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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text discusses hair care products from Mont soups and prepared items. It mentions salt in shampoos as potentially injurious and notes confusion in the text with garbled phrases. No clear facts or individuals are identifiable.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company figures show gradual improvement in business conditions with coal and roofing sectors gaining. Visitors including B B Thayer and J Gulle toured American Brass plants from Kenosha to Waterbury, noting cordial reception and rising interest in copper shingles produced at Anaconda plants.
The May day dance at Washoe park organized by United Spanish War Veterans and allied groups netted 173.05 for the community building fund. Receipts totaled 274.10 with expenses 101.85. The committee included P. E. Sommerhauser J. H. Alexander Dr W Woehler for Spanish War Veterans Dr L G Dunlap and William Sweeney for American Legion and P J Finnegan Aleck MacIntyre Johnson for Kiwanis.
The second evening of mixed doubles bowling at Tescher’s alleys produced high scores led by Borgen with 629 across three games and Minnegan with 602. Irene Cosgrove totaled 279 and Mrs Harrington paced by 245 plus 952 for the round, as other players posted notable marks. A funeral notice for rank Laslovich from St. Michael’s society asks attendance Thursday at 9:15 a.m. at 506 Ash Street.
Montana State College Regimental band gave a Daly gymnasium concert under Louis L. Howard. The 28 member group delivered disciplined harmonies while William Howard on violin and Miss Jarry sang, notably with Beautiful Montana Night.
James J Lappin Jr prominent ranchman of the Deer Lodge valley died Tuesday morning at St Ann hospital after an operation for appendicitis He was born in Pittsburgh Pa and came to Montana with his parents at age five He is survived by his wife and three children Margaret Ellen 7 Charlotte 5 and June left His father Patrick Lappin brother Patrick Lappin Jr three Masters Mrs John Gallagher Mr James Waymeyer and Mrs James Skakles an uncle James Lappin and aunt Mrs Mary McGee The funeral will be held from the family home on Willow creek at a time to be announced The body will be moved to the home today Arrangements made for trains to stop at the ranch for the convenience of friends
Coach A J Rolfe and four Anaconda high school athletes depart for Missoula to compete in the state Interscholastic meet. The boys are Daniel R James Joseph McCarthy Thomas McCarthy and Leon Haddick. A number of students and track fans will attend part of the meet.
A Knights of Columbus dance at the Montana hotel this evening is chaired by Barney McGreevey. Proceeds go to the free milk fund of the A. T M. E. auxiliary, which stresses urgent milk distribution needs.
Mrs. E.R. Goldberg, a former Anaconda resident, died recently in Cleveland Ohio. She had lived in Florida for the past eight years. Mrs. William Goldberg plans to attend the funeral in Cleveland.
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