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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1926
Page
5
Casperman, a Casper, Wyoming rancher, says Karnak restored his health after severe stomach trouble and weight loss. He reports gaining from 168 to 176 pounds, reduced nervousness, and renewed energy after trying various remedies and surgeries without relief.
Dh AurfA Dillon defeated Deer Lon 11TAnen 62 in the opening game since Dillon withdrew from the Jefferson Valley league three weeks ago. The Dives twirler allowed few hits, striking out 15 while 68 runners were retired. This report notes great pitching by Dillon and the unusual early-season matchup.
Scores of Butte and Anaconda residents attended the funeral for Phil Marron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Marron, killed in a recent automobile accident. The service at St. Peter's Church included a solemn requiem mass, with choir and organ pieces, followed by burial at Carmel Cemetery. Relatives traveling to the city included James Marron and others, with six cousins among the mourners.
The funeral for a Qingling rancher was conducted yesterday at a Wood street chapel with attendees including family members and local community figures. The ceremony included brief remarks and prayers as mourners paid respects to the deceased and offered condolences to relatives.
Deer Lodge reports a blaze trapping Mr and Mrs Willem Whiteworth of tia ely near Retals. Firefighters battled flames amid rain as residents aided by local officials. Mrs Whiteworth suffered injuries. husband assisted at scene. Witnesses praised responders and community support during the emergency.
The column lists numerous residents and visitors across towns, detailing visits, trips, and family events. It notes Walter Edgar McDonet driving, fishing trips, Sunday visits, extended travels to Livingston and Missoula, a grand lodge meeting, and a large turnout at the Pubdivs National Agricultural show breaking attendance records.
A young girl, 1 year old, reportedly hanged herself with a stocking and rope at Gray Trend Neby while preparing to hang the rope. A box was involved and the incident occurred during a weekend stay.
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