Anaconda News Visiting Deputy Highlights New General Manager
Anaconda News reports on a visiting deputy and a master magician at the Margaret theater in a Pantages bill. Leon and his company perform feats with Edith Packard and two others, ending with water and flames. The show also features Kinkaid Kitties, Treavitt’s dogs, Margaret Ford, Fred Marshall and Anna Gordon, Irving Jones and Roy Johnson. Lee Anderson, Galatin County deputy sheriff, visited with his new bride and discussed fingerprint identification with local officials, noting its aid to convictions and cross jurisdiction connections.
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Leon
Margaret Theater
Wonder Worker
Dainty Edith Packard
Teddy
Tiger
Kinkaid Kitties
Treavitt
Margaret Ford
Tost
Fred Marshall
Anna Gordon
Irving Jones
Roy Johnson
Lee Anderson
Gallatin County
Bozeman
W. B. Vestal
Hartsell
Morgan
Anderson
Windows Installed at First Presbyterian Church
New art glass windows for the First Presbyterian Church are being installed this week by Charles W Sparrow. Designs are by Jones and Dillingham of Spokane. Green and amber hues blend with an artistic arrangement, enhancing the church interior. Additional windows and further improvements are planned for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Sparrow
Jones & Dillingham
Spokane
New Team Wins In A Surprising Victory
A newly formed team secured a decisive win, clash detail unclear due to fragmented text. Key names, dates, or locations are missing, but the result indicates a successful start for the A succession in recreation or competition.
Recruiting officer to visit Anaconda this afternoon
Sergeant Laurence I Moir of the United States army recruiting station in Missoula plans an Anaconda visit this afternoon at 2 20 at the post office He will answer questions or discuss enlistment in the regular army and notes that your credit is as good as your neighbor s cash at Miz
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Laurence I. Moir
United Stated
Missoula
Anaconda
Xarnil
Moir
Melock
Miz
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
Std Company
Main
Yelock
B. J. Bowman
J. C. Harrington
Ment
Week of Prayer Observed by Anaconda Churches
Anaconda churches from Baptist to Presbyterian unite for a Week of Prayer at the Christian church with four evening sessions Tuesday through Friday led by local pastors. Topics include The Church Universal Nations and Their Rulers Home and Foreign Missions and Schools Colleges with leaders named. Curling scores also reported from last night. John Haggarty discharged after preliminary hearing finds insufficient evidence for district court.
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Christian Church
Evangelical Alliance
Christendom
Anaconda
Church Universal
Christ
Robert A. Cameron
First Presbyterian Church
Tople
K F. J. Salsman
First Bapist
Home and Foreign Missions
Jesse Lacklen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles A. Lockhart
Christian’ Church
Alimony Increased in Butte Divorce Case
In Butte, alimony was raised from $30 to $50 in the divorce proceeding of Mrs Drumgoole. The case heard by Drugoole and represented by Attorneys Duffy and Trippet of Anace. Brownfeld Canty’s branch at 308 E Park Ave offered credit terms of $5 down and $6 a month on a White sewing machine.
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Walter Scott
Padrick
St Park Ave
Drugoole
Butte
Drumgoole
Livan
Duffy and
Trippet
Anace Ee
Brownfeld-Canty's
E Park Ave
Chem
Anaconda News Briefs and Local Notices
Local items from Anaconda include calls for advertising and subscriptions, names of residents visiting from Georgetown and Butte, dance events at Moose Hall and A.G. hall, hotel dining options, Victor records sales, and notices about rents and housing. Also noted are skating shoe sales, engraved calling cards, and Christmas season gatherings with performances and confetti balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Elle
Georgetown
Anaconda
Standard
Poor Farm Visite by County Officials
County auditor and newly appointed poor farm superintendent Hogg visited the farm yesterday to inspect conditions there. The report notes ongoing concerns with welfare facilities and staffing, prompting calls for improved oversight and funding.
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Hogg
Mayer
Thueson
Inverted Crown Paving Proves Drainage Advance
Cedar Rapids Iowa streets in a new residential district feature inverted concrete paving where the center is slightly lower than the edges to drain water down the middle. Proponents claim no curbs are needed and the method is highly satisfactory though traditional crowns and edge erosion are noted as concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Somme Battle Triumph Reported in Continues Coverage
The report notes great triumphs from the Somme offensive and July successes, detailing progressive advances as German resistance in the west wanes. Verdun remains a focal point with its decisive moral importance and ongoing heavy fighting.
Noted Singer Returns And Somme Battle Reflections
The report discusses a singer's setback to prestige after heavy losses, then shifts to an analysis of the Somme offensive. It notes weather hindered progress late in October and November, worsened by mud and broken roads, complicating artillery and supply. Tanks' use at Guedecourt is highlighted alongside a surrender after an aerial signal.
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Cnanners
Halk
Guedecourt
Gas warfare and defense in prisoner testimony
The general discusses gas use by the enemy and our own countermeasures. He notes that enemy gas attacks caused heavy casualties while our protective methods proved effective, based on prisoner evidence and captured documents.
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sMicern
Alvo
Convention breaks up after flying eggs and chairs incident
In Saskatoon a Ruthenian Presbyterian convention was disrupted when a co editor member Zary assaulted airman John Rodruk with eggs after a three minute address request. Tobruk hid under a table. Paul Crath struck Zary, who fled and remains missing as factions argued. Separately in Phoenix, five hundred gallons of whiskey wine and beer were poured into a water wagon and streets sprinkled with liquor.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Zary
John Rodruk
Tobruk
Paul Crath
Ele Kates
Phoenix
Ariz
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Tein
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Farrette
Mount Haggins
Kacher
Reid i
Flynn
Perit
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George W. Peterson
Insurance
R. B. Abbott
M. P. Mahoney
Bell
Curling
G. Morden
Frazer
Mot Kelda
Laird
MacPherson
Watkins
Clark
McCaskil
M.R. McKenzie
K. McKensie
J. le Rela
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Jackson
W. v.Munn
M Haddick
Mr Kelly
Emerseip
Harper
Munn
Syme
Haggarty
John Haggarty
Rebbery
James Pringle
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deerlige
Frank. Marron
About the City News
Trans
Roseborough
Holmson
Heffron
San Francisco
Cash Liquor House
Park Hotel
Copper City
Standard Office
Lon Turnett
Grip
C. C. Brown
Southern Cross
Moose Hall
Victor Victrolas
Victor
J. Findlay Torrence
Crafft
Phi Sheridan Club
D._C
Victor Records
W. J. Metter
Stuart
Oakneil
Forrent
East
Commercial Avenue
W. FE. Ketcham
Sea Tle
Anconda
Taylor
West Fifth Street
Maple Street
Howard Music Company
Hammerstough’s
East Park Avenue
Shevlin
Keith Whyte
FW. C. Whyte
Ithaca, N
Cornell University
A.G. Hall
Dewey Hall
BJ Stevensville
Hom Jones
Tones
West Valley
Overcoa Mackinaws
Windsor
Oxford
Somme
Aig
Verdun
West
Verda
Haig
Mary Garden
Europe
Chicago
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CS. K. W. Peckover CO. (Inc
Siness Ie
Walt Com & Company
Rustlers
Rk Avenue
C. A. Tuttle Co
Telephone Bell
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