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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
9
A well known physician reports Moone's Emerald Oil removes obstinate piles after a few applications and stops itching burning bleeding and distress. Sufferers are advised to start treatment promptly, as the remedy is easily applied. City Drug store supplies it and mail orders are accepted.
At the family home 11 Elm Street Wall Walton Galle aged 19 days beloved son of Mr and Mrs Wall Galle remains at the family home funeral to be held Friday at a time to be announced later
Straw hats of all kinds will be worn across Montana next Saturday May 26 designated as straw hat day in Helena and Anaconda observers expect a larger turnout than previous years Originated in Boston the idea spread after a 11 year history in the state with business groups promoting the event Rain or shine residents don their straw lids on the designated day as a summer tradition across towns and cities
Mary Bloyd forfeited a $15 bond by failing to appear on a vagrancy charge. Thomas Doe was arrested for drunkenness and turned over to county for prosecution. Young Doe Reardon was dismissed with a lecture. A man calling himself Mr Carlson was fined $10 for drunkenness.
Mrs FE M Doby of Asbury Park New Jersey reports a years long hacking cough relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy claims quick relief for coughs colds croup throat chest and bronchial trouble without opiates and notes its status as the world's best selling cough medicine from Paxson Rockefeller Ad.
Attention Ladies of the G AR. At the home of her daughter Mrs FR W Rule Wednesday morning Mrs Mary J Agle age 86 years 6 months 16 days funeral from the residence 211 East Third street Friday afternoon at 2 45 o'clock under the aus of the Christian Science society interment in Hiju cemetery Friends are requested to omit flowers.
A major Anaconda burglary targeted Nossell and Parker dry goods on East Park Avenue Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, with about $1000 in silk garments stolen. Silk underwear, hose, blouses, bolts of silk and a white silk line were taken while the rear door window was broken. Detectives note the thieves left a crow bar and appeared to inventory merchandise, with a suspicious man seen purchasing silk underwear earlier and saying, I’m coming back again. Authorities suspect insiders or an accomplice linked to the store’s management.
Tommy Gibbons, challenger for the world heavyweight title, led a Kiwanis club gathering at the Montana hotel. Promoter Lloyd Molumby outlined Shelby July 4 fight plans, while Jim Downing reviewed state tour details. Sheridan's orchestra provided music as members prepared the tourist camp for visitors and campers in coming days.
Members of Eureka chapter of the Order of Eastern Star prepare a special meeting tonight with grand matron Mrs. Nellie Lovell of Dillon as guest. Degree work will be shown for several candidates, followed by a banquet and program. Business meets at 8 o'clock. members urged to attend. Mrs. Lovell will visit Butte tomorrow evening.
Miss Esteher Pearson headlined a heartily praised concert at Zion Lutheran church in Anaconda last night. The singer received multiple encores with Florence Blomstrom on piano and Roy Slosson performing, drawing a large crowd. Acacia Lodge No 338 A F and A M schedules Past Masters Night on Friday May 25 at 730 pm with all lodge officers filled by past masters. Masters and masons invited with refreshments after degree work.
Anaconda News in Brief lists local advertisements, business notices, and social visits. Among items are former residents visiting, sales on vacuums and plants, upcomings dances, lodge meetings, hotel arrivals, and church society notices. Multiple residents from Butte, Deer Lodge, and other areas are cited.
Mrs. Mary J. Agile longtime Anaconda resident died yesterday at her daughter Mrs. Richard Rule s home 211 East Third street She was born November 9 1836 in Ohio and spent over 80 years in the city an invalid for six years She is survived by daughter Mrs Ella McGregor of Portland four grandchildren She belonged to the Ladies of the G A R and the Christian Science society Funeral Friday at 2 45 p m from the family home Interment in Hill Cemetery
Ten members of the State College at Bozeman junior chemistry class visited Anaconda to inspect the Washoe reduction works. Professor William M. Cobleigh led the tour through the smelters, with students including Virgil Wilson Oscar Quimby Floyd Newkirk Lynn Thompson J Roy Coulter H D Cashmere Charles Taylor Edward Bunney Charles Schuch and Ted Johnson.
Justice Henried Edwards-Riblett officiated yesterday as Samuel J. Edwards of Anaconda married Mary Riblet of Great Falls. Witnesses were L. V. Gorman and Mrs. M. Martin. The couple will reside in Anaconda. Edwards works for the A. C. M. Co. The tobacco plant remark appears as unrelated context about plant adaptation.
A traveler rides Den ver and Rio Grande Western railroad past the famed Royal Gorge. The outing centers on scenic views and a historic rail line linking rural landscapes with mountain passes.
A vintage advertisement promotes Zemo as a safe dependable treatment for itching and skin troubles. It claims relief from itching torture and cleansing benefits, urging readers to buy a 3hc or $1 bottle and apply as directed to banish irritations pimples eczema blotches ringworm and similar conditions.
Oliver W. Belden, Montana Rotary district governor, hailed by Anaconda Rotary Club. L. V. Bender to succeed on July 1 as district governor. Belden lauded Montana clubs for work with boys, crippled children, and youth access to state university. Memorial day band funding, Tom Davis nomination, and visitors North Billings and Bozeman noted.
Bernadotte lodge of the Order of Vasa extends its fundraising drive from May 9 to June 18 to build a lodge hall. The group plans a structure for all club and lodge activities, delaying earlier plans due to charitable expense demands. The campaign, begun last fall, aims for a successful completion.
Anaconda Elks lodge No. 239 gears up for its final dance of the season at the Milwaukee hall in Deer Lodge on June 2. Deer Lodge members run the affair with W. E. Keeley as arrangements chairman and Frank Conley leading the reception committee.
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