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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1927
Page
3
Police court revenue for March reached 92 719 dollars, the largest monthly total shown in the year. The sun of 1926 topped prior years, reflecting sustained police activity and court levies. The report totals five year revenue at 487 060.60 dollars, indicating self-sustaining city expenses and higher enforcement impact.
Walkerville marshal Ratt Arrigont receives praise from council members and residents for his restored duties and new deputy appointment under Sheriff Angus McLeod. The notice thanks Arrigont and his supporters in Walkerville and Hill City for their cooperation during his official time in office.
A fragmented political notice outlines promises by local citizens not to run or nominate others for mayor Ramsay W T Lippemcott J Coleman Abe Witofsky and John Lindsay are named amid scattered phrases about campaign duties and conduct in Butte.
A garbled roster of names with informal vows touching advertisements and public duties. Several entries pledge to support customers, curb prices, or advertise products while dismissing disruptions or public concerns. The list mentions individuals like Richard Hoenek and Joe Hymne and references local civic roles and prerogatives in a quasi ceremonial tone.
At an election held Dec. 30 Mim Velpich was named president of the Serbian Girls Society. Tadmillovich, Polary, and Helen Zecew Grer Misa Diana Liganich were named president of the committee. Helen Malkovich and Ola Mar-Cevieh named members of the committee. A note on Foley's Honey and Tar Compound praises its use for elderly coughs and colds, highlighting no chloroform or opiates and its mild laxative and soothing effects.
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