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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
7
A vintage remedy claims Sage and Sulphur restore natural hair color. The formula, once mixed at home, is now sold as Weinths Sage and Sulphur Compound in drugstores. A downtown pharmacist notes it darkens evenly and remains undetectable after use, with results visible after one or two applications.
In mothers medicine chest many standard remedies endure. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has aided women for nearly fifty years helping to overcome various female ills with a proven record.
The funeral for Steve Jovich will be held Wednesday afternoon at A OCH Inns under the auspices of the S H Sloga Society of Anaconda. Interment will take place at Rose Carmel Cemetery.
The Rotary club luncheon featured Rev. Robert H. Cameron of Billings recounting the international convention. He described the Atlantic voyage by a chartered ship, Edinburgh welcome, King George reception, and British coverage noting the Rotarians’ jovial camaraderie. He also highlighted a popular Edinburgh song and stories.
Anaconda Country club hosts a delegation of Butte women with planned golf matches and other activities Saturday. Luncheon at 12 20 pm, then golf tennis or cards. men will caddy. Interurban matches have proven popular with both clubs inviting members to spend the day on the Butte links.
A garbled report notes Clothiers defeat Jewelry Bowlers in a tense match with unclear scores. Mentions Williams and four points but details are obscured. The fragment hints at a three game run and a final tally near moderate scores, with remaining phrases unreadable.
A local Red Cross drive outlined a plan for voluntary recruitment. The board term ends soon after the drive, with a committee led by Mrs Brederick, Mrs A Vidro, and Bernard McCsttt, assisted by Sig Goodfriend to manage the effort.
A guest from Indias First Methodist in Anaconda will address the church twice today at the Missionary Union meeting and again in the evening. The program includes devotionals by Mrs. A Layton, vocal solo by Florence Bloomstrom, reports from auxiliary societies, and a nominating committee report. Refreshments will follow. all interested are invited.
The B A P railroad offers a special round trip fare of 1.08 dollars to attend the Butte Anaconda high school football game this Saturday. Tickets are valid on all trains all day, providing ample opportunity for fans to travel to the event.
News from yesterday reports the marriage Monday of F. L. Mattison of Missoula and Mies Fiore nce de Maeyer formerly of Anaconda. The ceremony was a nuptial high mass at St Xavier's church with attendants Harley Poisson and Miss Margaret Quigley. The couple will reside in Missoula after a honeymoon. Mrs. Mattison is well known here as the daughter of Charles de Maeyer.
Anaconda will require households to pay for disinfectants used in fumigating homes per Dr. Max A. Dorland city health officer. The small fee will save the city a yearly amount by eliminating cheap bulk purchases that lose effectiveness, with last year’s $300 cost cited as a baseline for savings.
The Anaconda Independence will meet the Deer Lodge Ramblers in Deer Lodge Sunday after Captain Joe Domitrovich announced the game. The Deer Lodge team invited the Anacondans to the encounter, expected to draw a large crowd with experienced players from high schools and colleges. Players wishing to try out for the Anaconda Independent team should report for practice at Washoe Park this afternoon.
The operative plasterers held an initiation Sunday afternoon in the hall over the pay office with songs and recitations. Harry T. Hamill, former apprentice, was admitted as a member. Speeches by Harry Hamill, John Hamill, J. Ross and Dan Lyons followed by songs from John Cannan and Thomas O’Brien. Witty stories accompanied smokes and soft drinks.
A compact Anaconda news brief lists visits, hires, and items around town. J M Hair of Spokane, Mrs Myrtie Smith, and Esther Foster are among those noted visiting. farm produce sales from Netted Gem Potatoes to carrots and beets are advertised. births reported in the Wald Semz family. several residents travel to Portland, Butte, and Springer.
Four Anaconda students at Mount St Charles college in Helena were honored in recent elections. Hugh A Faley was made treasurer of the Third Arte Class, Aloysius A Gilmore was elected President of the First Pre Medic class, Walter A Sullivan was secretary treasurer of the First Pre Medic class, and Andrew V Mallon was selected treasurer of the senior class of the preparatory department.
Progress on Butte to Anaconda Highway 600d includes the Deer Lodge County end, with more than half the stretch surfaced in decomposed granite. The rock is fine and creates a loose surface for now, yet the road is wide enough for current auto passage. Once gravel packs, a solid foundation will be ready for winter travel.
Luck Jones the daring cowboy star appears in The One-man Trail at Imperial theater today and tomorrow. The story promises plenty of lively horsemanship and light cowboy humor. Beatrice Burnham co stars with Jones, with Helene Rosson and James Farley in past titles.
Word arrived of the marriage of Thomas S. Jones of Anaconda to a Shaw of Hamilton. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tobin of Hamilton, lived in Hamilton and Hutte. Jones, an engineer on the B A P, is son of pioneers of Anaconda. Funeral arrangements note James Least's service Thursday at Finnegan chapel. County treasurer warns Deer Lodge property taxes due by Nov 30, with 10 percent penalty.
A circulated petition from Anacanga seeks abolition of war and universal arbitration. Citizens urge governments to back international acts limiting armaments, promote disarmament, and invite all nations to pursue peace under speedy police and wartime fund governance.
In Deer Lodge on Oct 18 the Catholic church confirmed a class of 32 youths led by Bishop John P. Carroll of Helena diocese. The ceremony featured Father Sandy and Fathers Meade Lehane and the parish choir, with multiple sponsors and attendees from local families.
Deer Lodge reports show local residents visiting and conducting business, including Ernie Imville Mrs. Paul Johnson and W B Johnson of Race Track Nellie J Long and Kenneth Johnson and family visiting for business Scott Brown of Missoula and D C Flint of Thompson Falls return home D B Price of Helena works as a tailor and Eugene Tetreault oversees carrier service reductions. London proposes a one third cut in the royal household cavalry and army size while keeping troops in Mesopotamia per a war office expenditure committee report.
The second case against C. H. and Scott Kess-kaseill concluded after four days of evidence. The court settled instructions at 4 o clock and held a night session for arguments. A special venire was drawn to select jurors for the third Cassius case, with several other charges pending.
In Deer Lodge on October 18 Gordon X Seine and several officials spoke before a gathering at the high school. Recitations and music entertained, followed by a bountiful supper to enliven the evening. The High School Give club opened the program with songs under Miss C Freyberger. A humorous selection by Miss Adams and instrumental music from Mount Powell completed the event.
The board discussed bond delivery terms and vocational program finances as Superintendent Douglass reported on substitute teacher pay and a payroll of 193.18 for labor. Clerk Wood noted bond terms dated Aug 16 with interest accruing from Oct 18, refunds for two months.
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