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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1924
Page
11
Anaconda fire prevention committee led by Mayor McCavitt inspected the city to confirm yards and streets were cleaned. They noted 3000 loads of refuse removed, praised school drills at Lincoln and high schools, and observed students reciting Little Flags for visitors.
Timothy Edward Ryan the young son of Mr and Mrs T B Ryan of 309 East Fourth Street was buried yesterday morning with services at St Pauls church His body was escorted to the grave by six of his playmates Children of the third grade of St Peters school attended the funeral in a body Mary Day was decorator of the mass sung at the church during which Mrs Peter Launderville sang Beautiful Angel and Know Ye the Angels Standing Gila Plural offerings were many the little blanket being banked with these last tributes from friends of the family Pallbearers were Jackie Rankin Walter Emmons Charles Smollock James Ryan Willie Roland and Joseph Smollock Burial was in Mount Carmel cemetery
Anaconda notes list furniture for sale at 614 Pine and three room furnished for rent at 415 West Sixth with phone 6154. Local clubs hold meetings at Odd Fellows Hall and Norweg ian Lutheran church apron sale. Firefighters battled a brush fire on Mill creek near Anaconda with control hoped by night. Visitors at the Montana hotel include Fred Schenk of Butte and McWilliams of Great Falls. A street scene of sales, house rentals, and social notices reflects daily life in Anaconda.
Judge J C Smith of Dillon ordered the release of George Haining from the Warm Springs state asylum in habeas corpus proceedings. Haining, committed from Missoula March 21, suffered hallucinations including persecutory delusions about doctors. The court noted he had shown improvement and suggested treatment elsewhere, possibly Canada, while preserving the main outcome of release.
The Margaret theater presents The White Sun tonight and tomorrow, a high value photoplay praised for its tense plot and strong heroine Hattie You. The story follows her rise from a drab village life to moneyed circles, a mock wedding, lost husband, and a daring search for her child. The film is lauded for its logical, realistic plot and gripping sequence, amid ads for Foley Honey Compound and Paxson & Rockefeller.
An upset stomach and poor digestion lead to weakness and illness. Correcting this condition is presented as the first step to feeling well and strong, with emphasis on restoring proper digestive function.
This great medicine will tone up the system soothe an inflamed stomach remove accumulated poison and start the digestive organs functioning properly thus allowing the system to assimilate the food one eats all good druggists sell Tanlac.
Overland travelers begin arriving as the Anaconda tourist park nears opening. Caretakers Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Darby have moved in. Kiwanians prepare to plant 60 shaded trees, joining 100 already in the ground. Grounds, buildings, and amenities are in first class condition with trees along the creek and hillside.
Three candidates entered the upcoming primaries on the Democratic ticket P T OBrien for county assessor where he has served as chief deputy for over three years Ernest A Christie seeks treasurership and Hayes Lavis seeks clerk of the district court A card of thanks from Mrs John OHara and family expresses gratitude to the Sisters of Charity Dominican Ursuline and converter men for support and floral offerings.
An old newspaper notice promotes Emerald Olt as a cure for swollen glands and goitre, claiming quick healing with no scar. It advertises a two-ounce bottle, mail orders, and general tonics, plus a real estate listing and a bungalow sale with terms.
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