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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1922
Page
9
Anaconda Country club announces its annual flag day handicap tournament set for Tuesday May 30. The event follows Western Golf Association rules with an entrance fee of 60 cents, prize money split among three winners. Harold Hiser at the course handles entries and tournament cards as the mixed foursome advances, weather permitting.
John W Watts 19 died at home 604 Ferry street after illness. Born in Mexico Missouri August 14 1856 he lived in Montana at Bozeman and Anaconda and leaves a wife two sons Fred and Willard and two daughters Mex Tacoma. five sisters Mrs J F Winant Mrs Hodges Mrs Charles Muir Mrs Thomas Harlow Mrs Ed Jesse. He once ran the Stuckey ranch in Deer Lodge Valley and was a pioneer in the area. Funeral Monday at home then Christian church with Rev L E Obert officiating. The Dailey acquitted: Charles Dailey son of Sam Dailey Park County stockman and barn director aquitted of moonshine manufacture in Park County Montana.
Anaconda News in Brief notes Pansies in bloom and visits in Butte. Mr John Prince visited friends in Butte. Various local shoppers and events listed including decorations, sales, and park activities at Washoe park tonight.
A Mrs C Osborn of Cleveland Ohio states her granddaughter suffered a two year cough. After using Foley’s Money and Tar the cough ceased and phlegm loosened. The ad claims Foley’s Tar helps feverish colds, coughs and wheezing, checks croup and whooping cough, and is sold everywhere.
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting for election of directors and other business. Meeting at the company office in Aconda Montana on Tuesday June 6, 1922 at 8 p.m. Halloran signs the notice.
The verse questions golf on Sunday and its terror and joy, musing on the strange mix of fear and amusement players feel on the links. It plays with exclamations and quirky phrasing to evoke a lighthearted, restless mood about the game.
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