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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
4
The fragment hints at urgent plans to start a new venture. A person aims to call Mou and inform Bene Brown about a country setup, seeking excitement and a return home picture. The tone suggests preparations for fresh activity and a busy schedule.
The great railroad strike has been officially called off after unions failed to unite, with public sentiment against the plan and the Big Five facing a retreat. Texas legislator Blanton narrowly avoids expulsion amid sharp rebuke, while North Dakota and Minnesota battles for nonpartisan control loom large as campaigns gear up for a tense political moment.
A fourteen year old girl recounts brutal cruelty by her stepmother leading to self harm attempts and a gun accident. Anna Eldridge, living a grim life in Butte, endured beatings and neglect while secretly studying and supporting her family finances. She faces long recovery after severe leg injuries, with nurses offering quiet encouragement as a community contemplates her plight.
Horoscope for Friday October 28 1981 predicts strong planetary aspects and shifts in trade and resources. It warns of potential tensions over earth's resources and fuel minerals while urging conservation and scientific investigation under planetary guidance. Children born that day may face many changes and challenges but bright prospects are hinted for the year ahead.
Fragmented archaic text shows a speaker praising a Davia credit to a homeland. The piece references Napoli, Bela Year 1, and a dialectical style highlighting identity, pride, and social ties. Copyright 1921 by TA Daly closes with Signor and bayniaes phrases.
Deer Lodge Oct 27. Various departments of the Deer Lodge club held sessions at the clubhouse this week. The music department heard Mist Johnson on Wagner, Mrs. Harry Good spoke on current events, and hostesses were Mrs. O. D. Speer, Mrs. Warren Trask, and Miss Johnson. The literary department met tonight with Mrs. M. R. Moody in charge. Topics included Wordsworth poems and Willan. The arts and crafts group studied pictures with papers by Mrs. Bielenberg. Hostesses were Mrs. Millard, Mrs. Shaubut, and Mrs. Trash.
In Deer Lodge on Oct 27 the jury weighing charges against Scott K Cassill adjourned after hearing evidence at 4 pm The case concerns the bank Solvency and ties to former Ovando bank president C Cassill The jury selection for C H Cassill former Ovando bank president and father of the defendant was underway The report notes this is the fourth Cassill related criminal case to reach trial. Married in Lewistown Thelma Anderson of Deer Lodge and John Gibson of Lewistown wed on Wednesday The couple will honeymoon then reside in Lewistown.
A jumble of short items mentions Carl Scharf and family moving to Deer Lodge for winter to allow children to attend school, and Arthur Thomas of Avon visiting on county business. Various social happenings include a party at Mc Perrin’s home, Ellason’s party, and Harold Moore’s Powell County high school activities. Also noted are visits by Mrs Wilt Robinson of An, and George Scheutz’s trip to Boulder.
Deer Lodge reports a small party at a local pool Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Te B Cole hosted guests including Liner Johnsons Pearl Cole Morgan Jones Feancl Jones Fred Cote and Mr and Mrs P Normandin. After a plunge the group enjoyed a dusk swim before returning.
Caples is named to succeed Elton as superintendent of the reduction department at the Anaconda Mining Company smelter in Butte Falls dated Oct 27. Caples has been with the company since 1910, starting in testing, and is a graduate of Missouri School of Mines. Elton resigned to become manager with International Smelting Company at Tooele Utah.
Puckett and family of Butte Montana who had been mysteriously missing since leaving Hot Springs in July to return home were routed for the entire trip by WS McCord of this city. McCord forwarded to Butte officials copies of the routing he gave the Pucketts.
Montana high school girls will attend the annual vocational congress in Bozeman November 17 to 19 as delegates from every county and from nearly all accredited high schools, according to Dean Unn B Herrick of Montana State College.
Winnett dispatch reports Thermopolis Cat Creek company brought in a well on Schwartz lease in section 11 15 29 and developed a 84 foot thick sand. After oil rose 70 feet operations paused to permit nitroglycerine shooting of 120 quarts. If successful, several other firms will attempt similar tests.
Chicago dispatch reports union leaders refused to state the impact of calling off the strike on the 600 trainmen walkout on the International and Great Northern Texas line. A union executive said time was needed to assess effects. Board must approve. Helena details show state board of equalization actions and budget notes.
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