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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
6
The graduation speaker urged engineers to apply modern education to do things. The 1924 class, all mining engineers, shared varied careers from athletics to leadership. Most earned part time work in Butte mines to fund studies and many have jobs lined up after graduation.
Willam Elmer Caldwell of Butte prepares for college with prominence in debating journalism and student activities while at Butte high and the School of Mines. Arthur E DeCelles of Boulder studied at the Jefferson County High School and the School of Mines and earned a mining engineering degree with multiple honors and a University of Utah research fellowship. Stephen James Giulio of Corbin also earned a high school honor scholarship and attended the Mines after Jefferson County training.
Mrs Eben Reighard of South Fork Pa reports kidney pain relief after using Foley Pills. The ad claims Foley Pills flush and detoxify kidneys and boost activity, promising quick improvement and urging readers to try a bottle.
State forests in Prussia are projected to yield almost 50 million dollars in income this year. In Japan, the September earthquake left 293,488 houses destroyed with 144,797 already restored.
The article notes a convicted bootlegger in a crowded courtroom opened fire with two loaded pistols injuring O'Leary who is hospitalized. It lists numerous premises abated for one year or reopened under bonds, including bars and soft drink parlors in Butte Anaconda and nearby areas with addresses and firm names.
Oakland resident Mrs. R. Nicolai reports Tanlac revived her health after months of fatigue loss of appetite and weight loss. She says the tonic restored appetite nerves sleep and strength and notes she has felt well since. Tanlac is sold at druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
Two small Battery harbor front stands pay New York City an annual fee of 30,000 dollars to sell fruit candy soft drinks and tobacco. The arrangement covers both stands under city licensing.
Lloyd Lefty Ricker, who won two early starts for Clark, returns to rejoin his old team after a brief stint with Shreveport in Texas league. Charlie Phippen released to clear roster space. Harper Black Pitts also released. Bloodgood and Carpfree added to Pitt/ACM rosters. Eddie Rathjen returns from Grand Rapids to resume second-base duties against Anddes.
Sid Barbarian of Detroit defeated Jack Bernstein of Yonkers in a 12 round lightweight bout. Barbarian used southpaw shifts to puzzle Bernstein who landed a long left that floored Barbarian in the fifth and sent him through the ropes in the sixth. Barberian weighed 134 pounds and Bernstein 131.
Historical note recalls petroleum presence in northern Pennsylvania over 80 years ago but no large scale output until 1844 when commercialization began. The statement emphasizes delayed development and the region’s initial oil potential.
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