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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
7
An article describes backache as a common symptom and burden for women, noting its impact on daily work and life. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy that relieves ailments causing backache for American women.
Delegates gather for the annual Silver Bow Baptist association convention with sermons on evangelism and Sunday School work. Notables include Rev. J A Nelson and Rev George MacDougall as meetings plan committees and a July 1922 Broadwater resort venue.
Art B Campbell has been appointed a commission in the Army after taking examinations. He spent the summer in Oakland California. The notice notes two men from the Azihan territory connected to the appointment and mentions plans toward degrees in chemical engineering.
In a brief note the organizers confirm a qualifying round for the women's match will be held to determine entrants. Details on date venue and participants are not provided in the fragment.
Captain Martindale reports no game seen in the park during a return trip. He notes that tourists from around the world visited, while cars from across the nation filled the area. Officials call the period the park's most successful in its history.
Three characters in one have Eileen Percy as Imperial's star in a touring piece from Hickory to Broadway. The article notes the city scenes and village settings, praising the charm and comedy.
Deer Lodge American Legion posts unveil a Ninety-First Division battle cry poster campaign for its second annual reunion to be held in Tos Ai Beles on September 24 and 25. Posters will be distributed across California Oregon Washington Nevada Idaho Utah and Montana to Legion clubs and stations.
The Anaconda high school set a new record with 475 registrations as classes opened. City schools totaled 1,087 pupils, about 100 below last year’s figure. Prescott registered 112, down 38 from a year ago. Beaver Dam gained due to Mill Greek closure with 110 last year. Teachers’ quotas were listed for Prescott, Daly, Bryan, and Lincoln.
Anaconda Boy Scouts return to school and Scout duties with executives predicting a prosperous year. A fire prevention squad roster lists multiple units with captains and locations aiding in hazard reporting and fire response across districts guided by Scoutmaster H. M. Weber and Assistant Scoutmaster James Smith.
A varied report from Anaconda notes travel, visits, and plans. People mentioned include Jim Melton of Maxville, J Mahoney of Springfield, Mrs. Mary Madigan, Miss Florence Gray of Bozeman, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones returning from Craig. Plans for trips to Yellowstone and Chicago are noted along with local social events, a lumber damaged by fire offer, and upcoming meetings and rentals.
The Anaconda high school football squad began practice with more than four boys reporting to J. a Rolfe, the new physical director. Rolfe brings experience from Ridge Wing Minnesota where his basketball team won a state championship in 1919 and led district titles for three years. He is W. A. Rolfe’s brother from Butte and is expected to boost boy morale with his sports knowledge.
A warning that heating equipment needs regular service and repairs to function year after year. It urges property owners to “doctor up” their heating plant now rather than waiting until everyone wants the same thing.
Robert E. Kelly spoke to Ro Rs about safety in industry emphasizing English language gaps among workers and the need for proper precautions and equipment. He noted most plants provide required safety gear and urged education through families and children.
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