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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
3
The first account in the estate of J. C. Adams was filed by Earl Genzberger for Madge B. Dugan. Receipts totaled 8000 with 1141.76 on hand. Court discussed inheritance tax, unaccounted property, and possible actions by the attorney general.
This ad offers a mail order trial package from Paxson and Rockefeller Co. for Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains and kidney issues, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestion.
The article cites U.S. mineral production about 50 years ago at 159 million dollars and last year near 7 billion dollars. It also mentions cameos cut from conch and helmet shells as a craft.
The department of justice considers filing suit against Wright Martin Corp to recover an 8 3 6 0 1 7 1 5 war claim. Hearings on Keller impeachment charges move toward conclusion as DOJ officials testify. Upshaw urges officials to vow not to drink bootleg liquor. FedReserve banks may buy or rediscount six month acceptances by agricultural growers. KIT bill in Senate authorizes War Department to sell about 50 surplus properties in 20 states.
The 26 member sociology class from Butte High School visited the city jail under instructor Miss Reichle. Detective Frank White explained fingerprint use in criminal apprehension, with students including Al Buckley Ruth Widenbach Martha Gooch Ed Molthen Harriet Molthen Janet Vivian Leroy Mattock and others.
A Rialto crowd enjoyed The Woman Conquers, a Snowbound adventure featuring June Elvidge Mitchell Lewis Bryant Washburn and Katherine MacDonald. The Fox Film program included related plays of a state championship at Clark playgrounds plus a Sunshine comedy and Rialto orchestra music.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports payroll gains in 31 industries in November within 3 233 establishments surveyed, with employment rising 7.9 percent in car building and repairing. Other sectors such as stamped ware, cotton manufactures, and agricultural implements also added workers, while 12 industries fell. The survey covers 1 556 537 employees, with wages totaling 48 961 271 dollars.
A historical note reports that after fires, about 265 percent of original Alberta forests remain, indicating a drastic reduction in tree cover and extensive wildfire impact.
Butte's history and attractions will be shown in photographs engravings and paintings for the chamber of commerce headquarters display. The pictorial and decoration committee chaired by E. J. Strasburger seeks loans and gifts with all pieces screened before acceptance to ensure suitability. Members listed include Strasburger Hogan Colbert Boyle Grigg Hayes Meinhart Orton Christy Parker Rice Wood Kemna and Siderfin.
London, with a population of 7,900,000, reports 711 weekly drunkenness convictions after alcohol sale hours were extended last September. The Scotland Yard study notes Easter week 1920 saw a peak of 7,171 convictions, and 27,410 people were convicted in 1921, including 6,494 women, a drop of 2,546 from 1920.
The Silver Gow law school did not hold its annual banquet on January 2 due to the election of its president Judge J. G. Denny to the legislature. Instead the school held a dinner at the St. Francis last night with dancing, speaking, singing, and comic stunts along with an elaborate menu.
Francis Musser 12 of Ortonville was killed in Pontiac while playing Indian when his 14 year old friend Lee McArthur fired a gun he believed unloaded. Authorities investigate the youth’s death and the circumstances of the firearm.
A note records that game certificates were first issued with a duty in England in 1784 marking an early regulatory step.
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