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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
5
The advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as safe free of nerve deadening drugs or alcohol. It claims to soothe and heal while building tissue and strength to resist illness. It highlights high vitamin content and seventy years of success as proof.
A lengthy list shows travelers and residents staying at Butte hotels including Basin figures E H Smith and Harold Peterson, with others visiting from Dillon Helena Billings Anaconda Superior and Gardner. Additional notices advertise seasonal cards at the P O News Stand and a Mayo Clinic treatment trip for John Downey.
J C Ryan announced the final Red Cross drive report showing Butte enroll ment 4162 with receipts 4910.20. The total exceeds national quota by 1162 and tops the largest local estimate by over 400. Ryan praised all committees, the women helpers, and 100 local businesses for full participation.
Judson G. Rosebush of Appleton Wisconsin told 200 Kiwanis Rotarians and Exchangeites at the Finlen hotel that glorifying personality is essential to harmony between labor and capital. He outlined four propositions to strengthen personality at work and urged legal limits on strikes in essential industries.
Two district court suits involve promissory notes. John C. Moebus sues the Knipes for 1250 and 250 with mortgage security, and Sloan’s claim to the mortgaged property is argued. Frank Reardon sues the Kouscoulos for 1500 with mortgage foreclosure. Margaret Kissick seeks 5150 for auto collision injuries near Butte. Probate actions: Walter Scott Hall Jr estate valued at 2000. admins named for Matt Kaukola, Annie Morris McGee, and Rosalie Furno estates.
Two defendants faced police court proceedings before Judge Shea. Andrea Giraux was fined $25 for creating a disturbance, while Bill Thomas, identified as Indian, received a 60-day sentence on a state vagrancy charge and a two-hour stay of execution was granted in his case. Salonski plans another fair after last year’s success.
District Judge George Bourquin may appoint three appraisers Saturday to condemn a right of way for the Nine Mile road amid unresolved settlements with property owners along the route. Appraisers will value the property. if agreed, the state will buy at that figure, otherwise a contest proceeds in court.
November 1927 in Butte and Helena shows heavy cloud cover and widespread snow with 28 overcast days and only one clear day. Total precipitation reached 1.94 inches with snowfall near one foot, and temperatures hovered around freezing most days.
The Ladies Aid of Holy Savior parish hosts a bazaar December 6 to 16 at 127 North Main Street to aid the church under construction. Items include embroidered goods aprons and handkerchiefs with booths selling goods. Austrian lunches daily 11 30 to 2 and dinners 5 to 7. Ravioli dinner on the final night.
Six chorus girls from the Fol lies Burlesque theater tailed two preachers down Broadway after court recess and mocked the Rev. Bob Shuler and Rev. Gustav Brieglieb. The crowd cheered as the girls derided the ministers who testified against the lewd show on Main street, then boarded a street car as onlookers dispersed.
A new stamp from Roumania will bear the profile of Boy King Michael, commemorating his reign and youth. The issue highlights national history and royal symbolism for collectors and the public.
The first batch of district court prisoners since the current jury term opened was sent to the state prison by Sheriff Angus McLeod. Manuel Luma Floyd Williams and Clyde Roper were sentenced for assault and burglary with terms from five to ten years and two and a half years to life, respectively. The state has won most trials so far, with Angelo Kapetanakis facing possible life, and Mike Goseman acquitted on a burglary charge. Ed Rogers was convicted of second degree assault, and Leo Kennedy faces narcotics charges and potential multiple trials. Gambling trial dates were deferred to December 5 for O Neill Doherty Smith and Reberg.
Dr Brown’s psychology class meets in the Leon ard hotel lecture room at 8 o’clock Friday evening December 2. Anne Miller is registered at the Leg gat from her Wisdom home.
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