Anaconda Set for First Montana Concrete Road Celebration
Montana gears up for a large parade in Anaconda to celebrate the state’s first concrete road. More than 2,000 automobiles are expected in the 10.5 mile procession with delegations from Miles City Philipsburg and other cities attending. The day includes speeches musical selections and two grand balls at the Montana hotel and Moose hall.
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Montana
Anaconda
Miles City
Philipsburg
Hamilton
Missoula
Helena
Butte
Deer Lodge
Bozeman
Great Falls
Collins
Margaret Theater
Pathfinder
Silver Bow
West Park Avenue
Ravalli
Granite
Lewis and Clark
Main Street
Powell County
Deer Lodge County
Park
West Fourth
Fifth
Sixth Streets
East Fifth Street
Main
Park and Commercial Avenue
West Park
Beausoliel
Main and
North Main Street
South Main Street
Warm Springs
J. M. Scanland
F. S. Adams
Anaconda Automobile and Good Roads Association
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
George C. Gray
Portland Cement Association
Montana Hotel
Moose Hall
First Dance of the Season With Larson Jazz Orchestra
Local EB notice announces the season opener featuring Larson's jazz orchestra led by W. H. Tuchscherer with R. Clinton serving as secretary.
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Larson
W. H. Tuchscherer
EB. R. i
H. Clinton
Northern Flight Has Not Started
The article notes autumn migrations from the north have begun with ducks heard at night but authorities dispute that this signals winter. Local sloughs near Lost Creek, once resting spots for northern ducks, remain unused, leading sportsmen to believe the real northern flight has yet to start.
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Lost Creek
Married life in trouble spurs divorce suit
Catherine Van More files for divorce from Victor Van More alleging cruel and inhuman treatment after two years of marriage in Anaconda. She cites repeated beatings, eviction, and abandonment with financial claims including $500 held in trust and other farm assets. She seeks alimony and legal fees.
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Catherine van More
Victor van More
Anaconda
Four Men Chosen For Balloon Race
Reports to the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce indicate Homer E. Honeywell and Lieut. Richard EB. Thompson with army balloon No. 2 along with Lieut. R Emerson and Ralph Upson will represent the United States in international races beginning October 23 in Birmingham. No report yet on Lieut. Thompson and Lieut. H E Weeks. they are believed still airborne.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Homer E. Honeywell
Richard EB. Thompson
Army
R. Emerson
Navy
Ralph Upson
United States
Lieut. Thompson
Lieut
H. E. Weeks
Wather (upstairs) Scene Ends With Crank Remark
A short stage exchange shows a young man told to go home and a father overhearing reactive humor. The young man calls his father a crank while the father defends needing a self starter, in a Pitt Panther context.
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Wather
Pitt Panther
Egyptian Wig at British Museum Contains 300 Braids
A British Museum Egyptian wig features no fewer than 300 braided pigtails. The remarkable display highlights ancient grooming and craftsmanship, drawing attention to the wig’s intricate construction and cultural significance.
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British Museum
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Gravenstein
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R. B. Abbott CO
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Fred M. Davidson
James H Murphy
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Waterbury
Mary
C. A. Tuttle CO
East Perk Avenue
P. J. Finnegan CO
Anaconda News
Pioneer
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Thinker
Sorre
van Mores
IH Inc
Pinsel
N. L. Pinsel
Chicago Tailors
East Park Ave
Paramount
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John Barrymore
Dr Jekyll
Mr Hyde
Barrymore
Dr. Jekyll
Hyde
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Western Electric CO
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