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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1919
Page
5
Fashion notes emphasize beads and pearl necklaces as core summer jewelry. Beads in light hues and mid sized necklaces shape a slender, longline silhouette. Brooches and bar pins provide color accents, with settings chosen to complement summer materials and add a refined finish.
Rent pianos available from Orton Bros. Dr. Matthews at 47 Owsley Block. The P.O. News Stand has sold stationery in Butte for over 20 years. Birth notices: a daughter born July 17 to Mr. and Mrs. HE Miller of 3013 Richards Street. a set of twin daughters born July 15 to Mr. and Mrs. M Yovetich on South Colorado Street. Thomas Murphy sought by sheriff for defaulting creditors. returned from Miles City with Deputy Jerry Leary. Fred Wilson held in Shreveport for passing worthless checks. extradition delays occurred before return to Butte. Mary Levy recovering from Rochester operation. daughter of Alike Levy. Central High School drive planning meeting at K of C hall Friday. priests’ meeting at 10:20 am. Courthouse gathering Tuesday at 10:30 am for sixth grade and up. Irish Republic president Frances? meeting details to follow.
In Butte the neon vaudeville program features Winnifred Gilrain and her variety dancers praised for skill and refinement. The act blends speed with grace, avoiding vulgarity, while Joe Jackson’s bicycle stunt and The Alto Quartet provide lively bolstering numbers alongside The Shattucks jugglers Robbie Henshaw and the team Gaylord and Ber.
In Paris the chamber of deputies lobby announced that Victor Boret will be succeeded by Joseph J. B. E. Noulen as food minister and that Albert F. Lebrun, minister of the liberated regions, will also be changed.
Beginning this morning the county commissioners and a three member city council committee sit as a board of equalization at the courthouse to hear taxpayer protests. Sessions run each Monday Wednesday and Saturday until Aug 2 with the assessor explaining new percentage based valuations and how taxes will be computed in dollars.
Wicks of Los Angeles and former official of the Buttes & Superior Company paused in Butte yesterday for a brief stop before continuing at 2 40 pm aboard the Great Northern toward Neihart Montana. He plans to inspect revived mining properties and may extend his stay on the return trip from the north.
Weekly high masses listed for St Ann and St Joseph parishes in Butte with memorials for deceased and anniversaries. Sodalities received communion. social plans and a social card party outlined. visits by Rev Father Raymond Lawler and Rt Rev Dr Cremont noted. bishop praises northern missions and future aid anticipated.
A Montana Dental Society member, Dr. Smith, offers painless nerve blocking procedures under supervision. High school member participates in the program to remove teeth with modern techniques.
The Belgian match sector, heavily damaged by the war, is rebuilding on a sound, stable footing. Industry leaders report renewed demand, investment, and plans to restore production capacity and export reach in the coming months.
A Marine provost guard under Lieut I B Smith, nicknamed Hardboited, is cited in a congressional inquiry about mistreatment at a camp. Corporal Sullivan and others describe brutal punishments, beatings, forced labor, and prisoner abuse at Fort Jay. Smith faced a court martial and dishonorable discharge. inquiry seeks why harsher action wasn't taken.
The article reviews Victor records and medleys for the summer season, highlighting Van Fos trio and Joseph Smit orchestral additions. It notes fox trot and one-step selections, popular melodies, and the famed performers' orchestral and operatic selections, praising the ivory tone and design of Rin’s playing. It emphasizes accessibility for Victrola owners and dealer availability.
Two white men and a negro matching the penitentiary escapees description were sighted triggering a Milwaukee freight train at Lombard, per word received by Sheriff O Rourke from the agent yesterday. Lombard lies outside this county. the sheriff advised the agent.
Four men known to Northwest police, described as desperate and dangerous, escaped under undisclosed circumstances. Sheriff O Rourke has been closely monitoring since notification, with officials alert for the fugitives.
Tokyo reports Japan will undertake serious naval enhancement by constructing seven submarines of 1,000 tons each. Several German subs have fallen to Japan under peace terms and are expected to arrive at Japanese ports.
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