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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
3
Lillian Leitzel, famed aerialist heading a large troupe, joins Ringling and Barnum & Bailey for performances in Butte on Wednesday August 19. She performs high rope stunts in the big top, often ripping stockings, while noting this job ruins clothes.
Amoura meets two Bryn Mawr alumnae in a Chicago setting then contemplates returning home. She dodges questions about living arrangements while planning to visit Lake Forest. Letters from family and Philip Weinrich arrive as she faces looming decisions and possible dismissal.
The forecast notes Mercury and Saturn favorable in the forenoon boosting business and advertising profits for publications. It warns of extravagance in the afternoon and risks in signing contracts. Washington faces difficult government issues at the eleventh cusp, with caution urged for high risk investments.
The text discusses Leo traits focusing on deception to be uncovered in the coming year and predicts gifted children born on this day who will avoid hard work if not properly trained. It emphasizes discipline to help them rise to great heights.
One hundred orphaned infants sent from Bowling Green Missouri to Butte arrived by parcel post to find new homes. They belong to the White Leghorn family and were consigned to Dan Gallagher and Pete Cheerly. The chicks showed no ill effects after the long trip from Missouri.
In the state case against Gus Fitschen and Jim Silas charged with receiving stolen goods, the action was dismissed as to Fitschen before Justice McNamara. Silas fled town on the arrest warrant day and was not apprehended. William McLennan, secretary of the Sheep Shearers International Union, filed the complaint. The charge claims Silas bought sheep shears and parts stolen from the union factory on South Wyoming Street.
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