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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
2
An article argues astrology misreads planetary alignments predicting world events while noting astronomy rejects such fatalism. It explains planetary sizes, Jupiter's mass dominance, and the sun's immense scale dwarfing planetary gravity, asserting the sun's continued steady motion through space.
Joseph Griffin was elected president of the Silver Bow County Bar association replacing the retiring James M. Hinkle. New officers include First Vice President H. K. Jones Second Vice President A. B. Melzaner and Secretary-Treasurer Earl Genzberger. The retiring president received a tribute for his year’s work with the Four Minute Men. Resolutions honoring Alexander Alla were approved and a portrait of former Judge J. W. Dwyer will be hung in the courthouse corridors.
The United States forest service reports large tracts of red fir white fir and hemlock timber in California Oregon and Washington and possibly Montana and Idaho suitable for newsprint manufacture. A full regional survey has not been completed and no overall figures exist.
The district court docket in Dillon ends with George Trunkhill found not guilty on an attempted robbery charge against two Chinamen. Regular train service resumed after a period with only one north and one southbound train daily. A marriage license was issued to Charles Lawrence Spaulding and Pearl Ruth Galliher, who wed and left for Bozeman to start their life together. Judge Lew IL Callaway from Great Falls is in town for cases pending. Roads south remain impassable for motor travel while northbound routes are usable to some extent.
The East Butte Coal company's lands totaling 1600 acres east and adjacent to Belt were sold today to Wrenn Bros Co of Boston for 500000.
Lieut. Commander Thomas Mott Osborne, in charge of the Portsmouth naval prison, said he had no knowledge of any national drive for prison reform and called reports crediting him with such plans false and silly.
The Illinois Supreme Court upholds the law on liquor searches and confiscations but strikes down the provision that allows destruction of confiscated liquor without prior notice to owners. The decision centers on due process and notice requirements in the confiscation process.
An old notice advises using Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets to end colds or influenza as a preventative. It asks buyers to look for E W Groves signature on the box.
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