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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1919
Page
6
Dr Dan Donohue treats Heslebeck at the emergency hospital then poor farm with tig-grain arsenic injections given in two doses 24 hours apart every ten days. The patient, once in a sleep stage, slowly awakens and works to reduce nervousness as a six month treatment proceeds toward possible cure.
Reading from the stars outlines a mixed day with sun Saturn tension and Venus favoring marriage and theatrical openings. Mercury Moon influence signals cautious prospects for performance and public events, with hints of change in drama and new plays and patrons advised to heed auspicious timing.
Montana joins 19 states in compulsory part time and continuation school laws to keep under 16s in schooling while working. In Butte the plan, tied to work permits, requires four hours weekly attendance for those under 16 or those with permits, with flexible scheduling between morning and afternoon. The program, conducted with Washington junior high, aims to supplement work, preserve education, civic and industrial intelligence, and qualify for state and federal funding. Employers are urged to cooperate to ensure student progression and stability.
Joe Richards and his wife arrived in Butte from San Jose California where they reside. Richards notes the thriving Northwest Tornia area and that his home is 18 miles from Stanford University. He mentions the prune crop prospering near his home and a high market price. Grace Rabbitt Kloeckner announces a piano recital featuring Margaret Jackson on August 30 with pupil ensembles and a program including Dussek and Lynes pieces.
Readable fragment lists composers and pieces including Wald, Hart, Kohler, Kern, Ward, Durand, Chopin, Bendel, Inglemann, Goddard, Baumfelder, Wrangell, Rheinhold, Dussek, with performers Margaret Jackson, Hazel Free, Gerta Nordberg, and Madeleine Moass. The clipping names several works such as Spring Song and Noc turne among others.
Review notes a lively variety program at the Pantages titled Honeymoon Inn featuring a fair young bride confronted by two husbands. Cast includes Bernard and Shaw with witty chatter, Shaw’s ballad Wonderful Mother of Aine, The Rials, Makarenkos, Austin and Delaney with a blackface act, and Murray Livingston delivering standout character studies.
Viola Richards was arrested by Officer Ragan and charged with arson after an attempt to set fire to a South Main street rooming house. The bed in her room was found blazing but quickly extinguished, and police deem her a drug victim with a possible sanity test planned.
The Harvey Greater Minstrels, a 40 member company praised for clever entertainment and standout wardrobe, will perform at the Broadway theater on Wednesday and Thursday August 7 and 8. The noonday parade and daily shows promise high energy and value.
Fire at Joe Russell's service station on South Utah avenue damaged the top and cushions of Walter Everly's automobile while he was fueling. The blaze, believed to have started from a cigar stump, was extinguished before it harmed the engine or body.
In Butte, Assessor Peter J. Kelly rebuts Commissioner Byron Cooney’s charge that up town property owners are favored in taxation. The dispute centers on board of equalization reductions, with Cooney alleging broader city-wide bias while Kelly demands specific cases and cites, noting real estate firms alone received large reductions. The pair clash over whether street car fare changes justify lower assessments and who bears the burden of rising transport costs.
The county assessor defends his valuations amid board of equalization disputes over reductions. He accuses the Silver Bow board of politicizing assessments to favor builders and Tidewater Holdings. He vows to uphold the law, resist political pressure, and seek fair treatment for all taxpayers.
A mass meeting at Hel park addressed by EF. Dotee urged funds to appeal the Leavenworth federal sentence of 1. W. W. agitators led by Judge Landis. He said 60 members remain in prison while Doree, sentenced to ten years, is out on bond.
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