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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
3
An ad extols the wife as the home’s life and notes many households suffer from female ailments. It urges women to take Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it benefits 98 of 100 women who try it.
Bozeman prepares for the fifth annual Roundup August 2 to 4 with lower admissions and new events. Rich ard T Ringling touts top rodeo stock including Brahma steers from Texas and long horn cattle from White Sulphur Springs. New acts include Black Jim and Moonshine bucking, Miss Deer Lodge and others, with Blackfeet dances daily, fireworks nightly, and a frontier town atmosphere featuring cowboys, girl riders, and carnival barkers.
Bootleggers paid 1050 to the city treasury yesterday afternoon. Five persons were arrested for violating prohibition and bonds forfeited for failure to appear at trial. Bonds forfeited: Bob White 150, Leo Ratar 300, Jim Lallos 300, John Doe 150, Frank Whitenot 150, officer excluded 150. Five owls paid 5 each for drunkenness. a vagrant case paid 10. Two male vagrant charges were dismissed.
A cast led by Ethel Grey Terry and Margaret Landis stars in What Wives Want from Edward T Lowe Jr and Perry Vekroff directed by Jack Conway. The film centers on a busy husband and a wife seeking attention, with a protective younger sister and a classic rival in Ram sey Wallace. A second feature, Don Coyote in The Leather Pushers, plus newsreels and Helen Ro o at the Wurlitzer complete the program.
The Rialto mids week bill previews the photodrama Is Divorce a Failure adapted by Leah Baird from Dorian Neve’s stage play All Mine. A divorced couple reunites on a ship, crashes, and ends up stranded on a volcanic island with perilous thrills and four spectacular punch scenes.
The American Legion Silver Bow post stages a dance at Columbia Gardens Pavilion tonight with two Maxwell cars to be transferred to two stockholders in the corporation started a month ago. Shareholders need not attend to be chosen. Dancing runs 9 to 11:30 with Chimmie Fadden announced as master of ceremonies.
A man named J. D. Williams faced vagrancy and investigation charges after attempting to rush order a bundle of checks from a Dillon bank and a local printing shop. Police say he has no bank deposits, has traveled widely, and claims ranch work near the Big Hole. Williams denies the incident. Separately, Sarfino Mengon was arrested for selling whiskey at 6 West Galena Street, posting a $150 cash bond and being released pending trial.
Gladys Cooper debuts on screen as Arline in The Bohemian Girl at the Ansonia for three days. The Harley Knoles Production features Ivor Novello Ellen Terry Constance Collier C Aubrey Smith and a large cast. Cooper appears regal in gypsy and castle scenes showing charm and dramatic promise.
Mr and Mrs D V Meehan of 823 North Washington street announce the birth of a son on July 16 atJames hospital. Mrs Meehan formerly Miss Mae Duffy.
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