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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
3
A government study outlines farm sector improvements and prewar condition comparisons. It notes price shifts, cooperative roles, market studies, and livestock range land regulation with funding figures and policy recommendations after consultations with agricultural bodies.
A disturbance occurred at a local theater during a wintertime event. Witnesses reported disruptions as attendees reacted to a scene described as tense, with some audience members coughing and reacting to dramatic moments. Police were called to ensure safety and restore order.
In Poteau Oklahoma, Nett Stephenson Brehm sues D C Stephenson, the former Indiana Ku Klux Klan leader sentenced to life, seeking child support for his daughter Catherine born May 12 1911. The suit claims he refused to acknowledge or support the child after learning of her birth.
Laurel Harwood and husband discuss leaving for Boston while she models afternoon dresses at a salon. A restaurant visit and the appearance of David Gaines disrupt a calm mood as Noble contemplates the lunch and future plans. The chapter teases tension about Laurel and David with Noble nearby.
In a busy student activities note from Butte High School, the junior dance featured clever costumes and refreshment tables as Frank Holly and Charlotte Kelley entertained. The Girls Debate League plans four meetings in room 219 debating immigration control, with Harletts Gordon and Margaret Ralph leading the affirmative. The Sophomore class organized a venue for the Junior dance, and the Glee Club was appointed for the event with officers elected for the Boys Glee Club.
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