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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
3
A plumed Knights parade marched up Montane street toward the church as the Knights entered Mountain View where Rev Col. Cutford preached the sermon.
A historic annual service at Mountain View Church featured Dr. George W Craven of the Site School of Mines as prelate. The rector delivered a sermon urging builders of civilization to focus on character raising homes schools and churches and to base society on Jesus Christ building a temple of humanity through personal virtue and public service.
A broken-down woman from Donaldsonville Louisiana writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after months of pain and near suffocation. She also used Pinkham's Sanative Wash and praises the medicines, offering to recommend them to other women with female troubles.
Review notes Fools First and The Rubberneck head a vivid film bill. Neilan earns praise for casting and pacing as a tale of the other half living beyond law, with Raymond Old Banker as a standout. The program also includes Pathe News and a feature comedy, The Rubberneck, and runs tonight.
Willard Cook died Saturday noon at his home on South Second street after a lingering illness. Born in Mottville Michigan in 1861, he is survived by his wife, two sons Hert and Clayton of Michigan, two sisters in Constantine, a half brother Tobias Schurt, and Mrs Amelia Curn. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the Christian church with Rev CN Balen officiating.
Deyott, the victim, told police he was accosted by three about 18 year old youths on Granite Street at Thornton around midnight. Two carried revolvers and forced him to surrender five in silver before escaping. one, not masked, failed to take his watch chain or stickpin. Officers are pursuing the case.
Officers Rodda and Gerry found an automobile in an alley between Wyoming and Arizona streets around midnight containing a five gallon keg of moonshine. There was no one nearby and after waiting a time the car was towed to the police station. An empty keg smelled of liquor was also inside.
The article outlines correct flag handling with hoisting to the staff top then lowering, half mast by noon on Memorial Day, and no placing objects on the flag. It notes drapery should use bunting not the flag and warns against flag contact with the floor or surface.
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