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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1928
Page
2
The copy extols Snowdrift oil for frying eggs and other dishes praising its freshness shine and delicate wholesome appeal. It claims the oil remains nearly as good after repeated use and emphasizes clean removal of crumbs for reuse.
Beatrice Rosenbaum 10 found dead in a Salem ravine after a two week search. Harry Churchill 43 of Salem under arrest in Lisbon and Youngstown with charges of kidnapping and murder. Police linked Churchill to the case while another man matched a roadster description. Autopsy indicated starvation rather than assault. two women neighbors voiced doubt about the middle aged man seen with Beatrice.
An old style Butte ad invites customers to call 1 9 8 5 for deliveries from McCarthy's Pure Food Stores at 64 East Broadway and 120 North Main. It markets Swift's hams at 25 cents per pound, Sego or Carnation milk in large cans at 9 cents, fresh eggs 29 cents a dozen, and Montana potatoes including Irish Cobbler and Netted Gem. The fruit department stays open till midnight and mail orders receive expert attention.
Local shop advertises crystal pasteurized milk as absolutely the best with home delivery via Butter Phone 181 for ordering and home service.
Butte sign promises 24 hour service at Quartz Street Garage. The ad highlights quick tuneups and a friendly approach, likely appealing to locals needing around the clock vehicle care.
Lewis and Walker assayers and chemists located at 108 North Wyoming Street in Butte offer assaying and chemical work services. R. C. McCarthy at 56 FE Granite in Butte is listed as a related contact or element in the local trades directory.
The Montana State Association of Registered Nurses holds its sixteenth annual convention June 12 13 at the New Finlen hotel Butte with 200 plus expected attendees Frances Vollmer East Helena presides and Dr Hazel D Bonness Helena and Helen Curtis Butte address topics include nursing duties prophylaxis and child welfare Delegates tour hospitals Galen Warm Springs and attend a plunge party at Gregson Springs with luncheon and banquet planned and district No 2 hosts the event.
A city convention plans visits to secure small donations from merchants to aid entertaining visiting delegations. Mullen stresses a modest target with districted donor lists. committees include finance arrangements and program planning to oversee entertainments. The note also mentions that employers have won nearly all strikes in Japan this year.
In Butte the private maternity facility operated by Dr Gertrude Pitkanen lists office at 511 Metaia Bank and contact phone 1012.
Three children reportedly broke arms playing around abandoned premises at 1516 151634 151814 South Warren Avenue in Butte Montana. Property tied to Barney and Julia Ferry Culver City Hotel Culver City California on lots 4 and 5 block 6 McPharland addition per City Engineer description. City notes condemned buildings raising questions of civic glory.
United States circuit court of appeals in San Francisco reverses a Bourquin ruling, clearing the way for an accounting by Anaconda Copper Mining Co. for reverberatory smelting patents held by George Campbell Carson. The case traces methods from Copper Cliff to Cananea and notes new ore concentration advances reducing furnace need.
Memorial day in Deer Lodge includes a 9 o'clock courthouse parade with Boy and Girl Scouts and school groups. The Rialto theater program at 10 features songs, readings, an address by E M Keeley, and a Gettysburg Ad dress, followed by a cemetery decoration and a salute by Powell post ex-service men.
In Deer Lodge on Saturday night a Chevrolet roadster owned by Paul McDowell was stolen while parked. Mr and Mrs McDowell, who were at a dance, found the car missing when they returned. A trunk with Mrs McDowell’s clothing remained in the rear. The Paige coach found early Saturday is tied to Missoula Paige dealer ownership. A passerby saw two men and a woman exit the Paige car and noted the gasoline plug had been unscrewed to hinder pursuit.
Anglers in Deer Lodge on May 28 reported fair success despite favorable weather and receptive trout in Snowshoe lake and Senecal lake. C. E. Aspling landed a native trout just over three pounds at Snowshoe, while Claude Benton filled a basket with varied catches at Senecal lake.
A fragment notes that luck in a river crossing is hampered by high turbulent waters. The text hints at obstacles faced by travelers or traders relying on the waterway for transit. No clear names or dates are provided.
Final examinations for Powell County High School seniors begin May 31. Senior week runs June 4 to 8 with a baccalaureate sermon June 3 at the Presbyterian church by Rev Sutton and commencement June 7 at the local theater.
Thomas Moore of the Gold Creek neighborhood reports a heavy localized rain in Deer Lodge on Sunday, followed by word he will soon start a sizable placer mining operation after completing preliminaries. Also, many patriotic society members attended Sunday worship at the Presbyterian church where Rev. Fred C. Phelps delivered an instructive sermon.
Mr and Mrs Marvin W Trask returned from their Rock Creek lake cabin while Dr and Mrs Arthur S Fee visited relatives near Elliston. Mayor Frank Conley prepares the summer home west of Deer Lodge for the family's return next week. Rotary club Philipsburg invites Mrs George A Carr Leo Zimmerer Lou Boedecker and J H Grenier to Tuesday luncheon with expected vocal numbers from Deer Lodge visitors.
Normal college seniors presented their annual class play Alice Sit by the Fire tonight before a full auditorium. Miss Mary K. Sands directed with cast members Mary Mullins Vivian Eastridge Lona Lee Woolverton Frances Lee Mary Lee Tower William Chance Kenneth Powell Walter Brundage Edith Tweedy. Tomorrow Gargoyles club banquet at the Country Inn.
Hinsdale resident delivered the high school commencement address tonight. Dillon and nearby towns saw social visits, trips to Elk Horn Springs, and a Norman college house warming. Precinct committeemen filings in Dillon show nine Republicans and seven Democrats entered for July primary. London policy calls for police to be at least six feet tall.
Physicians endorse cleansing the system as the key to health. Purify the body with Calotabs, taken twice weekly for several weeks, to boost vitality. A family package with directions is available for 35 cents at any drug store.
Two four room frame dwellings in the 500 block of Jasper street were destroyed last night in a spectacular blaze. The fire began at 508 Jasper street owned by Mrs. Mary Murphy and spread to 506 Jasper owned by P. J. Henretty. Firefighters faced low water pressure as crowds watched and volunteers helped dampen nearby roofs to prevent spread. Officials suspect vandals started the fire after prior arson fears and note the nearby hydrant caps were found off in a previous incident.
Willis J. Abbott argues that provocative reporting fuels international tension. He warns that careful foreign correspondence influences peaceful relations and stresses the responsibility of correspondents to avoid inflaming conflicts.
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