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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1926
Page
3
Fifty years of change in women's work shows many professions open to women yet health concerns persist. Elizabeth Chamberlain, a Unionall factory worker in Trenton, reports good results from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and invites letters from women seeking health guidance.
Treasurer James J. Brett holds 6423168 in care with 389352.21 county funds and the remainder trust and agency money for school fire improvement and state funds. July receipts 44415.39. sinking fund paid 57812.0 to take up 10000 bonds. Balances show General 203261.30 poor 20345.71 road 87285.81 bridge 11864.08 sinking fund 5017.84 taxes 36522.18 personal tax 52599 widow pension 81260 general school 1667.06 district school 189116.47 total receipts trust and agency 13719.31 paid out 26741.05. Monthly actual receipts taxes 17989 licenses 75 county officers fees 598.40 other sources 14719.30.
Police court session led by Judge Shea found Phil Tucker guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined $15. Jonna Bord and Pauline Halt faced vagrancy and speeding charges with sentences or fines. Several drivers forfeited bonds while others were dismissed or fined, including Revell, Johnson, Coombs, Long, Tol, Whalen, and Warner.
Capital Finance Corporation increases authorized stock from 4.5 million to 2.8 million by amended articles filed with Clerk and Recorder William Molloy. Incorporated in Delaware with offices in Butte, the firm finances mobile purchases and personal loans. Articles signed by Joseph P. Nolan as president and Minnie Erker as secretary.
Gregson Springs hosts Bob Larson’s Hollywood Orchestra for a lavish evening. Fox trot arrangement Sentimental Rose by Max Bouquet and lyrics by Ivo Butte bore feature the program. After dancing, patrons may swim in the healthful waters of the two plunges. Silver Bow county issued marriage licenses to Fileworth Elmer Reynolds and Marguerite Louise Fehrs, and to Waller Duncan and Daley M. Sutherland.
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch refused to issue a certificate of probable cause to stay Tony Vetere’s execution until the Supreme Court hears a pending appeal. Attorney M. Galasso plans to seek a stay from the high court. The scheduled date remains August 27.
Owen Smithers a prominent Butte photographer wed Miss Martha Mertz in a quiet home ceremony at the bride’s parents residence 2120 Sheridan yesterday morning The Rev Roy Heese of First Baptist church officiated The bridegrooms Kalispell born ex service man served overseas and settled in Butte Mrs Smithers is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Mertz owners of a Grand Avenue photo shop Also visiting Butte prominent local names Fred Verheyen formerly with the Clark regal in Butte now practicing in Hollywood is visiting old friends in the mining city
Rutie's program of street repair progresses. bitulithic pavement on Park street from Warren avenue to Montana street will be in excellent condition tonight. Park Street work aims to finish by night. Broadway paving starts Wednesday. Montana avenue waves corrected by bitulithic plan. county line extension includes two normal blocks graveled and oiled. Oil applied on Told Street and Fast Granite Street. Sunday oiling on Fast Broadway to Warren avenue. other streets to be selected for oiling this week.
Mra Maude Hicks age 62, a widely known Butte matron, died at home 1739 Harrison Ave after a lingering illness. Survived by husband Almond Tlicka daughter Mrs Thomas Meagher son William Wicks sister Mrs Pop May and brother John Lowrey. Funeral arrangements pending. Also notes on Mrs TAC Preston and Matron Mrs Mary Shell with services in Santa Cruz and Butte areas respectively.
In a Justice McNamara court session yesterday, William Van Duyne of Gian Avenue faced neglect charges while Teresa Van Duyne reported linen issues and Walter Tegan was charged with similar offenses. Samm Pande sought a bond to post for peace as Lana faced related disturbances.
A belated police report recounts Jack West in room 18 entering a bathroom, leaving the door unlocked, a thief entered and stole a valuable watch. Mason and Maxon later forgot items in a Bennett hotel room with cash missing. In Kansas City, bandits forced a car to the curb and robbed John Haugaman of about $10,000.
Arthur Pesaint of Arizona etel reports a 14 year old boy robbed him Saturday night. He invited the youth to share his room and, while asleep, the youth stole a watch and chain valued at $1 and two checks for $29 and 16. A watchman described the suspect at the freight depot. Heentman left for New York to buy new tail coats and millinery stock.
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