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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
4
General state news notes a $800 fundraising effort aided by a $600 donation from Mrs Talry to support a Boy Scouts camp project. Plans include a dam, water system, and new camp structures near Hamilton with August completion goals and a surrounding creek and terrain enhancements.
A Hamilton matron was laid to rest in an early 20th century community event. The notice mentions family, marriage celebrations, and local leaders, with references to a wedding pageant and civic officials, reflecting a neighborhood obituary and social notices.
July 22 Deer Lodge County man Yack folfen is jailed on suspicion of shooting George Schimmel Travin Hearn at the Hamilton residence. Wolfe refused to discuss the incident. He left for Butte this morning and was interviewed by deputies and the county attorney. He is to be arraigned Friday morning on a charge of first degree assault.
July 24 wedding of Miss Larenum of Peer Lodge and Aleck Anderson of Butte at Conception Church with Theodore Lynch and Miss Josephine Stallenback of Gold Creek in attendance. After the ceremony a reception was held at Mrs Many Binsalger’s home and a dance followed, with members of the Agricultural committee, as the affair closed the season.
Tie the Ansociated Presa July 22 The tev don J McAlltater formerly a prominent minister of the Methodist Episcopal church in Montana died Sunday in Long Beach California Survived by wife and five children Claude Od McAllater of Holgas and Ray McAllster of Lang nen Dr McAlater came from the Wel gat conformed In TARAnn with AIn Voued at Mountat View church In Mattes TU qwavk githtaged bandden AToUntaly Vinw Stovonavillad Philinns borg Fivatehureh Mingeula and Milog Cy Meo the dettes aharge WAN Tranaterrdd 1O Chic Cohembta diver canferanan whenrg mii om fase yours an account of fil health he Vatired font ngland work
During the first six months of 1926 Montanwan manufacturing reported activity linked to 9,008 ears and the Motlaniomatnrik company records. The period compared to last year shows a notable increase in new licenses and production, with 1,850 new automatics licensed last month and 1,7EL new units noted for the year.
Report by the state public publicity division cites 180 newspapers published in Montana. The review notes questions about publication counts and potential political party affiliations among the papers. The piece mentions Republican, Independent and Democratic ties and hints at lobbying concerns.
Last rites were conducted for Ed Ballard Punise DG after his death on February 22 at Leu body. The Methodist church held service with Rev. Teed Anstlen officiating and prayers, as family and friends gathered.
Obituary note reports the death of Thomas Coulter after a prolonged illness. The piece details his residence in Philipsburg and references his age and family, with mentions of funeral arrangements and local reactions. The surrounding text lists friends, visitors, and community members attending events related to Coulter and other local notices.
A brief weather notice reports morning heat with high humidity and a warning to residents to stay indoors during peak temperatures. Officials urge residents to monitor the forecast and limit outdoor activity as temperatures remain elevated through the day.
Dillon Rural students from Montana universities and colleges attended a weekly Rotary Club meeting. Notable attendees included Veeiph Cuehing, Mo Walcott, Mack Hunmeker, and Franki Cash-Word from Montana State College, University of Montana, and others from Washington and Michigan. The event featured remarks by Cushing and hosting by local members, with plans for a future visit to Panait.
A midweek social gathering at Miss Jiclon Thompsen's home featured guests including Mrs. Bert Tolan and many neighbors. Highlights included light refreshments, a ghostly themed decorative table, and a formal gift presentation to Mrs. Nw. Bren. The event celebrated friendships and community ties with attendees listing numerous local residents and visitors.
A Delicain DLenu meal honored guests including Mrs Casey and family, with visits to Dennigt vdale and Yellowstone Park. Mrs Norman Letson hosted a garden luncheon for relatives and friends at 1631 3 TRYIL Avenue, with guests from Dayton and nearby towns.
A garbled OCR style report lists numerous local names and roles including Henry Poster Tare, Jim Walden, Alfred bi Gor, and Haney Powter. The text mentions meetings, railway activity, visits, and a municipal build project with references to White Soldier Feeding Bindings and Poland's pestle supply, but many details are unclear.
Anaconda Kiwanis members met at the Montana hotel to map convention plans. President Barnard urged full attendance with two delegates from some clubs and up to four from others, noting the involvement of ladies in entertainment and committee work for the event.
An anonymous testimonial describes severe digestive troubles easing after taking Karnak medicine. The speaker reports relief from bloating, loss of appetite, and fatigue, noting renewed strength and appetite, and claims to have recommended Karnak to others. The ad asserts Karnak is sold in many towns and stores.
A garbled note from Laclede Missouri expresses hometown pride for General John J. Pershing and outlines expectations about his possible career move and honor to the town. The fragmentary text blends celebration with unclear details about his service and local feelings. The passage then shifts to a New York crime report about a jewelry store robbery and shootings, naming Aaron Hydack Blinky Feittfields and others as involved in the incident.
The article cites Albert Ghatee of the Famous Lunnitan Symphony Orchestra noting admiration for Russian performers and the arts scene. It mentions tours in London, Leningrad, and Moscow, with claims of resilience and a rich repertoire at major venues, despite upheaval and wartime pressures.
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