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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
5
Fragmented OCR note lists assorted vegetables with stray pricing and unit markers including rutabagas carrots and cabbage. The readable items show quantities like 50 pounds and phrases such as special and extra sold, suggesting a grocery sale or ad snippet with inconsistent formatting.
Numerous visitors and businessmen arrive in Butte for Christmas and year end matters. Henry Coulam and Al Tobson manage Pacific system inquiries from Helena, with others from Deer Lodge Havre Waterloo Missoula Dillon and Helena on business or social visits. Local shops promote Xmas gifts as Bellevue Methodist Episcopal holds a community social and tree event.
Two Thomas brothers faced Bria police court after a belligerent incident involving threats and assault on firemen. One brother fined 318 and the other 25 in heavy penalties for the disturbance. College Telegraph Nine Years: Butte school marks ninth anniversary with 1000 graduates and plans an additional wireless class as modern apparatus enhances training.
A fragment notes a baby traveling by train to London with a patron on a 12:30 departure aboard an American line. The text is incomplete but suggests a travel scene centered on a young child and a companion.
The Butte Relief Association announced that permanent relief cases cannot be funded by the Community Chest. It states many applications from widows and others in current hardship are not caused by mining downturn and will not be helped by mine resumption. Donors intended aid for emergencies, not permanent needs, so enduring cases must seek regular channels.
Thomas Campbell, manager of a large Hardin farm operation, visited Butte before continuing to Pasadena. The farming company has run thousands of acres of wheat on owned and leased land near Hardin. Campbell could not predict the next year’s actions due to current uncertain conditions.
Mrs Alf Rice travels to Flint Michigan after the death of her younger sister Miss Anna Vernon. Miss Vernon died at her family home. Mrs Rice will be joined by her mother Mrs Alice O Leary of Big Timber. Visitors include Mrs Henry Tracken of Helena and Dr and Mrs L P Fox of Lima.
School children from Emerson, Symons, Greenlee, Madison, Jefferson, Monroe, and other schools directed by teachers perform Yuletide songs today. The event ends with a community tree gathering at 230 Slope Street, featuring choirs from multiple districts and expected to draw hundreds in what locals call a standout city-wide celebration.
A string of fires erupted on the South Side ending around 7 30 PM and early morning. One blaze destroyed a mill house at 100 South Wereming attest owned by tailor Makved Murringtons. Firemen arrived as flames spread rapidly. A small house near the Milwaukee freight yards burned and a barn was destroyed. Two O'Boyle girls were at home during the incidents.
A meeting of the Poultry association members is planned for next week with officers to be named and deliberations on the state convention. The schedule aims to increase attendance after the Christmas holiday, anticipating a larger turnout.
A group of students at the American Academy reenacts ancient Rome by climbing the Trajan column and simulating the Pantheon’s interior as part of a science and history project. The activity blends exploration with hands on learning about architecture and engineering.
The Bank of France distributes bronze items valued at 20,000,000 francs to replace paper money deemed insanitary amid wartime austerity and currency reform in Selentile Amer.
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