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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1923
Page
8
City council session is to name a successor to the late James P. Christie. Alderman Emory Kell will chair as Mayor James B. McCavitt is away. Candidate possibilities include C. H. Patterson, Republican. Democrats have not yet named a candidate.
Central Labor council hosts one of the towns largest Labor Day events. From noon until after midnight crowds enjoyed children's races, dancing, and sport contests at Washoe park with prizes awarded. Local unions presented numerous races and the prize waltz and fox trot concluded the festivities.
A reader notes that medium brown hair looks best after using Golden Glint Shampoo, praising its effect and suggesting it enhances natural tones. The account emphasizes shine and smoothness, inviting others to try the product for similar results.
A head on collision near the city Lane left two cars badly damaged. A Cleveland car owned by Pat Gorman of Anaconda and a Ford driven by Roy Mischo of Deer Lodge sustained major damage but no injuries were reported.
Frank McDonald left yesterday for Helena to visit friends. Senator Ray Church of Helena is visiting friends and relatives in Anaconda. West Rolfe of Butte spent yesterday in the city visiting his brother, Art Rolfe. Temperature reached 92 degrees and 49 degrees as the high and low yesterday, per Frank Kennedy, weather observer.
A compilation of community items lists optician Verberckmoes contact, slippers at U K store, a Scout motorcycle sale, Camp 154 W O W books closing in August, and Acacia lodge and other meetings tonight. Notices include church events, school news, residents traveling or visiting, and hotel arrivals in Anaconda.
Miss Helen Gleeson returned to Anaconda after a Pacific coast vacation. Mrs M F E Kent and family and Martin and Dolly Dickson came home to Helena from visiting Thomas and James Dickson, overland. Mrs Core Hart and her son Matthew of Spokane are in Anaconda visiting friends, staying with Mrs B L Keppler.
J A Thomas age 63 found at Twin Lakes. Body moved to Tuttle undertaking rooms. Funeral arrangements deferred awaiting word from relatives in the East. Announcements will appear in later papers.
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