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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
8
James H. Allen, once crippled by rheumatism, says his self made mixture Allenrby dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He offered it freely and claims rapid relief. druggists are told to dispense with a money back guarantee if the first pint bottle fails to show recovery. City Drug Store will supply, mail orders accepted.
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club invited Boy Scouts to Echo Lake camp with plans for a Thursday or Friday visit and a Kiwanian picnic. The meeting covered joint club efforts with Anaconda and Butte, Lewistown state convention August 12 to 16, and a tribute to Fay Henderson for aiding with the Dan Howe piano. Roy Doud spoke on Train Dispatching in the Electrified Zone.
Mrs Marion Corbett and Mrs W Smith visit Butte this week as travelers pass through Deer Lodge. Couples like Raymond Beckland and wife return from a Canadian Rockies honeymoon trip while others tour Yellowstone Park and Missoula. George Nick of Tacoma visits old friends, Janice Forbes journeys from Yellowstone, and many Deer Lodge residents conduct shopping visits and family trips to Billings Philipsburg and Gold Creek.
Kingstown Ireland hosts a departure as the 25 ton yacht Saorise sails on a circumnavigation under owner captain Conor O'Brien with crew mate Hodges and Lavelle. The plan aims to reach New Zealand before Christmas and then pass Cape Horn to Argentine ports before returning to Ireland by September 1924.
The revival meeting in Anaconda at First Baptist Church entertained a large audience with plantation melodies and gospel solos by Rev Billy Black and pianist Mrs Black. He spoke on Influence from Luke 1 16, noting character forms from daily interactions and the impact of those we meet on our own. A later program change directs the open air preaching at Washoe Park by Rev R L Erickson Tonight with a repeat sermon at the Baptist church Saturday.
Friends and lifelong associates from Butte Silver Bow and Anaconda attended the services for Thomas Ma lee at St Pauls church yesterday. The solemn high mass was led by Rev Father Coopman with assistance from Rev Fathers Tracey and Schulte. The cortege left Silver Bow at 10 15 with Elks railway workers and Woodmen of the World escorting the body to Mount Carmel cemetery for burial. A large Lima delegation earlier paid tribute arriving on a special Oregon Short Line car. Honorary pallbearers included W J Ingling and George Baker, among others. active pallbearers were Charles Frederickson William Burton Thomas Wharton Bert McNeil Charles Truax and E C Grass.
The Methodist Episcopal congregation will bid goodbye to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Herrick this evening at 8 in the parish hall. A farewell reception precedes their departure for California where they will establish their future home. All members are invited to attend.
Carpenters are requested to attend a special meeting this Thursday evening at seven o'clock. THOS SPEIRAN, Rec Sect’y.
Covent Garden merchants debate preserving the Opera House versus demolishing it to extend the congested market. Dealers claim traffic blocks opera crowds and motorcars while trust and vegetable traders insist a food market serves the public better than Faust or Tannhauser.
Tonight at Anaconda Country Club a banquet will honor Art Rolfe's team after a golf tournament that ends this afternoon. W T Masten leads the committee to host about 50 contestants, with no definite scores given by the scorekeeper. The toastmaster will open the festivities at 6 o'clock.
The National Association of Building Owners and Managers reports a stethoscope like a medical one to detect steam leaks in radiator traps. Col. Gordon Strong of Chicago led testing with Lewis Institute staff and students, aiming to save thousands of tons of coal yearly.
Delinquent stock of Clearwater Fur and Fish Co of Anaconda Montana under assessment No 1 dated June 11 1923. J D Smearman holds 230 shares 115 dollars and J Karpootian 660 shares 330 dollars. On July 17 1923 the board ordered sale of necessary shares at the secretary office near Seeley Lake Montana August 7 1923 at 2 pm to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs. FE. P. Kiefer Secretary Treasurer Clearwater Fur and Fish Co Clearwater Mont
Bids for a cement wall four and a half feet high with a one foot base and six inches top will be received by the Anaconda city council until 8 PM August 6, 1923. Bids filed with the city clerk, plans and specifications on file with the city engineer. The city reserves the right to reject all bids. City Clerk F M Davidson.
Anaconda News in Brief notes a dance tonight at Washoe Park headlined by McKenzies Red Hot Orchestra. The item also records various local visits, engagements, society notices, a July 27 meeting, and minor town events including a baseball game in Butte.
An English architect crafts cardboard models of houses at quarter and eighth inch scale to serve as client blueprints, replacing traditional drawings with tangible miniature representations for prospective buyers and builders.
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