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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
3
A guide by A Hyatt Verrill explains that outdoor aerials outperform indoor setups for wireless radio. It recommends long high aerials, insulation from surroundings, and using No 14 stranded phosphor bronze or copper wire with porcelain cleats, plus careful joints and proper lead-in routing toward desired stations.
The Good Provider, from Fannie Hurst like Humoresque, arrives Saturday at the Rialto. Vera Gordon Dove Davidson star as mother and father with Miriam Baptista as the child. Frank Borzage directs.
A newspaper note promotes a feature about a believed universal truth that the cradle early shapes society. It argues a stronger unseen force exists in infant hands guiding development and parenthood.
Mabel Norman sues for divorce from Willie J. Norman on grounds of extreme cruelty. They married March 14, 1906, have a 15 year old son, and she alleges he attacked her with a heavy iron bar on June 17. She seeks a half interest in furniture and two automobiles, alimony of 125 monthly, 250 attorneys fees, and custody of their child.
Democrats Charles Coll M J Loughran W H Maloney and Ed Harrington filed notices to seek party nominations. Republican Sam R Cook was the sole GOP candidate, aiming for county commissioner.
E M Whittle general manager of American Railway Express says reopening of mines and smelters has boosted freight and express. He arrived in Butte from Seattle for inspection and notes gradual improvement in express business in Butte Montana and surrounding area.
The article promotes the Paramount film The Cradle at the Rialto theater, arguing the mother child bond is the world’s greatest power. It also touts a Christy comedy A Hickory Hick with Bobby Vernon and Charlotte Stevens, plus a Scenic and International News Weekly as bill additions.
Manager E J Bateman of Postal Telegraph in Butte was advised from Seattle that the Butte office ranks third in the Class A contest. The May total of 67 solicitations keeps its third place since April, after a March rank of fifth. The finals winner in September will receive a trip to New York for the national Postal Telegraph meeting.
Jack Canavan pleaded guilty before Judge Lynch to illegally possessing intoxicating liquor. After waiving pronouncement time he was fined 150 dollars, which he immediately paid. The information against Canavan was filed late yesterday afternoon before Judge Lynch.
Judge William F P Carroll sustained the separate demurrer of the defendant in Silver Bow county versus P J Kelly county assessor and others. The plaintiff was given five days to file an amended complaint. The suit seeks taxation of about 1 4 million dollars in property including bonds of John D Ryan C F Kelley William A Clark and W B Thornton and others.
The professional and business women's clubs of the United States plan a national convention in Chattanooga Tennessee starting July 19 with transportation details announced to the Butte Chamber of Commerce. Great Falls Helena and Deer Lodge are listed among Montana members. Miss Hazel M Davis of Great Falls chairs transportation for the meeting and a special train departs Portland on July 5 to convey western members.
Miss Martha Fox of Pilattsville Ohio is stopping at the Thornton hotel while visiting in Butte. She will stay briefly during her travels and is noted as a visitor.
A series of staff changes at the Montana extension service were announced by Director F B Cooley. New nutrition specialist is Martha M Hunter former supervisor of home economics in Great Falls. Minnesota’s Wesley Stegner assists with grasshopper control. Drake North Carolina’s Carl E Bublitz named assistant club leader for boys and girls camps. J B Thompson named assistant director of publicity. Townsend moves from Montana Farmer to Great Falls Tribune. Illinois’ Ralph D Mercer and Montana State College’s W D Gilman conduct farm survey and agronomy work.
Lewis N. Evans, son of Mr and Mrs L O Evans, will graduate from Exeter this month. Mrs Evans has gone to New Hampshire to attend the exercises. Mr Evans and son Richard are already in the East. During his attendance at Exeter he has distinguished himself in scholarship and school athletics.
A decree of divorce was granted yesterday by Judge William E. Carroll to Chris Martin and Hazel Martin. The action formalizes the legal end of their marriage.
Sore tired aching feet find relief with TIZ a magical remedy that draws out exudations reducing swelling and pain. Let comfortable feet appear after use buy a box today for a few cents with a year long comfort guarantee or money back.
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