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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1927
Page
15
Advertises Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs to treat persistent coughs colds bronchitis and other respiratory troubles. Claims medical endorsement and blood absorption with money back guarantee if not relieved after following directions.
The funeral of Luke A. Madigan will be held at 9 o'clock from Richards chapel. The procession goes to Sacred Heart church for mass at 9 30 and interment will follow at St Patrick's Cemetery.
The Montana attorney general pursued abatement and criminal actions against gambling operations in Butte. Pleas of guilty were entered by Darragh, Joe Fook, and John F. Melia by counsel, while O'Neill defendants faced trial outcomes of conviction and acquittal.
The Joshers club hosts a charity show funded by Universal Film company donations in Butte to stock baskets for delivery starting December 21 by Boy Scouts. Bread and pickles were donated, and Scouts with cards gain free admission. A prize steer of 1,250 pounds from Walter Hill boosts the drive as beef quality noted.
The Senate adjourned after a tense clash over a small business tax relief amendment in a 136 to 132 vote. The scene included a Venezuelan guest in the gallery as other resolutions and a deficiency bill moved toward consideration with objections noted.
State highway officials describe a long term plan to expand and maintain Montana’s road system. 1 100 miles of 4 093 have been built with ongoing maintenance funded by both federal and state sources. Chief engineer Rader and maintenance engineer Newland spoke on construction specs for graveled and paved highways.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a special Legion hall meeting last night to present the year’s report and elect officers for the coming term. The chapter received special commendations for largest enrollment increase in the state and for being the first to appear fully uniform at a state convention. Welfare work featured prominently, with records showing 11 families of disabled or deceased veterans cared for this year, totaling 32 children, and plans to care for five more. A total of $588.50 was paid by 153 members for welfare efforts. Officers elected: Mrs. E. K. Miller president, Mrs. Mae Lowney McCormick first vice president, Mrs. Robert Potts second vice president, Miss Celestine Harrington secretary-treasurer, Miss Charlotte Wellcome chaplain, Mrs. Lloyd Hileman sergeant at arms, Mrs. John Taylor historian. Executive committee: Mrs. G. F. Lowney and Mrs. William Woods.
Velma West, 21, was held to the Lake County grand jury without bond on a first degree murder charge for the killing of her husband T Edward West. Judge Marvin H Helter denied bail and ordered her jailed until the grand jury session beginning January 9.
Minneapolis reports flour unchanged with carload family patents priced at 7.35 to 7.45 dollars per barrel in 98 pound sacks. Shipments total 37 594 barrels. Bran priced at 30.50 dollars per 31?
Standard copper spot and futures quoted in London with prices for electrolytic tin lead and zinc and futures. In New York cotton futures closed steady with Dec to July contracts listed and spot middling at 18.70 cents. Call money and term loans steady with prime mercantile paper around 3.4 percent.
The refined sugar market remained quiet with prices steady at 5.60 to 5.80 per hundredweight for fine granulated. Futures closed easy with approximate sales of 22.00 tons. December 2.80 cents, March 2.86, May 2.93, July 3.01, September 3.08 cents.
Associated Press report from December 12 notes butter unsettled with receipts of 10 579 tubs including creamery extras at 51 3 4 to 47 4 cents, extra firsts at 49 1 4 to 47 1 4 cents, firsts 41 1 4 to 44 4 cents, seconds 37 3 4 to 39 1 4 cents. Eggs fall with receipts of 5 539 cases and prices for firsts 43 cents and ordinary firsts 32 1 8 to 32 3 8 cents.
New York December 12 reports mixed foreign exchange quotations in cents. Great Britain demand 4.88 and cables 4.8876. 60 day bills on banks 4.6416. France demand 3.93 and cables 3.93. Italy demand 5.4214 and cables 5.43. Belgium demand 13.98% and Germany demand 23.87%.
Executor J B C Knight of the Last Will and Testament of George T Nicholls deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Durston Block Rooms 12 and 13 Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated December 5 1927.
Estate of Thomas Shea deceased. Creditors and all persons with claims must file vouchers within four months after first publication. Executor at D. H. Morgan offices Durston Building Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated Anaconda November 1927.
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