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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Zemo as a reliable remedy for itching rashes and skin diseases. It claims quick relief from itching, disappearance of minor blemishes overnight, and safe use on tender skin, with pricing at 35c for a small bottle and $1.00 for a large bottle.
A health pamphlet argues that women vary in happiness and usefulness, noting that most can shed aches and the blues with the Lyefin Elblakhat Vegetable Compound, which it claims gives many a new lease on life.
Testimony in Helena reveals alleged conversion of food supplies coal lumber and hay to former Warden Frank Conley. Witnesses discuss Valley Creamery ownership, prison ranch operations including horse teams, beef deliveries, and a 1912 report on convict labor at the warden's house.
Mary Hall, leading woman with Walter Hampyn during his repertory at the Broadway theater May 22 and 23, brings a long varied theater experience from Kansas City to New York. Critics praised her Lady Macbeth in New York April 1921, with Alexander Wolcott noting three cheers for her performance.
A man driving an auto lost control at Broadway and Me Street this afternoon. He climbed out, damaged the car, and a wrecked machine was left as a plaything. The notice pins a price of 250 dollars for sale.
Modern Woodmen of America Silver Bow camp to initiate 15 candidates at Knights of Pythias hall tonight. Commission reports expected. luncheon planned on June 2 for camp members. Local baseball team formed by three camps in Silver Bow county held a tie game last night. Captain Schulz says fast ball shown. Other Woodmen camps are forming teams with plans for a regular schedule.
R Webster of the YMCA Asia desk told the Rotary Club youth in India show promise if given equal chances. He cited limited executive roles yet noted India has produced able statesmen and inventors and highlighted postwar ideas returning home. He recounted General Smutz's Africa campaign and described tropical hardships, plus U.S. Negro efforts in Africa. The meeting included a fundraiser for juvenile library books and news of a May 2 university troupe visit and a card party.
A century review notes Beyond the Rocks achieving near success with Ewanson and Rodolph Valen Lino praised for sturdy casting and engaging story. The cinema page announces Matrimony a Fail in Bre and two Robinson Crusoe chapters as leading booking, with Paramount’s comedy a genuine crowd pleaser.
The Butte Chamber of Commerce elected eight directors for two years in the largest vote by members to date. Named winners include Paul A Gow Lyne Steyne Perham Witherspoon Charles H M Rowe and Arthur Teetors. Remaining directors listed are Barker J L Eric William Davie Kallwey John Gillie Peter Potvor Merman Blank.
The Country Club dinner dance last evening drew many Butte society members. The club season began Wednesday with women's golf matches and a reception, followed by a dance that served dinner to about 60 people and kept playing Ragtime music until midnight.
In Washington May 18 Senator Underwood of Alabama argued in the Senate that Republicans would accept the pending tariff bill and that the fall campaign would judge the measure by its tax impact. He urged that duties on pigments for paints and related oxidized materials be scrutinized, noting the home tax effect on readers and farmers, and criticizing the linseed oil differential as inappropriately tied to oxide duties.
The Butte Civitan club will hold a noon luncheon at the Thornton hut on Saturday following a charter membership committee call. The meeting aims to file a charter application with International Civitan before officers depart for the June 6 to 8 Chattanooga convention. Messages from Kiwanis and Civitan clubs were read, with plans for charter membership and further applications discussed.
Mrs Maggie Smith Mathaway of Ra yaill county hosts a special League of Women Voters meeting at 8:30 pm to hear Ira Hathaway recount the Washington convention. Hathaway, Montana’s delegate, will summarize parts of the U S and South American conferences for attendees in Butte.
The Napton apartment building in Butte has been fully renovated by Napton Realty and lessee Mrs. Ureka Swanson. Interior work began last November and was completed recently. Improvements cost about 69 dollars and touched all units from single to multiplex with carpenters and decorators updating plumbing, furnishings, and rugs. The building, once among the city’s best, is now even more up to date.
An order to show cause why William Phillips administrator of Lura Phillips estate may not sell a one half interest in lots 32 33 block 1 Grand Avenue addition will be heard by Judge Lynch on June 24.
A detailed American view on Russian economic issues emerged from a State Department cable. Ambassador Child met with Signor Schanzer and Premier Lloyd George in Genoa to discuss possible participation in a Washington inquiry. Officials indicated Russia’s path to restoration remains unclear and that the Genoa atmosphere shows less confusion than expected.
Philipsburg May 18 The Woman's club plans a Monday evening carnival at 7 to raise money for a school nurse for the upcoming year. The program features living pictures cabaret acts vaudeville g feats and a street parade. Decorations will honor local veterans with trees planted near the courthouse.
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