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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1923
Page
6
The Bluebird theater screens the First National release The Girl of the Golden West tonight and tomorrow. Based on David Belasco's play, the film promises a thrilling climax to surprise audiences and deliver chills.
The First Baptist church hosts a revival led by Evangelist R. L. Erickson, drawing about 200 attendees from diverse faiths. Tonight’s healing service promises strong turnout as the evangelists continue the series on the Second Coming of Christ, stressing preparedness and belief amid calls for prayer and recovery.
London reports a historic milestone as two English women, Miss Gladys Gregory and Miss Dorothy Davis, become the first female members of the British Institute of Actuaries after passing a rigorous examination in arithmetic and insurance techniques.
Ruhr residents refuse to ride French run trains, choosing home staying or new travel methods. Thousands rely on rollers, bicycles, motorcycles, or motorized juggernauts to reach work while hundreds of thousands are transported by employer supplied motor trucks, reshaping daily commutes.
A English innovation enables sowing grass seed on a special fabric in manufacturing rooms with constant warmth. The green carpet can be used on golf links, and when the fabric rots the grass roots into the soil, forming a living turf.
For a quick sale a fourroom modern house on Walnut street is offered at 1600 dollars while a fourroom modern on Pine street is listed at 2300 dollars. Hutchins-Services will be conducted at P J Finnegan funeral chapel this Monday at 2 PM for the late Edward Hunchins with E B Catlin officiating. The remains will be forwarded on the 625 train to Bellefontaine Ohio for interment.
W R Headington former Anaconda Telegraph manager visited his brother F L Headington now head of the Butte office. Headington left Anaconda in December 1917 to Lewistown as manager and joined the colors. He served two years in the U S Navy and later held managerial posts across the West. He is relieving R E Peters in Butte and may return to Salt Lake City after his current itinerary.
Invitations from the Anaconda chapter of the Order of De Molay announce a dance at the Washoe park pavilion on Wednesday evening. It will wrap up the chapter's activities until fall sessions begin, concluding a recent series of affairs. Ink eradicators do not destroy ink on documents but merely bleach it.
Anaconda News in Brief lists varied notices from local sales and rentals to visits by Miss Ellen McCarthy and Sidney Hammerslaugh. It notes a half price sale at Fifth Avenue Hat Shop and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Missoula Butte Fort Worth and Spokane along with a weekly Opportunity Woman's Club meeting.
Fourth degree K C and Catholic Order Foresters hold meetings this evening. Also listed is Dr. Roseborough osteopath and contact numbers. Majestic range offers furniture and household goods for sale at 210 East Fifth including ivory bedroom set and dresser units plus chairs tables and kitchenware. Dr Max A Dorland listed at 210 West Highth Street.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment by The Thompson Medical Co. and San Cura Soap from City Drug Store in Ti tusville Pennsylvania. It lists cures from sores, burns, ulcers, piles, and arsenic burns claiming rapid relief and water drawing properties, with prices and a money back promise. It cites a Cooperstown Pennsylvania case of blood poisoning and drastic arm swelling.
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