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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
12
An advertisement touts a free trial of a rupture treatment claiming dramatic relief for all rupture sizes and years of wear. It asserts no trusses needed, promises restoration of normal function, and urges readers to send name and address for the free trial to a Watertown address.
Weather bureau records show Butte reached a low of 12 degrees above zero in the 24 hours ending yesterday at 5 pm. The day saw a maximum of 32 and a "set" maximum 26 degrees above zero, with a cold 7 am hour at about 9 degrees. Private thermometers differ, but federal readings remain the official measure.
Thomas H. Morse Jr. obtained a decree of divorce from May Aubray Morse with desertion charged and default entered. Attorney Harlow Pease filed an affidavit of prejudice to transfer a trusteeship case involving Martin J. Cullerton against F. M. Sumner from Judge Carroll's department. Patrick Holland named special appraiser for Mrs. Mary Green estate. Pauline McGee named guardian for Gladys Pyle minor with $2,000 bond. Hearing on Elizabeth Wedler versus Otto Wedler continued to January 7.
Jack Currie was sentenced to 90 days in county jail after a trial before Judge Shea for failing to return change from a $20 bill. Pat Leggat claimed a $20 bill was given to Currie to change while a friend owed him $10. Currie denied the errand. John Brown, serving another term for bootlegging, forfeited $150. Tim Flaherty also forfeited $150. Seven men were arrested on the charge. others posted $150 bonds and face court today.
Police report shows two break ins in Butte early yesterday. A rubber door mat was stolen from the Realty block at 118 East Broadway and clothing along with other articles were taken from a room in the Ivanhoe block belonging to O Brien Dwyer.
Washington December 30 figures from the census bureau show farm horses fell 16 percent in five years from 19,767,161 in 1920 to 16,535,759 in 1925. Male horses rose over 5 percent from 6,442 to 6,740,608 in the same period.
Doctors now recommend Calotabs to break up colds and flu overnight. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water purifies the system and ends the attack without salts or nausea. Next morning you feel fine with a hearty breakfast and no interference with daily activities. Get a family package with directions for 35 cents at any drug store.
South Side News lists Mr and Mrs M C Jensen and daughter Marie visiting home in Whitehall after Christmas with city relatives. Families including the Merricks from Hamilton and Casper guests share dinners and parties. Dorothy Ann McRae born Tuesday morning to Idaho parents at Daily residence. Socials at Columbine club and multiple families mark a festive holiday period with meals, tea, and rooted homecomings. See also gatherings at 2109 Mlm, 2087 Aberdeen, and 726 West Galena.
A high pressure system keeps core warmth over the country with clear skies in the northern Rockies and east, while the Southwest remains influenced by a Southern California disturbance. Temperatures rise on the plains as western areas stay mostly dry and stable.
The Montana Education Association wrapped its delegate session with officer elections and pushes for changes in elementary school regulations. Ira B. Fee was elected president with Genevieve Albertson and C. W. Graff as first and second vice presidents, respectively. The association seeks reimbursement of about 2 million dollars from the permanent school fund, repeal of the teachers pension law, new county superintendent qualifications, and altered eighth grade exam rules. It calls for accrediting rules for elementary schools and relief from state exams for those meeting standards, plus modifications to federal vocational work requirements. District conventions will nominate officers, and a county superintendents training school runs through Jan. 7 with talks by Alfred Atkinson and S E B Davis.
Four men robbed the Ameri can bank in De Soto Missouri, two wearing disguises with blackened faces. They escaped with seven thousand nine hundred dollars in cash. The Associated Press reported the incident dated December 30.
France produced two million tons more coal in 1925 than in 1924, reflecting a substantial rise in output. The increase signals continued expansion in the French coal industry amid postwar energy demand.
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