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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
7
The piece quotes Lawrence Rait of England praising male strength while noting the suffering of women. It highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an American woman’s remedy that has brought relief to thousands of women with female illnesses, touting its success and impact.
Readable fragments of a 1910 census summary outlining foreign born residents, nationalities, and gender age distribution in Anaconda. It notes total population, major origins, male to female balance, and school enrollment by age groups with scattered percentages and figures.
Anaconda high school girls gathered on the common for field hockey drills as the season opens. Miss Hansen, the physical director, notes upperclass students eager to develop skill while underclass girls favor baseball. basketball soon to be introduced with planned tournaments.
Pearl White, famed serial actress, appears in the new feature Beyond Bliss at the Imperial Theatre. The production, directed by Dawley, centers on a wife who eludes a wealthy husband and follows a mix of comedy and adventure in a glamorous setting.
Harrington faces assault charges after a dispute with A L Leeper in Justice Henr ilds court. Leeper’s brother in law reported the choking incident and Deputy Sheriff escorted Harrington to the county jail. Bond set at $60 with a hearing scheduled Thursday.
Philip Jacques began serving a 50 day jail sentence in lieu of a $100 fine after pleading guilty to assault before Justice Prine lle. E. Souh testified, showing a bruised face and blackened eye, with the complaint naming Jacques as the man who inflicted the injuries.
A card of thanks from Pat Lappin James Lappin Patrick Lappin Mrs John Gallagher Mrs James Searles Mrs James Waymire expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for help during a death in the family. Thanks extend to St Peter's choir Thomas Ferguson and Fathers Tracey Lamburtis Schulte and to the B A P railway and floral remembrances. A closing quip about pessimists follows.
The American Legion meets to outline Armistice Day observance with Arlington Cemetery burial of an unknown soldier noted. Harding urges two minutes of silent prayer nationwide during Arlington ceremony. Local interest mixes with doubt over public celebration without citizen cooperation. A lucky attendee may win 17 dollars from the membership fund.
The cleaners Bowling team defeated the Teachers two games to one last night. Young led the winners with a 203 high game and Tescher rolled 200, with a 62 total for the series.
Mrs. Harold Jenness and her young daughter Joe Ann from Nampa Idaho are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McManamy on Main Street. Mrs Jenness is known as Miss Helen Hickey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickey, formerly of Anaconda.
Residential and business visitors fill Anaconda brief notices with names such as George York Fish Trap Billings Darby Dana Miller Wisdom and James Torrance Hamilton Mont. Local events include the Lady Maccabees card party at Dewey hall and Fourth Street Specials defeating Anaconda Juniors 12 to 6 at the lumber yard field. Missing gold class ring advertised for return.
Funeral services were held for Michael McGuire 510 East Fifth Meet yesterday morning at St Peter's Church a high mass officiated by Father Lambertus of Ringling The bearers were William Daugherty James McNeeny and Pat ire He came to Anaconda years ago and made his home with his daughter Interment was in Mount Carmel Cemetery
Oresters install officers at a social session in Maggin court No 629 Catholic Foresters. Officers named include Mike OConnor chief ranger William J Gallagher vice chief ranger W J Gannon recording secretary and Thomas McCarvel treasurer. Father Lambertus of Ringling spoke on the work of the Council of Catholic Men.
The Elks lodge No 238 in Anaconda solicited potatoes for a charitable drive. County commissioner Seseray Sid signed off on the bid, stating the potatoes would be used for community aid. Reported quantities show large purchases of potatoes and related products.
Foreman Dick Berry of the A C A ranch reported in the city that a five acre plot yielded 1085 sacks while about 3500 sacks of potatoes of average weight were grown on the ranch. Some of the crop has been sold but fall prices are below normal.
Second District Federation of Women’s Clubs begins its seventh annual gathering in Anaconda with 15 delegates expected. Program includes talks on child welfare, district reports, and musical performances at the Montana hotel through Friday.
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