Levengood Pioneer of Deer Lodge Valley Dies at 78
Nathan James Levengood a longtime Deer Lodge valley resident and early Anaconda settler died at his home in the west valley after a career in ranching and stockraising. Survived by his wife and brother Peter Levengood, he joined Acacia Lodge No. 33 Masonry over 60 years ago. Born February 22, 1837 in Fal Mouth Kentucky, he came to the Deer Lodge valley in 1878 and waa among the first settlers before Anaconda was founded. Funeral under Masonic auspices at Maronic temple Wednesday.
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Nathan James Levengood
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
West Valley
Peter Levenwood
Mr. Levengood
Warm Springs
Acacia Lodge
Maronic Temple
Deer Lodge Valley
Fal Mouth
Pendleton County
Acceptance of World's Records Claimed by Amateur Athletic Union
Frederick W. Rubén announces acceptance of most American track and field records by the International Amateur Athletic Federation. New world marks listed include 100 yards in 9.5 seconds by H. P. Drew and other records from 1914 to 1934 across events such as sprints, relays, hurdles, high jump, and discus.
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Geneva
International Amateurthletic Federation
Frederick W. Rublen
Amateur Athletic Union
H. P. Drew
Berkeley
Cal
Claremont
George Parker
Fresno
J. E. Meredith
Cambridge
Mass
J.E. Meredith
Philadelphia
Taber
G. H. Goulding
New Brunal
Sahan
Yaran
Ingylvania
Sherman Sanders
F. S. Davis
W. C. Jond
Elmer Smidt
Philadelia
University of Pennsylvania
Sherman Landers
Davis
W. C. Haymond
Elmer Smith
Kaufman
Lockwood
Lippincott
Meredith
Cornell University
Taylor
Hartmire
Windnagel
Potter
Philaphia
Earl J. Thompson
Dartmouth College
Franklin Fied
R. Simpson
Columbia
John K. Norton
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Pasadena
E. Beeson
Oxford
Tatham
Stollard
Milligan
Rudd
James Duncan
Standard Printers Lose Opener to Condors In Nine Inning Nine
The Standard primers baseball team fell 14 to 11 to the Condors in their season debut. Several expected stars were absent, replacements struggled, but Bob Platt and Eddie Erickson stood out with sharp pitching and flawless fielding. Capt. Kieley plans to bring a full team to Deer Lodge this afternoon for a rematch next Saturday.
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Eddie Erickson
Burdash
Printers
Platt
Capt
Kieley
Wil
Deer Lodge
It Might Happen to You at Imperial Theater
It Might Happen to You at Imperial Theater features a monkeys only jazz band performing on screen. The skit includes two simians fighting with witty subtitles and a lively monkey orchestra that anchors banquet scenes and other moments in this Archice Pictures release.
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Imperial
Ttmn
The
Monkey Orchestra
Tare
Billy Mason
Jimmie
Anaconda Theaters Bluebird Showing of The Jacklins
The Bluebird theatre in Anaconda screens Monte Blue in The Jacklins at the Imperial showing It Might Happen to You. The two features headline the bill with period style cinema programming.
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Monte Blue
Imperial
Farm Without Animal Surprises Visitors Near Anaconda
A visitor from Winnipeg describes a 10,000 acre farm near Anaconda with no live stock and no work animals in four years of operation. The Schaals rely on a fleet of forty tractors, three thrashing rigs, and numerous autos to seed, plow, and harvest. The farm claims one acre is turned over every two minutes and all areas are within fifteen minutes of each other.
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Anaconda News Briefs and Local Notes
Local items include a lost diamond ring reward, a special Phil Sheridan club meeting, and various city notices. Attendees from Butte and Missoula visited Anaconda, with funeral attendance for Ed Knight, and high school alumni planned a Condors game at Washoe Park. Messages mention housing requests, a sale listing, and Sunday postal rules zeroing mail delivery.
Juniors Challenge Any 16 Year Olds
The Minor Athletic Baseball club, to be known as the J. B. Goose Juniors, has won its first three games and will meet the Park Ramblers at Washoe Park at 10 a.m. today. They will challenge any state team under 16. Lineup includes Mulvihill, Emmon, Dooley, O Neill, O Keefe, Gallagher, Riviere, McDonald, Howard, Leonard. Address all challenges to J. B. Juniors, P. O. box 547.
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Washoe Park
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John Emmon W. Dooley
D. O'Neill
J. O'Keefe
J. Gallagher
B. Riviere
G. McDonald
B. Howard
T. Leonard
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Standing Before King Faro's Tomb in Anaconda
A old man recalls a past gambling era in Anaconda as a boy and grandfather reflect beside a station and a decaying gambling house. They pass a vacant storefront, recalling big bets, old saloons, and now silent rooms. The elder laments lost days, the law, and the lure of old crowds.
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Main
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Front Street
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New Margaret Theater
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Memorial Day Observance At Anaconda Cemeteries
Memorial Day events in Anaconda honor departed veterans. Groundskeepers note spring verdure as flags were placed on graves by Grand Army, United Spanish War Veterans, and American Legion. Organizers urge local attendance in uniform if possible and participation otherwise despite many volunteers being away.
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Funeral rites for Edward Knight held by Eagles lodge
Edward Knight, longtime Eagles member, had funeral services at Mabel hall with ritual conducted by lodge officers William Malloy and John Roe. J G Knotter read and delivered a sermon, prayers by Mrs. Oscar Johnson and songs by Mrs. J R Danielson. Pallbearers included Pat Tock and B A Riviere from the Eagles and workers from the Butte Anaconda & Pacific. The article also lists teacher exam schedules and a humorous civic note about dirt being moved to a cemetery hill.
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Butte
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Isle of Somewhere
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Y. P. Cowell
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James Longeway
Dennis Shea
B.A. Riviere
Th Eagles’ Lodge
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Gumps Uncle BIM in the Limelight Again
The comic strip duo Gumps and Uncle BIM return to prominence in a new splash panel. Readers are treated to familiar humor as BIM engages with a fresh predicament, while Gumps offers wry commentary on daily life.
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the Gumps
Uncle Bim
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