp Fire Girls to Brown's lake. many residents visiting, returning, or hosting events across the city.

John Roche West Mercury Street Hancock, Mich G. M. Monahan Agnes Argyle Street Livingston Rose Lehaney Minneapolis P. Lehaney Grand Avenue Second Spiritual Science Church Nez Perce Lake Great Northern Railway Tke Hastey W. J. Marshall R. C.mcmanamon Mra Olaf Harry James Prewett Harry Symons Elim Street Frank Reynolds Butte Fred McLellan Locust Street Murray Hospital W. 8 Reynolds Avenue Joseph Sullivan J. R. Holden Pam Maury Nellie Arnold Harlowton Pat Monahan East Second Street B. Erickson Anacconda Harry Bryant Anaconda Ivan McKinnon Seattle Bert McKinnon Farragut Street J. C. Phillips Katherine Elizabeth Floral Boulevard Flathead Lake Sashimo Ruth Nicol Brown's Lake Regina Moore California Jack Williams Reynolds Salt Lake Inlaw Vivian Edith Kitte Marjorie Spokane Richard Calloway Williams Hamilton Agnes Pearson Cheetnut Mont

Auto accident kills Sheridan garage owner

C H Eby, owner and manager of a local Sheridan garage, died at 5:30 this morning from skull fractures after an automobile crash north of Sheridan yesterday afternoon. I C Curtis of Billings, an auto dealer, suffered painful but not grave injuries as he demonstrated the car. The vehicle skidded on a bridge and overturned into a creek bed near Model, a mining town.

Associated Press Sheridan Wyo C. H. Eby I. C. Curtis Billings Model

Three Arrested in Train Robbery Case Near Biskiyou Ore

Davenport Iowa police report three men arrested including Roy D Autremont, alleged member of a bandit gang blamed for a Southern Pacific train attack that left four dead near Biskiyou Oregon on October 23.

Associated Press Davenport Roy D’ Autremont Southern Pacific Biskiyou Ore

Centerville and Walkerville News Items Recap

Mrs. Percy Wills and daughter Martha visit Portland to see friends and relatives. Mrs. Hester and family vacation camping on Roosevelt drive. Mrs. Hester Williams visits Missoula. Mrs. M A Berryman extends stay in Casper Wyoming. Mrs. Daniels visits Great Falls to see her son Frank. Mount Bethel Sunday school picnic set for Wednesday July 28 at Gregson Springs. Rose Martin of Walkerville Coal company vacationing in Rock Springs Wyoming. Ethel Barnicoat nurse at Deaconess hospital Great Falls visiting her parents in Portland. Mrs. Williams returns home after visiting her mother Mrs. Prophet.

J. Beadle Elm Street Dorothy Davis State Street Davis Home Charles Rhodes Silver Bow Park Methodist Episcopal Church Glad Bray Mayo Hospital Rochester Agnes Schultz Great Falls Havin Mary Williams Reynolds Avenue Elizabeth Graham Harvard Avenue Elizabeth Phillips Flathead Lake Reynolds Walnut Street Clyde Cabbage Elmer Nineteen Mile Floral Park Arthur Hackwood Elizabeth Kathryn Jane Buddy Stimson Floral Boulevard Kennicott Alaska Mr. Hackwood Mra Albert Adams Lake Fred Rowe Charles Morgan B. Wharf G. H. Nicol Snend Ruth Nicol Gladys Ott Phillips Avenue Frances McCourt Helen Young Kathryn Harney Margaret Jackson Ed Johnson BE. Bartsch Joe Melerich John Er Ralph Dougherty Karl Coombs Clifford Petters Clarence Griffin Fred Walsh Frank C. Amerman Nevada Avenue Recreation Club Fred Pooler Rodda Meegan Stipe Buchanan Mainard N. Person Burgess Chapman W. Thomason Garton, & Moon Benson Mr. Benson Billy Benson Bensons Poccatello Idaho Percy Wills Martha Portland John Hester Roosevelt Drive Hester Williams Missoula M. A. Berryman Casper Wyo Daniels Centerville Frank Mount Bethel Gregson Springs Rose Martin Walkerville Coal Company Rock Springs Ethel Barnicoat Deaconess Hospital

Harvest vacation for minor offenders in Soviet jails

The Associated Press reports from Moscow on July 17 that all prisoners serving for minor offenses in Soviet jails will be given vacations to participate in the harvest. The hawk family, comprising about 600 species, is found worldwide.

Associated Press Moscow

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