Jolly Halloween Dance Tonight Aimed At Charity
A damaged brief notes a Halloween charity dance at a hotel venue with a gypsy club and committee figures listed. Proceeds benefit a local milk fund for city children, tickets available at the door, organized by a chair and several committee members.
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Gypsy Club
Swent&no
Neason
A. I. ME
Ewetieg
Ald
Mids
Karen Haneen
Helen Fagen
Mra
Hari Tucker
Dillon Invades Anaconda Field
An Anaconda Park event features a city bonfire and a merry session as two evenly matched teams prepare for a 2:30 p m kickoff. The exact visiting team is to be announced after agreement by the hosting party.
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Dion
Washoe "Park
Oka
Viting
Masquerade Party Planned for Scouts and Guests
A masquerade party for ai way scouts and guests was announced for Monday evening at Daly gymnasium. The program will feature a basketball game as the main event, plus a vocal solo by Walelor Tuchscherer, violin solo by Fruman Foardman, and a whistling solo by Franko Francico, offering a humorous evening.
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Ai Way
Daly” Gymnasium
Wale lor"Tuchscherer
Fruman Foardman
Frend Pfancico
Five Held in Jail on Larceny Charge
Five young men were arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Osborne and booked in the county jail on petty larceny charges. Named by authorities are Cornelius Gallagher George Reardon Henry Staffon John Murray and Art Hedge. Complainants Mrs Eva Wagoner and Andrew Anderson live on Birch Street and allege their chicken houses were robbed.
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Osborne
Cornelius Gallagher
George Reardon
Henry Staffon
John Murray
Art Hedge
Eva Wagoner
Andrew Anderson
Birch Street
Mooseheart Lesida Election Meeting at Carpenters Hall
A notice announces a Mooseheart Lesida gathering with an election of officers and important business. Members are urged to attend at 8 o clock Saturday evening at Carpenters hall. Also notes a schedule change for the Southern Cross train with practice halted at 3 p.m. and the train departing soon after arrival. Includes WD Kendrick as Herder.
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Mooseheart Lesida
Monana Legion, No. “ii
Carpenters’ Hall
Ant
Kendrick
Herder
Southern Cross
Nolding
Mind Reading Child From Kentucky Mountains Demonstrates Gift
Nellie Cordell a nine year old from the Kentucky mountains has toured Cincinnati with her father to prove she can read minds. In tests she correctly named a reporter's age thirty eight and says she does not know how she knows. The girl excels in school tasks and has proven unusually intuitive.
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Nellie Cordell
Cincinnati
Nellie
Two Scouts Earn Eagle Badges For Achievement
In a district court room ceremony Senator Thomas P. Stewart presided as Clyde Eccleston and Thomas H. Judge were awarded Eagle Scout badges. Both boys had completed required merit badges across a wide range of subjects and were recognized as leaders in their troops No. 2 and No. 3.
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Clyde Eccleston
Thomas Judge
Anaconda
Stewart
Thomas P. Stewart Pinn Coats
Clyde
Scouts Eccleston
Scout Eccleston
Beckman
Stokan
Walter Tuchscherer
Cout
Sloner
Stewar
Scouts of Honor
E. E. McWain
Seromen Y Wn
Eccleston
Thomas H. Judge
Hawthon
Wests
William Nutting
Kenneth Marchion
William ‘Toole
William Taylor
Irvin’ Eccleston
Edward MecGrath
Roy Rosenleat
Clarence Bruckner
Pierre Sanders
Messrs
T. F. McCarvell
GF Murphy
Con St
Ernest
Evanidney Stewart
Harry Harrity
Edgar Schmidt
John Zugel
Herbert Bruckner
Clarence Orris
John Zuse
James Smith
Roy McLeod
Leslie Roberts
Ernest Evans
Leland Bowman
Clarence Norris
Fred Wells
Donald McLeod
Schmidt
William Smith
Reynolds
Hugh Nuckols
I Agar Schmidt
Edward Reynolds
Sidney Stewart
Franklin Stoddard
Anthony Zugel
Donald M Wallace Harrity
Thom
Russian Education Edict Bans Fairy Tale Figures
In a Bolshevik run education policy, fairy tale beings like fairies and princely heroes are ordered removed from children stories. Aladdin is to be depicted as an oppressor rather than a benevolent figure, with emphasis on scientists and leaders who served humanity.
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Tom
Russia
Bolshevists
Aladdin
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Activity
A busy city brief reports taxi service in Anaconda, a one cent sale at Fuller Drug, visits by Butte and Hamilton residents, sports results including Lincoln School football wins, and plans for a Country Club dance. Carl Beal leaves for Pocatello, while Ike Kesena returns from work abroad. Ford touring car ads and a local basketball alumni team effort are noted alongside hospital updates and social visits.
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Oe Warxer
Butte
Thenas
Sale Fuller Drug Company
Harry Tuck
Tigers
Chauncey Beal
Pocatello
Idaho
Richard Flood
Anaconda
Country Club
Main Street
Dishno & “Schaner
Chestnut Street
Red Cross Workers Open Eastern Montana Conference
Conference of Red Cross workers from Eastern Montana and Northern Wyoming opens in Billings with Central division directors and Chicago representatives. Purpose to plan more efficient field work and arrange for the annual membership day on November 11. Also includes foreign exchange rates and a Wayside note on vacuum cleaners and shipwreck provisions.
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Associated Pros
Billings
Red Cross Workers
Montana
Wyoming
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East Park Telephone
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Anaconda Field
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Anaconda News
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Ruth Daniels
State Normal College
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Locust Street
St.Ann's Hospital
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Martin McMenemey
Lincoln
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