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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1919
Page
2
The funeral of Tate Tippett will be held this Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Michaels’ chapel with services led by the Rev. Ford. Interment follows at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
Daly Shea Company 11 CE Park mi Phone 358 funeral directors entry appears in fragmentary form with a city listing and contact line. No clear events or names beyond the business address and service note.
The fleet parade in San Francisco Bay featured the New Mexico and Oregon at the center of ceremonies with admiral flags from New Mexico and the Verm ont and other ships saluting as Secretary Daniels reviewed the fleet. Marines and sailors saluted, band music echoed, and guns fired in honor of Admiral Rodman and Secretary Daniels as ships anchored.
Crowds surged into the People theater yesterday as Dorothy Phil lips stars in Paid in Full. The feature drew long entrance lines and packed aisles with an auction scene and a climactic fight delivering seat gripping action. The new People orchestra performed several merit worthy selections.
In Fargo on Sept. 1 the North Dakota Workers' Nonpartisan Political alliance was organized. Resolutions pledge support to the Nonpartisan League and urge the nomination of Gov. Lynn J. Frazer of North Dakota for president. The Plumb plan endorsed and calls to withdraw troops from Russia. John Hickey of Burlington, speaking for miners, elected president for the coming year.
A Spokane Portland and Seattle railroad passenger train traveling from Portland to Astoria derailed near Deer Park. The cars carried Portland residents bound for seaside resorts for a holiday. A mail from Cordova Alaska notes a yak herd from Banff will be shipped to Fairbanks for government experiments.
The article notes President Wilson refusing to submit Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey peace drafts to the Foreign Relations Committee citing constitutional executive powers. It also mentions Senator Lodge acknowledging treaty communications and a Versailles memory. In Idaho the boxing commission restricts towns to one licensed boxing club and allows 20 round bouts, aiming to attract championship events.
General Pershing will head the parades in New York and Washington for the First division as he arrives from overseas. He is to reach New York on September 8 and stay several days before reporting to the War Department in Washington. He may visit Missouri before returning to discuss permanent military policy with Congressional committees.
Mrs Edith Kelly Gould fights for counter divorce in the United States after her ex husband Rank Gould was granted a Paris decree. Officials in France blocked her passport, she secured a British port to reach London. Her success in London for American or British entry remains unclear.
A San Francisco nurse, C. M. Khamey of Hotel George, credits Tanlac with restoring appetite and weight after a leg injury and illness. He describes rapid improvement, recovery of strength, and suggests others try the medicine. Ad cites Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
A new Shetland wool sweater coat wrap designed for late summer and early fall wear. It appears heavy but is very light in weight and keeps warmth well. Available in multiple color combinations with a narrow belt accentuation.
Catarrh sufferer advised to cleanse the blood of impurities with S S S to relieve dripping throat hawking sores in nostrils and bad breath. Claims a long track record, offers free medical advice, and prompts writing to Swift Laboratory Atlanta for VEGETABLE blood remedy details and proof.
More than 700 Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah attended Basin for the annual picnic of the Butte lodges. Most traveled by the Great Northern railroad with others driving. Activities included sports and races for men women and children with prizes awarded. Return trips to Butte departed around 11 to 11 45.
Two Eskimo orphans perished when the Sea Rock mission, a Methodist school 30 miles west of Nome, was destroyed by fire Saturday night. More than 60 Eskimo children, orphaned by influenza, were left homeless by the blaze.
ZEMO promises rapid relief from itching and burning skin with a first application. It promotes healing of eczema and other skin troubles with a soothing antiseptic wash. Trial size 35 cents, extra large bottle one dollar, ZEMO SOAP recommended for aggravated cases by The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio.
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