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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
8
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Two separate testimonials from women and one from Mrs Harris in Milwaukee Wisconsin and Mrs Grace in Buffalo New York claim health improvements after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe relief from back pain and increased strength and appetite enabling daily work.
Marl Tucker a prominent Conda man and former Anode baseball player plans to relocate with Mrs Tucker and their two sons to Butte. He will enter business there and manage the Cole-Pitts baseball team this summer, leaving many friends in Anaconda.
Mr and Mrs Bradshaw and Mrs Frank Conroy and Mrs Thomas of Butte motored to Anaconda yesterday to visit friends. Mr and Mrs J F Sullivan and son of Butte are spending the weekend with relatives in Anaconda.
Officer Beausoliel arrested John Polich yesterday on a charge of drunkenness and confined him to the city jail until trial. This was the only arrest made yesterday.
A Cincinnati lawyer reports a tailor defendant in a local court case looking despondent as the trial proceeds. The defendant whispers that the outcome seems dire and suggests moving to dismiss the current jury and empanel a new panel. He notes that every juror allegedly owes him money for clothes.
Anaconda Woman's club prepares for its annual luncheon at the Montana hotel next Saturday. Committee chair Mrs. R. P. Foote reports a large program with executive board and new officers speaking, musical numbers from local artists, and a cello performance by Miss Janette Farnsworth. A one act play Over tone by Alice Gerestenberg will be presented. Dean Ana B. Herrick of Bozeman may attend to discuss the state federation meeting in mid June. Members may bring two guests. names due to Mrs. Foote by May 10.
Anaconda Kiwanians started preliminary work to improve the tourist camp, moving the old mess house from Camp Blethem to the park grounds west of the city, planning to remodel it into an up to date cook house. Members are to report at 9 am to clean the grounds and prepare for further projects.
A large crowd attended the funeral of Miles Finnegan yesterday at 8:30 from his brother Patrick Finnegan's home 516 Cherry Street. The procession reached St Pauls Church for requiem high mass by Rev Father Coopman with choir and soloists. Pallbearers listed and interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Daughters Mrs Herman Nelson Alliance Neb and Mrs EF M Clark Stockton Cal traveled to Anaconda for the service.
Nels Nelson William D Hoyle J F Ververckmoes and C H Wahlsiedt members of the Montana Retail Jewelers Association attended a state meeting in Butte last evening where national VP Mazer spoke. A 7 o'clock dinner at Gamers drew a large statewide delegation. L F Verberckmoes of this city chairs the state board of directors.
Maggie Nelson of Mossdale Bla describes severe headache backache and leg pains with kidney bladder weakness fatigue and breathlessness. After medicines failed doctors advised surgery and she found relief using Waley's Kidney Pills per an advertisement testimonial from Paxson Rockefeller.
Deer Lodge county commissioners will meet on Thursday May 10 1923 to consider a petition by Big Hole basin taxpayers and property owners for construction of a county road in the Big Hole basin. Otto J Jensen Clerk and Recorder ordered the session.
Schedule notes show daily service from Philipsburg leaving 1:30 arriving Anaconda at 8:00. Return departs Anaconda at 7:00 with interim stop in Philipsburg. Julius Mazza listed as contact or operator.
Anaconda Kiwanis President G F Nossell and Mrs. Nossell depart for Livingston to join a statewide Kiwanis banquet and dance honoring International President George H Ross and wife. Ross, active since 1916, will be the principal speaker. he plans a Yellowstone park visit after Livingston.
Fred S Teuscher a native of Switzerland and longtime Gold Coin mine watchman died after a few hours illness while en route to Anaconda He was 69 born in Switzerland He previously ran a Philipsburg dairy and prospected near Southern Cross Funeral arrangements pending word from relatives The body lies at Tuttle undertaking rooms
Lali Les cantz faces a charge of third degree assault on Nick Barkovich filed before Justice Silba on Thursday evening. County Attorney Knight holds evidence suggesting the men’s recent lawsuit, won by Barkovich, led to the alleged assault as a sequel to the dispute.
Boy Scouts plan a citywide collection of old clothes for Near East relief. Residents to place bundles on porches by 9 39 this morning. trucks will pick up from stations at City Hall and churches. Bells ring at 9 30 and a fire truck signals the kickoff. Lincoln school contributed two large truck loads yesterday. Gunny sacks requested for packing and shipment.
Judge Gary of United States Steel argues immigration laws limit labor and should be bent to meet industrial needs while not defending unrestricted entry. He cites labor abundance overseas and faces broader press support. The Labor side and officials warn against flooding the country as prosperity grows. The Literary Digest for May 5 outlines related pieces on politics labor fascism and culture.
The weekly edition gathers the best global comic comments and witty yarns from newspaper jokesmiths. It promises sharp banter and the funniest bets of the hour, delivered as cinema entertainment in selected venues.
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