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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
2
In a Philadelphia letter David Raft reports trying a medicine he claims is the best he has ever seen. He describes rapid relief from breath difficulties and stomach issues, saying the tonic improved his health and energy with a strong patient endorsement.
A county inquiry into aid cases reveals misentries on April and May rolls. Officials present evidence on abuses including dead recipients listed, and grocery-delivery practices that used others’ accounts. A widow with three children moved to public aid to cover costs beyond the $30 monthly limit.
Two youths who damaged John P. McCarthy's car chose to repair it themselves after driving it over a bridge on Roomvelt drive. The vehicle, owned by the Bank hotel proprietor, was found abandoned miles away, stripped of valuables. McCarthy offered the option of repairing the car instead of pursuing charges.
The Mudro family led by Jos Mudro returns after six months touring Europe. A montage relayed by Charles Mudro notes Jos attended a New York game Sunday where Babe Ruth hit his nineteenth home fan. The family plans to visit Butte later in the week.
A hand made fan by Jhon Wadise of Shamut Al signed in ink was presented to President Harding at the Wisconsin House during a visit. The gift reflects personal gesture from a private individual to the national leader.
Montana wool is among the finest in the county with clean fiber and luxuriant pasture fueling exceptionally long coats. Shearing began in Montana around June 8 and is expected to run until about August 1 with no losses reported in the flock.
Unclear report details a man named Joseph Murphy found dying in a hallway of a business block, three physicians called, he died within minutes. The piece connects Murphy to military service in France, Helena land office, and family members, with conflicting statements about his work history and marital status. A separate item cites a Brooklyn school test where many pupils could not name the ten commandments.
In Haverhill, Massachusetts, a separation suit reveals that Joseph Parquette faced marital strain after his wife accused him of bringing a flock of chickens into their home and planning to build another dwelling, a plan that never materialized. The dispute centers on domestic disruption caused by the poultry.
John A. Leach, first deputy Police commissioner of New York, states that hip pocket desk carriers are in the same class as gunmen under the new state dry laws. He warns that anyone carrying Aquor is a violator of the law.
Funeral services for Walter J. Wookey, engineer killed near Butte tailings, were held at Mt Walsh chapel. The Modern Woodmen of America Loyal Order of Monee Harmony lodge Fraternal Brotherhood provided support. A quartet sang Nearer My God to Thee and Some Sweet Day. Pallbearers included G Segeuth George W Plasted George H Haven man James Dwyer MP wells ema E J Downing. Body was taken to Minneapolis by brother Harry Wook.
The Associated Press reports Pueblo will receive a $100000 relief allotment by Secretary of War Weeks to fund sanitation efforts. Local Red Cross announced $35746.95 in contributions with $22885.95 from steel recovery funds. Flood relief received a $300 donation. a $2000 Johnstown Fund donation was destroyed in a past flood. Authorities face unemployment and flood recovery challenges. entry to the city is restricted. Tourists warned to stay away as officials manage relief. In other notes, Butte named as Montana Insurance Agents meeting site and a Bay City man decapitated in a farm accident. A $108 million deficiency appropriation was prepared for President Harding’s review.
Montana Attorney General Rankin said the state will file an intervening suit in the Murray will contest to establish decedent James A. Murray's residence in Montana. The move, authorized by the state board of equalization, aims to protect a larger Montana inheritance tax. The case stems from heirs of Murray in Tutte.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Eliga Feeley aged 80 in the city. Her remains lie at 30 B street with funeral arrangements to be announced. The notice thanks EF priests and sisters and mentions the families listed as Gatherina Lisa and Angelina Lisa along with Torreano, Sherman, and Reed.
A fragmented notice lists Mrs T E Collins and relatives including Aire SCARE Colne Lon Annie Frantmother Joan Pees Netiemins Collins Dugan Mrs R D Shirlew Omanee Neb Mr H A McDonald Hates Genter Keb and Mrs William Dunn San Francisco as bereaved. Fuser notice ier.
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