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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1924

Page

8

South Bend Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Mrs Dora Osborne of 430 Sherman Ave South Bend Indiana describes heavy fatigue back pain and bearing down symptoms from female weakness. After doctors recommended operation her husband bought Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and after three bottles she says she feels herself again. The ad urges other women to try the remedy.

South Bend Indiana Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pincham Dora Osborne Sherman Ave

Sutherland visit highlights Deer Lodge notes and arrivals

Deer Lodge records a Seattle couple visiting friends and shopping before resuming eastward travel. Local residents endure hospital operations and recoveries, while others travel from Butte Portland Anaconda and Helena for visits business or summer postings.

Mooney Injured in Auto Accident en Route to Yellowstone

Livingston dispatch reports Guy Mooney secretary to Congressman Scott Lesa vitt suffered minor injuries in a Friday morning car crash near Laurel. Mooney and traveling companion Harry Griffin former Great Falls Tribune reporter escaped with only shaken nerves after their vehicle skidded and tipped over. They continued toward Yellowstone National Park arriving in Livingston that afternoon.

Associated Press Livingston Guy Mooney Scott Lesavitt Yellowstone National Park Harry Griffin Great Falls

Rebel General Executed Near Parral

General Manuel Chao, a revolutionary leader involved in raiding trains from Juarez to Mexico City, was captured near Parral and believed executed early yesterday, according to reports from Chihuahua City.

Associated Press Chihuahua City Mexico Manuel Chao Juarez Mexico City Parral

Bandits Kill Guard at New York Central Yard

In New York on June 27 two bandits stopped an armored car at the Mott Haven yard of the New York Central railroad and shot guard Joseph Carlin, killing him and escaping with the payroll.

Associated Press New York Joseph Carlin Mott Haven New York Central Railroad

Kansas Representative Edward Little Dies in Washington

Associated Press report from Washington dated June 7 states Kansas Representative Edward Little died at a hospital in the capital. The cause is not provided. Congress, colleagues, and Kansas officials react to the loss.

Kansas Associated Press Washington Edward Little

Zemo Promises Eczema Relief and Skin Care

Advertises Zemo to treat eczema and skin ailments for 3f or 1 large size. Claims rapid itch relief and healing of sores burns wounds and chafing. Describes Zemo as a clean, dependable antiseptic product with soap and ointment included.

Baltimore

Dillon voters approve $100000 water bond issue

Dillon June 27. A city election authorized a $100,000 bond for a new water system. Voters were limited to taxpayers. only three votes opposed. Steel mains will be installed this summer with work beginning once bonds are floated, reflecting years of community demand.

Dillon

Dillon Firemen Prepare Free Fourth of July Program

The Dillon volunteer fire department held a meeting to finalize a full all free Fourth of July celebration. Activities run from a sunrise salutes to a late evening free dance at Dillmont Park. A polo game on horses and a racing program join children’s events and fireworks as new highlights.

Dillon Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Dillmont Park

Dillon Residents Visit and Business Trips In Dillon

Dale Metlen attends to business from his Horse Prairie ranch. Evelyn Border of Bozeman visits Dillon at her sister Mrs M D Menke. M D Jardine comes from Jackson Colorado. Alf Decker stays a couple days from Armstead. F D Autremont travels from Helena. Joseph Wall of Dell and Jake Neidt from Big Hole basin are in Dillon. John Mullen of Armstead visits. E F Price of Dell stays several days. Robert Woody of Big Hole basin is in town. Frank Beecher from Reichle and Jules Wenger from Jackson visit. Victor Christensen and wife from Yakima with two daughters tour Dillon visiting parents Peter and Mrs Christensen.

Dillon Dale Metlen Horse Prairie Evelyn Border Bozeman T. H. Menke M. D. Jardine Jackson Col Alf Decker Armstead F. D'Autremont Helena Victor Christensen Yakima. Wash Mr. Christensen Peter Christensen

American Women Have Home in Paris

The American Women’s club with 1000 members must quit its Boulevard Malesherbes quarters and may buy a large private house in the Arc de Triomphe area. The American Library, started by the American Library Association, has offers on buildings to expand beyond its crowded Rue Elysee site.

Paris American Library of American Women's Club Women’s Club Boulevard Malesherbes Arc de Triomphe American Library American Library Association Rue Elysee

Close border ports in Arizona set to 9 p.m.

Washington reports Nogales Douglas and Nacco three Arizona ports of entry added to southern border closures. Each day the ports will shut at 9 p m instead of midnight to enforce border restrictions.

Associated Press Washington Nogales Douglas Nacco Arizona

Anaconda Declared Cleanest City in Montana

State Fire Marshal Brooks and Assistant Fire Marshal Johnson, with Anaconda Fire Chief Charles Collins, named Anaconda the cleanest city in Montana after a state wide inspection. They praised the city’s fire prevention measures and the overall appearance observed during the thorough inspection.

Montana Anaconda Brooks Johnson Helena Charles Collins Collins

Auto bus fire traps driver in Anaconda connection tragedy

H Snow of Anaconda escaped serious burns when a Deer Lodge to Anaconda bus caught fire on a hill near the Deer Lodge road. A floor flare and ignition caused a blast, a locked door was forced open, and the vehicle burned to char as the driver jumped to safety. The blaze spread from a suspected gasoline leak, leaving the wreckage at the hillside.

Anaconda Deer Lodge H. Snow Mr. Snow Snow

Barn Fire Destroys Rear Structure at 114 West Park

Fire of unknown origin damaged a large barn behind 114 West Park avenue yesterday afternoon about 4 30. Firemen found the wooden building blazing rapidly as flames consumed the frail structure. A Antone, resident of the house nearby, faced the blaze.

West Park Avenue A. Antone

Fire damages Branscombe garage. quick flames contained

A blaze at the Branscombe garage caused heavy smoke and crowds before firefighters halted spread. The owner, Mickey Campbell, saw his horse rescued from the barn. damage is not believed to be heavy.

Branscombe Mickey" Campbell

Sheriff takes charge of abandoned automobile

After three days in front of the Anaconda National Bank a Buick with Oregon plates was moved to the county garage by Deputy Sheriff Mike Sestrich. The owner is unknown and residents say the car stood on the street. deputies believe it was stolen and abandoned by occupants who feared suspicion. The auto is in good condition and fueled.

Anacconda National Bank Oregon Mike Sestrich

Kiwanis Juniors Beat Page Specials In Juvenile Baseball

In Anaconda a morning game at the city common saw the Kiwanis Juniors defeat the Page Specials 13 to 7. Davidson and McGrath pitched for the winners while Stoddard and Macintyre worked for the losers. The Anaconda Specials earned a win over the Anode Specials by default when the latter failed to appear. Playground supervisor E. J. Stevens announced a new small boys baseball program and a corner of the common will be set aside for practice.

Anaconda City Common Kiwanis Page Davidson McGrath Stoddard Macintyre E. J. Stevens

Prince Henry to Lead British at Olympics Opening

Prince Henry, third son of King George, will lead England at the opening ceremony of the Olympic games in Colombes stadium near Paris on August 5. After the march past, he will retire as British teams take over the competition, with two large training camps near London and a £380,000 budget allocated for preparations.

London Prince Henry King George England Colombes Stadium Paris

Olympic Team Fund Campaign Nears Target

The group plans to equip and maintain their Olympic teams with only £2600 left to raise, a final push aimed at securing necessary gear and ongoing support for national entrants.

Fragmented historical notes on early women and world facts

A collage of 1910s era items notes early female politicians in Kansas, government subsidies for air transport, pest control campaigns in New York, Turkish advertising taxes, origins of tennis, trade growth, Japan's rice imports, France textile capacity, and Damascus-Beirut bus service expansion.

America New York Tenez Ella Wilson Hunnewell Kas Australia United States Latin America Japan France Damascus-Beirut Syria

Portuguese Cabinet Crisis Continues as Premier Stays

In Lisbon on June 7 the Portuguese cabinet led by Alvaro Castro resigned but Castro will remain in office for the time being. The cabinet had been formed last December and its fate was decided last night.

Qlirs Associated Press Lisbon Portugal Alvaro Castro Castro

Funeral notices for Mrs. Jennie Coonan and James Harrington

Attention Women of Woodcraft Circle No 71 notes the funeral for Mrs Jennie Coonan at 416 Elim Street Monday 9 30 AM then Mass at St Pauls Church and burial at Mount Carmel Harrington of this city James Joseph Harrington age 33 is at P J Finnegan funeral chapel with service from the home of his sister Mrs John Russell 305 West Park Ave time to be announced later

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