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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement promises a home complexion recipe using ten cents worth of oatmeal and derwillo. It claims one application will astonish and urges readers to read the forthcoming announcement in this paper detailing full usage instructions.
District five hosts two home garden campaign meetings this evening. Hawthorne school auditorium hosts Whittier and Hawthorne districts with talks by Dr. Peter Potter and J T Dorsh, plus music from Hawthorne students. Greeley school program also features Potter Hawkesworth and a vegetable garden talk by Mrs. Lee Granting, with music and refreshments.
Those not interested are urged to go away. It is hoped the premium lists will be ready for distribution to those who wish to enter the contests.
The Ansonia theater extended Mickey for a second week due to overwhelming crowds and ongoing demand. Mischa Guterson leads an augmented orchestra with a renowned Russian cellist as the film continues its nightly showings in Butte through Monday.
Lizzie M Spooner and Melvina Laland e file two suits against Lelia Harper Cobban Casey Day Co and George J Casey Co to quiet title to the North Star lode claiming ownership and asking the court to declare defendants have no rights or title to any part while identifying descendants with potential interests in portions.
Butte Rotarians heard Dr. T. C. Witherspoon outline Rotary principles, stressing growth and service to neighbors. Members shared how Rotary aided them, urged greater dedication between meetings, and discussed upcoming district events including governors' visits and a Salt Lake City convention trip.
The May 18 2010 horoscope notes gentle guidance from astrologer experts, highlighting mental vision and gradual moderation. It predicts social changes extending beyond Europe, urging arbitration between employers and employees and cautioning against signing documents during unfavorable periods.
The fragment hints at a summer editorial theme of astrology predicting political activity, gender roles, societal questions, and a mysterious crime in Treland. It notes women rising in influence, cautious behavior to avoid scandal, and birth dates shaping character, all tied to a broad outlook for the year.
Judge Grimes found Alexander, Martin, and Cupidh guilty of gambling after noon in Ries’s cigar store at 312 East Park street. Detectives Morrissey and Burns testified money and cards were used in a game of black jack. Ries, owner, pocketed the stake as officers entered. Martin and Cupidh claimed the game started but Ries was seizing the money. Judge fined one defendant $50 and others $10. A passenger in a morning car incident was also fined for speeding.
Helena advices say the supreme court granted a stay of execution for former Traffie Sergeant Philip Prita sentenced for second degree murder. The stay delays the formal commitment until July 25, leaving the prisoner in county jail while a new trial or appeal decision is considered. Attorney changes include Joe Grigin as defense, with Edward O’Flynn for city interests, and later Matt Canning and P Geagan joining for Prita’s new counsel.
A man testified before Justice W H Wilkinson that he was in bed when his prize pigeons were stolen. The evidence, including a claim that he could not have committed the theft while asleep, pointed to an attempted defense but did not fully exonerate him.
Fashion note advises saving sequins by using net fabric and a touch of tulle to create froth effect. It suggests simple decorative techniques for short garments and accessories.
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