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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1924
Page
10
The school board announced two new grade school teachers to join staff as part of a district revision. They will assist in core subjects and bring new programs to the campus. A meeting noted additional training and certification requirements for all teaching personnel.
A public meeting in Anaconda at the Night School aims to inform residents about the benefits of attending the University of Montana at Missoula. George Boldt, university student body president, will discuss admission regulations limiting entry to two thirds of graduating high school seniors and outline college education advantages. Charles Murphy leads the organizing committee with Miss.
In Boston for an Elk convention, Mr. Hudson married Miss Stella Trimball of Advance Arkansas during his trip. The couple wed in Arkansas last January and will reside on East Commercial Avenue in Anaconda. Hudson, known locally, announced the marriage after the convention and plans to settle in this city.
The tax levy is set at 644 mills, with district No 6 at 10 mills and several districts ranging from 7 to 18 mills. The county allocates state and county taxes to specific funds, including highway sinking and school funds, with city property taxes distributed accordingly for the year.
Roy Peterson and Arthur Peterson of Philipsburg are jailed on multiple traffic charge allegations. They allegedly drove intoxicated with no valid license plate as officers Cullen Beausoliel and Bentley stopped them Sunday night. Bond forfeiture and warrants were noted for other local arrests.
Dillon August 11 The jury in the state case against Hugh Chambers found him guilty of a statutory charge and fixed a prison term of two to four years at Deer Lodge. Chambers will be sentenced soon and taken to Deer Lodge to begin serving. Dillon News Notes report local injuries from an automobile accident near Boulder with Miss Nancy fractures and Constance Kibbs bruising, both recovering. Local updates include visits from Mrs Schulz of Sheridan, return of Mrs Jennings and son Billy from a two week vacation, and plans by Frank Bilel, Keith Lloyd and Voorhes to tour Missoula and Kalispell. Charles Robinette departed Armstead for Dillon. Katherine Gelhaus returned from Alder after a week visit.
Anaconda's first consignment of air stamps arrived at the post office yesterday and will be ready for distribution today. Postmaster Phil Daniels says the stamps come in 8 16 and 24 cent denominations. The 8 cent stamps carry a letter to San Francisco the 16 cent to Chicago and the 24 cent to New York. He notes many letters have already been sent via the air route and urges patrons to mark their air mail clearly to aid clerks.
Yesterday at the regular Rotary meeting members spoke of their trips. Senator T. P. Stewart gave an automobile tour account to Seattle and Portland. Prof. W. K. Dwyer shared experiences from Denver and Estes National Park. H. G. Coy, Anaconda delegate to Toronto’s Rotary convention last month, concluded the travel tale with John M. Carroll of Jackson Tennessee.
A noted change in Sconda's weather program yesterday shows the mercury climbing nine points to 92 in the afternoon. Morning readings were milder with a low around 44. By 6 PM the heat wave persisted, registering 86 according to Frank Kennedy, government observer.
A hundred acre fire west of Alberton in private timber burned furiously last night and was brought under control today with reinforcements from Missoula. It was the first serious blaze of the month in district No. 1.
An excerpt discusses sciatic neuritis with nerve pain from hip to foot aggravated by walking and unusually tender spots. It notes the condition is obstinate and not easily relieved by standard pain relief, then touts Allenmu Special Formula No 2 as the surest cure.
After years of patient effort a doctor claims a prescription will absorb piles completely. The advertisement promises relief with no discomfort and offers a money back guarantee if dissatisfied. Customers are urged to contact Cy Drug Co for a Tamil box at MOAVAT SUPROSI TM.
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