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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
4
The article argues that neat yards increase property values and neighborhood appeal, contrasting barren dirt lots with heaps of rubbish to well kept lawns trees shrubs and gardens as a beneficial asset for owners and neighbors.
August 17 1923 reports that US and Mexican commissioners have agreed on an amicable settlement regarding recognition and a treaty of amity and commerce. The major point settled concerns retroactivity of the Mexican constitution with respect to seized foreign oil and agricultural lands, primarily affecting Americans. The draft proposal outlines steps for US recognition of the Mexican government and for negotiating the treaty.
Attorney General Daugherty rejects rumors of sickness and asserts he will stay in the Coolidge administration. He denies plans to resign, insists he is healthy, and says he and President Coolidge are close allies while dismissing critics as spreading myth and moonshine.
A writer argues that parks provide interrelated values including esthetic, educational, economic, hygienic, and recreational. He notes the esthetic and hygienic values drive park economics, as well kept parks raise surrounding property worth and attract desirable neighbors, impacting city real estate value.
A British scientist, Professor Haldane, envisions windmills revived to power electric motors across England, promising light and heat for all and greatly reduced lighting bills. He contends past energy waste could have leveraged wind technology for diverse uses, foreshadowing broader industrial impact.
The piece surveys the looming presidential race with Coolidge poised as a favorite in New England and among various party factions. It notes Moses backing Coolidge for New England delegates, potential roll call strength, and the broader political risks as Congress acts. It also touches on prohibition, international diplomacy, and the era's restless party dynamics.
The Anaconda bus fleet adds Miss Anna Conda, built in California, arriving from Oakland after five days. She travels 26 passengers at up to 45 mph, alternating with Miss Montana and the blue bus on the Butte Anaconda run. The trip included stops at Portland Pendleton Spokane and Wallace.
At the Rialto the Paramount release The Law of the Lawless starring Dorothy Dalton receives a highly pleasing reception. Dalton is superb as a hot headed Tartar girl with Kosloff and de Roche as gypsy leads. The bill also features Plunder episodes, a comedy, Rialto melody men, Lavell organ, and tomorrow’s Bavu headliner.
A series of birth notices from Butte listing new infants to couples including Dommons Murray Hospital Larson Perry Howell Mitchell Kearney Slater Chariton Hayes Hewitt Seaboldt Kidd Pallamounter Wedlake with dates ranging from Aug 4 to Aug 19 and locations such as Divide Murray hospital 1135 Caledonia 497 E Broadway Harrison avenue and 617 North Excelsior.
Coroner John C Murphy announced there will be no inquest into the death of Mrs Helen McElroy whose body was found in her cabin at 346 East Mercury street. Officials say she had been dead for several days and died of natural causes. The woman was aged between 86 and 90.
An information filed in Justice Buckley’s court charges Victor Georgeff with grand larceny for stealing a gold watch and chain and a $20 gold piece from Jim Stevens at 325 South Arizona on August 14. Marcus Murphy is charged with petty larceny in Justice O’Neill’s court on Nellie Laurence’s complaint. Jennie Doe Hess faces a disturbance charge in Justice Orneley’s court with Anna Pershe of 207 Pine Street as the witness.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to William Martin and Mary Sullivan both of Butte Edward Shimm in and Rachael James both of Anasonda Angel Prosa and Margaret Ima both of Walkerville.
Beth Climer a 14 year old daughter of Mrs James Hogan of Chestnut street died six hours after an accidental fall from a horse near Ralston ranch on Wednesday afternoon The horse shied at a quilt over a mowing machine causing Beth to lose her balance She arrived at St Ann's hospital in Anaconda at 8 pm suffering internal hemorrhage and no broken bones Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm from A C Richie's home with burial in Hill cemetery Beth Montana Climer born March 14 1909 in Ohio spent most of her life in Montana and was a popular Presbyterian Sunday school member Her death postponed the Gregson Springs Sunday school picnic Surviving are her mother and a half sister Margaret Hogan 13 of years old
Sheriff Gallagher raided an alleged gambling game at 515 East Third Street. Prisoners John Bloom and Joe Scotty Tuttle posted $200 bonds each and await gambling-charge filings. Marie Bowls, jailed on a warrants charge, was sentenced to 90 days or forced to leave town within 24 hours. Al Meyers began serving a suspended sentence after being arrested while drunk.
The Presbyterian Sunday school annual picnic at Gregson was postponed due to the death of Miss Beth Climer from injuries after a fall from a horse at Raleigh. Her death cast a pall over the class as she was a popular member.
An accident near the smelter yesterday afternoon badly damaged the Ford belonging to J. K. Massover. The left front wheel was smashed and the frame bent. Eyewitnesses say the driver lost control and drove into a ditch.
Members of the Roundup club of the Butte YMCA spent Wednesday picnicking at the reservoir. An orchestra provided music for the merrymakers. A basket lunch was served in the evening.
In a whimsical tale little Ned Gnome and the Raggedys confront Wanda Witch and her trickery. Invisible bumble bees chase the witches, while Raggedy Ann reveals a Wishing Pebble secret and the trio celebrate escaping harm.
Wanda Witch reveals a circle of charms and invisible bumble bees chasing Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy. Raggedy Ann condemns the witch while Andy dodges the attempted capture amid taunts and laughter.
The astrology column warns a doubtful day with Uranus in a threatening aspect and Mercury friendly. It predicts untrustworthy judgment, suggests women guard self-control, notes possible mental distress, dangerous propaganda, and social risks. It warns of political turmoil and financial waste, plus difficult patterns for the younger generation and potential strikes.
A historical note claims hydrogen liquefies at 421 degrees below zero and freezes at 434 degrees below zero. It also asserts that the finest sponges originate from Turkish waters, reflecting mid-century curiosity about science and natural resources.
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