Rotarians and Teachers at Get-Together Dinner
Anaconda Rotarians and 172 teachers met at the Montana hotel for an after dinner session led by George C. Jackson. Miss Brayton and Miss Sharp highlighted evolving education demands, teacher status, and the growing role of school nurses, home economics, and physical training in modern schooling.
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Anaconda
Montana
George C. Jackson
Florence Blomstrom
Edward Schutts
Frank Tucker
Haber Gasher
Bender
Fanny Brayton
Monetana
Mabel Sharp
Hapdance
Ubsbaucation
Jenny Snedicor
Ari
Yeomen Award Prizes at Anaconda Children's Festival
Yeomen of Anaconda honored the annual children's festival with prizes for recitations and piano solos. Arthur Gustafson won boys first prize, Joseph Poddandeh second. Ella Peruta won girls first, Lena Clemo second. A joint session with Butte lodges and Robin Hood is planned in Butte tonight, with Anaconda members invited.
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Yeomen of
Anaconda
Arthur Gustafson
Joseph Poddandeh
Ella Peruta
Lena Clemo
Butte Yeomen
Butte
Robin Hood
Knights of
Thomas A Taylor and Anne Peego wed in Salt Lake City
Thomas A. Taylor of Clarksdale Ariz and Miss Anne Peego of Sunnyside Anaconda were married January 6 in Salt Lake City. The Rev. George E. Pavis officiated the ceremony.
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Thomas A. Taylor
Clarksdale Ariz
Anne Peego
Sunnyside
Anaconda
Salt Lake City
George E. Pavis
Marriagi
Deer Lodge Bureau Era Hunters Routed Near Rock Creek
A Deer Lodge report recounts a planned bear hunt near Rock Creek Lake Canyon that ended abruptly when a large black bear appeared. Pete Brifan George Damenor Pete Martin led a retreat after the bear charged, with one hunter crossing a ditch to escape while another hid, and the party returning to town not much worse for the excit ng experience.
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Pete Brifan
George
Damenor
Pete Martin
Rock Creek Lake Canyon
Thistle
Pete Marti
Pets
Tre Vin
Martins
Cave
Deer Lodge Chamber Opposes Lincoln Highway Plan
The Deer Lodge Chamber of Commerce voted against backing the Lincoln highway through Powell county, noting Elliston would be on the route. Lewis and Clark county offers 4000 dollars if matching funds are provided, but locals favor other road projects as more urgent.
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Deer Lodge Chamber of Commerce
Powell County
Elliston
Deer Lodge
Lewis and Clark County
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
The women's auxiliary of the American Legion will gather tonight at Odd Fellows' hall at 8 o'clock for a regular meeting.
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The
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Denver Chinatown reports异找 Yee Dun captive by bandits
In Denver's Chinatown word spread that Yee Dun, owner of much property in the Hop Alley district, has been captured by Chinese bandits and is held for ransom near Canton China. He left Denver three months ago after accumulating an estimated $100,000.
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International News Service
Denver
Chinatown
Yee Dun
Canton
China
First Ice Cream Maker Sambo Johnson Named in Hall of Fame
A historical note credits Sambo Johnson, a New York City pastry cook, with making the first ice cream in August 1816. The piece discusses later additions of coloring and favors by rivals seeking his trade, noting the creator’s niche in culinary history.
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Hall of Fame
Sambo Johnson
New York City
Sambo
Wayside Tales Toss Up on Friday Sab Bath Quip
A brief playful verse appears as a toss up for readers to guess whether to walk and save cantare or ride and save shoes. The fragment notes Mohammedans observe their sab bath on Friday, signaling a calendar related aside.
Main Street Opening Celebrated Soon in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge residents await the reopening of Main Street with a smooth concrete surface after debris removal. A village dance on the newly paved pavement plans to mark the event. Montana woman injured in Idaho car crash downtown street collision.
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Main Street
Deer Lodge
Meet Ka-Be-Nah-Givey Wence Oldest Man in Minnesota
May Beat Methuselah profile of John Smith known to northern tourists as the oldest living man. Born in Michigan, he resides at Case Lake Minnesota and spends time in a shack near Minneapolis. He has buried nine wives and seeks another partner.
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Ka-Be-Nah-Givey Wence
United States
John Smith
Case Lake
Minn
Minneapolis
Michigan
Bachelor Maids Host Brilliant Dance Party in Ips Hinsborg
A lively dance party hosted by the Bachelor Maids filled the spacious hall with music from Sheridan's orchestra and punch served throughout. Local and out of town guests attended, including families and notable residents from Moose Lake to Granite.
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Hilipsborg
Mabel Jackson
Roveningham
Louise Macbher
Mary Stoore
Jane ‘Ma’ Donut Thelma Jowen
Mary DiConno
Burks
Ellaus
Medame Angus
MacDonnolty
Gregovich Fann Mori” Fom Hiatulene
Bar’ “Hatlard Charlee the Blanch
Go Reuter
Stephens
Mary McGarvey
Emily Fitekeng
Hazel Cuttier
Lucy” Martins
Sohn Werning
Rock Creek
Esther Miller
Seattle
Josephine Parht
The Healing Sun and Outdoor TB Therapy
Medical science notes sunlight benefits for tuberculosis treatment through outdoor exposure. Sun warms skin, boosts surface blood flow, and enables higher heat tolerance than indoor heating. Cautions apply for red haired fair skinned patients due to shallower tanning. Sun heat requires more energy to burn skin than fire.
Philipsburg Students Issue School Annual 1921
Philipsburg Oct 25 The 1921 Montana Sapphire yearbook for Granite County High School is out. Staff includes Helen Kennedy editor in chief Dora Hauck business manager Humphrey Courtney senior editor and many student contributors. The annual is dedicated to Mrs Anna Price a longtime teacher with friends across the county.
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Philipsburg
Montana
Granite County High School
Helen M. Kennedy
Edtor
Rehief
Dora M. Hauck
Dora V. Huffman
Ansistant
Frank Neal
Mary Metorvey
Matilda Laurer
Helen Roe
Humphrey Courney
Trorothy
Calehoun
Arother
Evanston
Miss Price
Philipsburg to Plan Armistice Ceremony
Philipsburg plans an Armistice Day observance in Europeburg with the American Legion Woman's Era city council and local businessmen. A prominent speaker is expected as part of a commemorative plan following President Harding's call to honor over 50,000 Americans who died in the late war. An official committee meeting is planned for next week.
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Philipsburg
Ehurpeburg
Econ
Prilipsburg
Pani
Broadway
R Yadies
St' Anarew
Bute
Hoendk
Congressman McCormick Praised for Legion Rate Fight
Congress man W J McCormick of Montana earned broad praise for leading a drive to reduce convention travel rates for American Legion members to Kansas City. He organized western representatives, pressed railway officials, and secured a unified bid lowering fares east and west of the Missouri, enabling broader western attendance and stronger western representation at the Legion convention.
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The
Star
Washington
W. J. McCormick
Montana
Congress
American Legion
Legion
Kansas City
McCormick
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
C. C. Lamport
Missouri
Convention
Eben B. MacLeod
Western Passenger Association of
Chicago
Mr. McCormick
N. J. Sinnott
Oregon
Henry E. Barbour
California
Don B. Colton
Utah
S. W. Arentz
A. Christopherson
South Dakota
M. P. Kinkaid
Nebraska
Veteran Charles Rau funeral draws large turnout in Philipsburg
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Philipsburg reports Charles Rau's funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. officiated by Rev. Fred J. Anstice as Legion chaplain. Major Jones escorted the body from Fort Harrison to Philipsburg. Flags were at half mast. city stores closed. A guard of honor and a standing in-state crowd honored Rau, with a Legion firing squad and a choir leading hymns In Onward Christian Soldiers and Asleep in Jesus.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Charles Rau
Fred J. Anstice
First Methodist “Episcopal
American Legion
Major Jones
United States Army
Fort Harrison
Helena
E. McClees
Ham
South Philipsburg
J. J. Carmichael
Leo. McClellan
Austin Jarvis
Robert Perrey
Rod Huffman
Frank Winninghoff
Angus MacDonald
Elmer Way
William Gregovich
John Herron
Jones
Fanny Ward Shaped as Youthful Star of 1890s Music Halls
A vintage notice recalls Fanny Ward once touted as the era’s charming young woman. The 1895 photograph shows her as Koster and Bial led Weber & Fields music halls with standing room crowd cues and bustling theater life.
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Fanny Ward
Koster & Bilalan Weber & Fields
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R. E. McHugh
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Florence Huffman
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Hag
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Upper Broadway
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Philipesburg
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Basinet
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Indie
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Rock Greek
Fuesday
Charles ‘Raw
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Congressman McCormick
MacLeod
Legion Men of the West
West
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Thomas de Witt Cuyer
Associated Railway Executives’ Association
Fanny
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