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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1921
Page
11
An old health note warns against alkali in soap and recommends using mulsiied coconut oil shampoo for hair care. It claims regular soaps irritate the scalp, while the suggested product provides rich lather, removes dirt and dandruff, and keeps hair soft and manageable at low cost.
Frank Faley was laid to rest with military honors at Mount Carmel cemetery. United Spanish Veterans attended the funeral at St. Peter's church where Te Deum high mass and choral pieces were performed. Pallbearers named, firing squad present, color bearers assigned, and taps sounded by Fred Wills as the Spanish Wars Veterans officiated at the grave.
West Side junior ball players in Anaconda now have a hood park with a backstop, volunteers finished the structure yesterday and prepped the diamond for play. The project near the Bitter Root warehouse is the third such park built by citizens for the boy teams. City officials say street play will not be tolerated as these facilities serve the junior leagues.
Francis Victor McKenne of Anaconda recently graduated from the University of Minnesota with honors. He earned a Bachelor of Belance degree in sericulture and held the highest standing in farm machinery and motors. He belonged to the Class of 1916 at Anaconda high school and lived with his aunt, Mrs. T. J. Hacerty.
Sheriff Beal restora tion woods seized from John Finn and John Vucanovich in connection with Prohibition raids. The sale netted $162.13, which will support the school funds of the county. Bidding was spirited and the crowd was large at the auction.
A listing of church services in Anaconda with First Baptist First Christian First Presbyterian and other denominations detailing times pastors and subjects. Also a school painting bid notice from Deer Lodge county Montana board of trustees inviting bids by July 9 1921 and a note on bee life spans.
Anaconda items list visits by locals to Butte and Helena, plus sales ads, rentals, and social notices. Names include Misa Mae Duval, M. Winscott, George B. Winston, Jordan, Jack Spelman, P. J. Gallivan, Mrs. George Shaul, and others with mentions of travel to Butte, Helena, Great Falls, Bakersfield, and Los Angeles. Notices of lectures, card party invites, and community events accompany many small ads and personal updates. Local residents plan trips, house sales, vehicles for sale, and appearances at clubs and hotels in Anaconda and nearby cities.
Mamie P. Gregory was granted a decree of divorce from Percival K Gregory on grounds of detention in the district court yesterday. The defendant did not appear. John W. James represented the plaintiff who was awarded custody of the one minor child.
A Children s Day program will be observed at the Methodist Episcopal church of Anaconda with a service of music recitations and addresses this evening at the regular hour. The program includes organ preludes songs devotional readings prayers and several student performances led by Mrs R M Bell and Rev Charles F Wolfe.
A delegation from Anaconda will travel to Great Falls today to attend the Knights of Columbus convention. Members include Ray Reardon Matt J. Kelly Don St. Clair Tom Taegan Frank Duval and Po A Pitz.
Two bargain houses listed by Iraving town owners. One five room modern with maple floors garage furnace and laundry on west site. The other on Birch street six room with water lights toilet big lot priced at $600 with easy payments.
Local A L M and women's auxiliary call for support as 136 children under 14 in Anaconda receive a pint of milk daily. Milk funds aid families hit by unemployment, with Red Cross and Salvation Army praising the program as essential to child nutrition. A drive through business men will seek 50 cents a month to sustain the milk fund.
Jack McCoy charged with manufacturing arden spirits pleads not guilty in district court yesterday. Judge Winston set July 5 for arguments on a new trial for Jack Maxon, convicted earlier this spring of obtaining money by false pretenses. McCoy ordered held by the sheriff pending disposition of his motion.
The district court yesterday ordered dismissal of Arnstein Simon & Co. vs N L Pingel and Ellen Alley et al vs Pat Dalton. In the first case the company Bought Judgment for 201.08 dollars. In the second case the plaintiffs sought 188.60 dollars.
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