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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
8
The American Legion Americanism chart distributed in Deer Lodge county rural schools emphasizes loving America and English in schools. It portrays citizenship as a sacred duty built on sacrifice and service, urging truth in history and devotion to God and country.
Under Miss Dorothy Powell the city high and common school girls study sewing and cooking. Sixth through senior grades learn darning, button sewing, pattern use, embroidery, drawn work, crocheting, and dress design. Cooking lessons cover measuring, portioning, following directions, and identifying meat cuts. Yearly exhibitions showcase sewing and culinary work, with students also serving punches. Powell, a Montana State University graduate, is a popular instructor. A separate note: a Billings city ordinance governs puppies, with a protest prompting a police department decision.
An old remedy claims catarrhal deafness and head noises can be relieved by mixing Parmint double strength with hot water and granulated sugar, taken in tablespoonful doses four times daily. The text urges readers to try the preparation for quick relief from nasal congestion and mucus dripping.
Bilas Jacobson, 67, longtime furniture dealer and resident of Anat onda, died Saturday morning in a Butte hospital. His body was moved to Tuttle Undertaking, with funeral arrangements to be announced. Survived by wife, daughters Glarn Penateton, Jeannette Sucodeen, Hina Jacobson, a son Bawara, brother John, Olaf, and cousin Olaf Lxrash. Jacobson, born in Norway in 1864, lived in Ansecv since 1883 and belonged to the Scandinavian Brotherhood. Funeral announcements to follow.
An obituary from Anaconda details the funeral of Ludger St Jean. A large congregation attended the high mass and requiem with Father Coopman officiating and notable pallbearers listed. Honorary pallbearers and many friends from Butte and nearby towns participated in the solemn service.
Miss Elsie Troetzsch a Southern Cross school teacher of Great Falls aged about years died yesterday at 3 30 PM at St Ann Hospital after a brief illness Her death followed her attending a birthday party Wednesday evening and she collapsed while returning home Friends and family arrived from Great Falls Philipsburg and Butte as word spread Her brother and father were mentioned with the New Casper Wyoming location noted in the report
The Anaconda high school team meets its cited opponent at Washoe Park Saturday afternoon. Daily visitors and a reception are planned as part of the event, with Boulder stars expected to attend.
Robert Staton, a former Anaconda resident aged years, died yesterday afternoon in a Missoula hospital after a long illness. The body will be brought home for interment Saturday at 2 PM. His father Sylvester Staton had moved with him to Missoula last spring due to the boy’s ill health and treatment was sought at a hospital.
Anaconda notes list Arthur Nelson returning hay from Soda Springs Idaho and Mrs V Bender with Mrs Clinton visiting Butte. Local: Southern Cross visitors W D Wagner and Ruth Sheehan in city, Elsie Trocitardh to hospital. Ruth Sheehan also with Elsie. Bowling league teams Mavericks and Clothiers postponed. Tommings of Missoula and Tacoma trips noted. Presbyterian ladies bake sale Oct 8. Members of school board, city officials, and local trades appear, with multiple residents returning from travels and planning moves.
A quirky plot centers on Quentard Lorris a savvy heir deemed unstable by trustees who seek to remove him from the way yet he outwits their schemes. The comedy drama The Romance Promoters starring Earle Williams plays at the Imperial today and tomorrow with a fresh, lively plot.
About 50 members and friends of the Eagle Eyes youth group gathered at the Knights of Columbus hall for an evening of entertainment. A clever musical program followed by several hours of dancing concluded with a tempting dinner served at the close of the event.
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