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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
2
The article details trophy presentations after a title contest with coaches praising their players. Coach Fred Daylise emphasizes hard work and lack of alibis, noting injuries and a tough matchup. Great Falls and Billings figures, plus comments from Prof. Walter T. Scott and Coach Godfrey, are included.
Funeral notices announced for Toljan and John Kennedy with services tomorrow. Toljan to the residence then St Marys Church for high mass, interment at Holy Crom cemetery. Kennedy to the residence then St Ann's Church for high mass, interment at Patrick's cemetery. Also Butte Aerie N. All members urged to meet Friday at 11 00 at the residence for a Married Women’s Sodality event.
The funeral of the late Mrs Bridget Clark will be held tomorrow morning from her daughter's home at 902 North Menares Nomorrow Street to St Patrick Church where a Mass will be celebrated. Interment will take place in the family plot at Mountain Holy Cross Cemetery.
The article discusses a sweeping tax ruling by the Guaranty Construction board affecting invested capital computations for corporations from 1917 to 1921. If upheld, hundreds of millions in potential refunds loom as the treasury seeks court review, with experts predicting broad refunds for many firms.
Shanghai reports describe Feng Yuchelang, known as a Christian general who baptizes men before battle, as having cut off his wife Tom Treave’s hair with a quick stroke. Once Mim Lee Ten-chuan, a WCA worker in Peking, he allegedly argued short hair is practical. observers link the act to upheaval last year. Costa Rica appoints Dr Ramon Bedoya as consul in New Orleans, following trade growth. He is a Columbia graduate, lawyer, and Costa Rican national. The note mentions South Side theater listings for House Peters in Raffles and local store ads.
The funeral for John AturDhy will be held Friday morning from the family home at 702 North Wyoming Street. Requiem mass is set for 9:30 at Marys Church with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Knights of the Maccabees and local groups note the memorial customs.
The schedule lists funeral services for Honey Hansen and for Schilling the tune ac Behifing will HEriday morning at 10 era funeral chapel with Rabbi Bron officiating. Interment at Mount Moriah Jewish cemetery. The Hansen service is Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock from an unspecified chapel. Flowers are to be omitted.
Margaretta Monr aged years died yesterday morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced later in the paper. Richards and Undertakers, 1 Root home 307, will conduct the services.
Dillon reports a joint Thanksgiving service by local churches with a special offering for Barrett Hospital maintenance. Donations via checks to A Peterson Earl Fairbanks or Carl Taylor support the hospital, funded by Martin Barrett bequests and Beaverhead County residents amid funding shortages.
The Dillon Women’s Association reports a pledge of 28 members with active participation in sports and social activities. Members include Violet and White among others, continuing the group’s community support and event involvement.
Champagne producers report a good quality harvest this year in France's region but with a smaller yield. Weather was favorable and vines for the production of the famed wine are set to yield about 2 760 000 bottles while mildewind blight damaged some vines. Women play a major role in the industry, digging out infected vines, replacing with United States imports, pruning, harvesting, and handling labeling and bottling tasks.
Funeral services were held in Seattle for Andrew Monroe Bagley 81 a former U S Army scout who participated in Indian raids with Col William Cody Buffalo Bill and rode the pony mail between Cheyenne and Deadwood Bagley served in the executive department of the Oregon Short Line in Spokane retiring in 1907
Mrs. Margareta Mohr, a Montana pioneer, died yesterday after years of hospital confinement in Butte. A native of Newsemberg Germany she journeyed from the Black Hills to Helena by ox team with her husband Herbert Mohr. She had been ill for six years and passed away in a hospital.
A massive Missoula crowd packed Dornblazer field for the Montana Grizzlies versus Bobcats clash. The atmosphere buzzed from pregame parade to kickoff as Kellshaw dazzled with elusive runs. Postgame celebrations erupted across the campus with Griz fans praising Kelly for a decisive victory.
In Newark New Jersey Gen Phil Sheridan is misquoted as saying Turn boys turn we're going back. His widow clarifies in an interview that the exact command is better expressed by dashes. The report notes the line is famous from song and story but not the general's actual phrasing.
New York observes Thanksgiving with church services across the city as cabinet members and others attend. Children in varied costumes seek alms and a turkey is ordered for every U.S. soldier. A memorial service for American Legionnaires is held at St Patrick's Cathedral.
Investigators uncovered a smuggling plot aboard a vessel when a coffin was rolled aside revealing a Chinese youth wrapped with baggage. Tong Nam and several crew members were arrested after officers found 11 coffins each containing a live Chinese passenger.
Warns readers the cold can develop into flu grippe or pneumonia if untreated. Advises applying Musterole with mustard oil camphor menthol to congested areas to stimulate circulation, ease symptoms, and provide quick relief without messy applications.
A Lima woman reports severe abdominal pain and backache eased after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring appetite, weight gain, and preventing surgery, saying it saved her life and she would tell friends about the treatment.
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