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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
3
A reader offers ideas for enjoyable evenings for a 19 year old and her 22 year old partner. Suggestions include reading plays aloud, two person card games like double solitaire, Russian Bank, candy making, stamp and coin collecting, and organizing a harmonica duo.
On a Sunday morning Laurel secretly plans to seize control of the Harwood household. She roams the house gathering supplies then serves Noble a lavish breakfast. His calm replies mask tension as she asserts a wife’s right to management, leading to a looming confrontation.
The Salvation Army kettles on Butte streets have begun their holiday appeal. Despite later placement this year, daily contributions meet prior levels as need remains high. A Kansas resident helped by the Army in the past 16 years donated again this year to assist others. Childrens Christmas club memberships grow, many with toy donations. Officers urge shoppers to keep the kettles active with the slogan keep the pot boiling.
Belgium made the first interest payment of 677,322 dollars to the United States on postwar funded debt. Czecho Slovak ia paid 1,500,000 dollars as its first semi annual installment. Finland contributed 180,000 dollars, Lithuania 45,678 dollars, Poland 500,000 dollars and Hungary 39,611 dollars. In line with their debt agreements.
Seven foreign governments paid a total of 75.3 million dollars to the U.S. Treasury on Tuesday, clearing wartime loan debts. The largest single payment was 72.31 million dollars.
A bob sled was seized by the police Tuesday night after a number of unclear events, with authorities taking an action in connection to the incident.
At the intersection of Placer and Platinum streets youths left the bob sled on the curb as police neared. Officers planned to tell the boys to stay off the streets, but the riders grew frightened and fled without guidance.
Joe M. Garcia, charged with possession of counterfeit money, was ordered held for the grand jury after a hearing before Justice of the Peace McNamara. The case will be reviewed by the next grand jury in Great Falls in two months. U S Secret Service agent Grady Boatwright, tied to the Butte operation, departed for Salt Lake City to pursue two Mexican suspects believed to have manufactured the coins and fled with the counterfeit molds. Garcia, held on $2,006 bond, claimed the money came from a poker game.
Frank R. Venable secretary of the Butte Chamber of Commerce left for Omaha Nebraska as his mother Mrs C W Venable lies gravely ill in hospital The mother has been visiting a son and now faces a vulnerable prognosis due to age and weakness
William Porter of 628 East Park Street was attacked at a Meaderville dance Tuesday night and sustained a fractured nose. He was taken to St. James Hospital and later allowed to return home.
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