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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
6
Mrs. Ade Mensel of Portland Oregon reports using Cuticara Soap and Ointment to treat a widespread watery skin condition. After applying two cakes of soap and one box of ointment she notes the patient was healed. The ad urges readers to give Cuticara Soap Ointment and Talcum their skin care.
An advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid described as penetrating and non greasy. It claims relief from skin troubles when used with Zemo soap, noting ordinary soaps irritate and worsen conditions and promising low cost and easy application.
A reader recalls trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble with no relief. The testimonial claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, curing ailments from stomach to appendix, with a money back guarantee and pharmacist ads offering the product.
A garbled list of players and captains appears to describe upcoming City League action. Names such as Russell McGrath Joe Budack John Dyer Tom Johnson and Hartington are cited among a wider mix of likely team personnel and coaches, with no clear game details.
The Condors and Printers meet in the first regular baseball game of the season at Washoe Park Sunday afternoon. Both teams have worked weeks and played practice games, but this will be the first real matchup. A youth race program is listed before the game for boys and girls under 18. Domitrovich will act as race judge. New officers were placed in nomination and refreshments were served.
Edward Knight died at St. Ann's hospital after collapsing on Haat Park Avenue Monday evening. He never regained consciousness despite medical attention. Police transported him to the hospital and friends sought his son’s address. Knight, long employed as a painter or helper at By, A P, rail line in Went Park Avenue, was widowed years ago in North Dakota. Body taken to Tuttle undertaking rooms. Authorities seek his son.
Glyde Murphy received recognition in university election honors as students noted civic involvement. Funeral services for Peter Desourd of Anacon were held at his home with a requiem mass at St Pauls Church prior to burial. Arthur Fortier named to Juanita OM syndicate board. deep test well project at company property near Billings underway.
Winners in spring mixed foursome golf at Anaconda Country Club were announced after yesterday’s matches. In flight one Dr C Johnson and Mrs Branacombe defeated R P Wood and Mrs Frederick Laist two up. Flight two saw J T Thomas and Mrs E Klepetko beat B Morrow and Mrs R B Handley two up with one to play. Dr J Tucker won in the fourth flight, one up, with final matches and handicap finals scheduled for Sunday.
Funeral services for Mrs Lydia Irvine were held yesterday afternoon at her home 317 East Third Street. The Christian Science rite was conducted by Mrs Mary A Blackam.
Boy Scouts of Anaconda are asked to meet at the courthouse headquarters Saturday at 2 30 PM to march to the Bluebird theater for a free show. Only Scout members may attend. The court of honor convenes at 2 PM in the district courtroom. Executive E E McWain will attend an executives conference in Butte Saturday and Sunday, and the headquarters office will be closed those days.
An announcement invites crowds to the Moose Dance Hall reopening Friday evening May 27 with music by veterans of the dancing circle. The event features novelty acts and a weekly dancing party at the venue. Also showing at Imperial theater is Cheated Love with Carmel Myere, billed as a heart touching modern drama of treachery and tears, plus the episode Treachery in the serial with Eddie Polo and a news reel. Funeral services for P. J. Monahan are set for Friday at 9 a.m. in the Sincerity Tent No. 3. Montana beat Idaho 4 to 3 in Missoula as the Grizzlies staged a seventh inning rally. Shanghai natives favor trackless trolleys amid Shanghai city life.
C A Jakways state game warden reports birds with crops, including gallinaceous species like grouse and pheasant, are not harmed by poisoned grain used against gophers. He notes ducks and geese are at risk only if they feed on the grain, while some insectivorous birds may be killed. He supports farmers’ rodent control while awaiting further study.
Bozeman delegates attend the seventeenth annual Montana Federation of Women s Clubs convention in Butte with 15 voting delegates plus officers. The Housekeepers and Woman s clubs are well represented through presidents and delegates including Mrs Paul J Davies, Mrs J R Parker, and Mrs F J Powers. Mrs Powers, federation president, travels with grandson Jask Richardson, while Mrs Benepe and others join from Bozeman. Some members attend the League of Women Voters meeting preceding the convention.
A Montana drive led by H M Shea aims to force every restaurant and care keeper to maintain sanitary conditions. W F Cogswell revoked City cafe license after Shea toured public eating places. More licenses will follow under new law authority. The dispatch also notes the death of a Balaklava battlefield veteran aged 84, survived by a son and daughter, with services by the British Overseas club.
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