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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
3
A flawed reflection on learning to drive and relying on a chauffeur. The speaker contrasts rough first experiences including a blowout and damage with the lure of hiring a professional from the classified ads of The Anaconda Standard. The piece hints at dependence, safety, to feel assured by expert help.
Amoura Alla faltered on a third night, forgetting lines as Vey escorted her to a party at a west Chicago mansion. A swarthy abductor forced her into a car, where a struggle left her injured and the scene broken. Police chase and further drama loom as the story continues.
Miss Mabel E Geenen former Emerson school teacher hosted a Friday lawn party at 2210 Placer street with co workers enjoying strawberries and a luncheon for 12 guests. Miss Julian Sullivan presided and future marriage plans for Miss Geenen were noted amid church and Ladies of the Grand Army meetings.
Officers of Butte assembly fourth degree Knights of Columbus will be elected at the annual meeting Tuesday evening at the K C clubhouse on West Park Street. Several other important matters will come before the members. Paris has a rubber jewelry fad.
Sidi Mohammed, calm despite siege, notes French and Spanish forces massing on the Moroccan front. He claims French losses are heavy yet insists the battle is one of immense odds, with scarce resources and scarce troops and a strategic stalemate along Targhault, Werzan, and Bent Zerual as Riff factions resist.
Weather records detail September temperatures with wide swings from 89 degrees to subzero readings in 1924, noting comparisons to last year. The piece muses on whether 1925 will mirror 1924’s bitter cold and its impact on forests, while observers debate specifics of local climate patterns and the Banana Belt claim.
The executive board of the Women's Club is called to meet Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the club house presided by Mrs Miles J Cavanaugh. The meeting discusses a proposed summer 1926 tour across Canada and the United States for the Cambridge University Medical society. radio communication efforts with U S stations will be pursued.
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