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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1920
Page
7
A reader-facing political ad proclaims the author is not an assessor of real estate but of people, asserting transparency by keeping books open to the public at all times. The message frames paid political content as a disclosure of accountability.
South Side residents host and visit across several churches and clubs. Highlights include the Women’s Guild meeting at 1528 Raw Avenue with bazaar planning. a Seattle-bound honeymoon for J Anderson and Ruth Buck after a justice of the peace ceremony. a new daughter to H S Crosby. and Halloween and other community events at St Anne’s, St John’s Sisters’ home, and Floral Park Community church. Also mentioned are visitors from Detroit and Livingston, and hospital nursing hosts at Grand Avenue.
Mrs Vacherri of Lexington terrace reorganizes the Younger Girls Sewing club which she led last winter. Members include Gertrude Upton Althea Upton Birdie Fleming Alma McGlynn Olive Martin Geraldine Sullivan. They meet Fridays at Mrs Vacherri�s home for needlework chatting and a good time.
Mrs A Davis and son Thomas return from Kalispell to Main Street. Mr and Mrs Samuel Bryant back from Cambourne England visit Nat Bryant in Yew Street. Mrs D Morgan visits Bozeman son David Morgan. A daughter born Oct 23 to L A Bartoletti at 23 Harrison. Coughlins leaving for California en route to British Isles and Sydney. Daughter born Oct 24 to Elmer Stefanich formerly Marie Thomas. Unity church girls chorus Halloween social directed by Mrs Nankervis. Thomas Graham visits daughter Mrs Bert Brown. Ladies Aid meeting at Unity church with refreshments. Son born last week to Mr and Mrs Charles Cigliana of Whalispell. Miss Blanche Nancarrow ill with tonsillitis.
Centerville residents share visits with relatives in Philipsburg and Anaconda while neighbors entertain at Trinity Methodist church Halloween festivities. Irene Kelly improves after Rochester treatment. Dan Sullivan travels to Rochester for eye care with Rev. Ryan. Mrs. Mary Ryan visiting Dillon. Mrs. Edward Sutherland arrives from Minneapolis for a several week stay. Rosevear returns to Oakland after illness of John Thomas.
The sun and Jupiter align for favorable trend but Mars brings discord on election eve. Ambition rises in politics and business, with high chances of honors for a university figure. Women face disappointment in political outcomes as intri guing rivalries loom and parties face dissension amid press attacks. Wages fall, unemployment grows before spring, possibly driven by strikes. Birthdate individuals are noted in forecasts.
The forecast predicts a successful year with avoidance of quarrels. Scorpios born today are quick tempered yet gifted, keen, and alert, with great prosperity. Girls may witness a happy marriage, per the McClure Syndicate horoscope from 1920.
A. A. Sheuerman presents Wilbird Macks new Empress stock production So Much for So Much at the Fim press theater. The comedy drama features Ruth Saville as Mary with strong turns by Wilbur Mayo Craig Ward and Claire Sinclair. Election returns teased from the stage and a special wire aids the audience in this well staged performance with solid scenery and ensemble work.
Miss Johanna Gerdts eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl Gerdts of Garrison wed John K E Swanson at the Gerdts home last Thursday. Relatives and intimate friends attended the ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown with veil and cream rose bouquet. Attendants were Miss Karla Gerdts and Miss Laura Smith. Best man was Frank Swinson. The couple left for a coast and California wedding trip. Mr Swanson is an employee of the Northern Pacific railroad.
An advertisement extols Hamlin's Wizard Oil for back, neck, and joint pains plus general soreness. It promises rapid penetration, antiseptic use, and immediate healing for sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. A generous 85 cent bottle is advertised with pleasant pink pills also mentioned.
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