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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR item notes pits and ice references. Readable elements hint at a local feature or notice involving pits and a time or quantity. Entities are unclear. no robust event or proper names emerge from the fragment.
An advertisement urges readers to stop laxatives and purges and try NR remedy. It claims daily dosing with tablets for a week eases constipation, improves digestion, strengthens the liver, normalizes kidney and bowel action, and boosts appetite and overall health. It warns against agressive repeated use and promises gentle, pleasant relief.
Thousands from all walks of life paid tribute to Col Frederick W Galbraith national commander of the American Legion who died in an Indianapolis auto accident. Funeral services were held in Music Hall under the Legion. long lines of mourners passed the casket in state. four thousand seats were filled.
Anaconda High School prepares to graduate 67 seniors as they cross from classroom to life choices. Teachers praise their solid foundation while students plan for college, work, or other paths, each driven by ambition and prudent resolve.
Fire raged across vast timberlands in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Firefighters battled under a scorching sun with wind driving flames through tinder dry woods. Thousands of dollars worth of lumber burned as several hamlets faced threat, with relief prayers for rain.
In Cleveland a jury pool of 60 names was sealed after Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber and her daughter Marian McArdle pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the death of Daniel F Kaber two years ago. Bond was refused and the prisoners were taken to jail. A hearing is set for June 28.
Community notes list K of P meeting content Troy Laundry and Eastern Star sessions tonight. Various groups and sales ads appear, including Ford touring car for sale, furniture, and telephony promos. Weather mentions Warm Springs Creek, plus sheriff transport to Miles City for a youth reform case. Job ad seeks fall selling stock control and requires references.
The J B Gnose Junior baseball team defeated Deer Lodge Juniors 29 to 15 in Deer Lodge. The Goose Juniors extended their win streak to eight with next Sunday’s game against Philipsburg Juniors. Attendance was good and both sides received strong support.
East Side defeats University in Anaconda with 15 hits to 1 as Rooney and Evans dominate pitching. J Domitrovich and Dyer make dazzling catches while Domitrovich and Wallace spark late scoring. Lineups include University Davis Bowden Cullen Kiely Mangus Caroli Heavy Evans Sullivan and Lochray against East Side Domitrovich Dunk M Domitrovich Dyer Horvath Wallace Nichol Grachan Rooney. The crowd enjoyed ideal conditions and fast play.
A group of neighbors enjoyed a pleasant Saturday outing in the Lost Creek wilds. Participants included Miss Annie Divich, Miss Mary Krizan, Miss Rose Biba, Mrs. Mary Pitelin, Miss Olga Detzay, and local men Frank Krizan, Mike Kosina, Big Bill, Jack Kaller, George Della, and King Dukes.
HELENA June 12 The state railroad commission granted permission for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway to take up the track of the branch line from St. Regis to the Anaconda Copper Mining mill. The mill has been closed and no other industries remain to be served on the line.
A column recalls prewar joys and saloon freedom, contrasting vanished days with a modern town decline. It mentions the Montana hotel crowd, Bob Fenner's brewery, and a sense of loss as open days fade. A Philipsburg wedding unites Alice Kroger and Frank Bird with details of ceremony and reception.
A census bureau compilation shows U S sheep numbers falling from 62 447 861 in 1910 to 3 984 524 in 1920. Western states outside Colorado report fewer sheep on the range, reflecting decreased profitability in producers.
The Rev A E Whittle of St Mark's Anaconda preached to high school seniors in Daly gym urging responsibility as the key to ward off temptation. He praised mothers sacrifice and the Christian home as compelling forces guiding youths to moral life and faith in Christ as they leave school.
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