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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
3
A determined man rolled a small emplaced cannon through Granite Street at the Hennessy building yesterday afternoon. Adults watched in surprise while children speculated on firing it, and bystanders recalled its mysterious past with claims it may have seen Civil War or Indian War service.
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch ruled in favor of the mother in a rare civil action over child custody in Montana. The couple from Boulder, married in 1924, have an eight year old daughter. the husband granted visitation on all legal holidays except school days. The wife forbidden to move the child from the state and the husband ordered to pay 25 dollars monthly for care. This marks a historic civil dispute centered on custody without a traditional separation or divorce decree.
Horoscope notes a doubtful day with potential gains in building and transportation sectors. Aviation faces cooling influence, while women should rein in business ventures. Theaters may change for the better, but marriages, new acting roles, and engagements look unfavorable. Authorities may be involved in unspecified matters.
A 1925 horoscope notes motion pictures to gain both popularity and artistry, Uranus predicts unusual storms and earthquakes in unexpected regions, beauty and physical charm rise, and children born now may accumulate wealth. both boys and girls appear destined for fortune.
In Moultrie Georgia the Associated Press reports on a local case involving Fred Bannister a young farmer indicted on a charge of assault and battery. The report notes the legal proceedings and the delicate issue of spousal violence within the region.
Fragmentary OCR style text discusses fat people and gratitude. Mentions Detroit and a ride or motor context. Content is unclear and partially unreadable, with jumbled phrases and stray quotes. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond Detroit references.
Montana winter wheat is in poor condition according to the April 1 livestock report. The report notes winter drought reduced yields, with 167000 acres planted last fall, 12 percent more than 1923, though surviving acreage fell versus 1924. March snows improved overall crop prospects, and total crop acreage may be the best since 1920 despite winter woes. A separate item reports a Costa Rican bumper coffee crop and overall prosperity.
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