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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1928
Page
9
Anaconda experiences 11 inches of snow with mild 15 to 20 degree warmth. Subzero weather ends as citizens return to streets and winter sports revive with sleighing skiing and skating activity. Tom McCarthy and Steiner Larson depart for Montana University Missoula for early spring training.
Local briefs list meetings and events for Odd Fellows and Masons. Notices cover lodge communications, church services, campus moves, holiday travels, teaching assignments, and residents leaving Anaconda for studies or travel to Bozeman Missoula Helena Corvallis Laurel Spokane Fort Scott.
Sheriff Mike Mahoney reports about 200 cattle are stamped monthly under a county rule requiring a registered stamp on all beef and veal placed on sale in Meer Lodge county. Most meat is processed in city butcher shops, at county slaughterhouses, or brought to the sheriff’s office for stamping. The sheriff notes demand remains steady despite the stamp.
Anaconda high school basketball opens district play this week with Loyola and Deer Lodge coming to Daly gym. Rider, Deer Lodge’s star forward, highlights a schedule that features a busy January through February including the district tournament in Dillon.
Services for Richard Condon discovered dead in his cabin at the foot of Spring Hill west of Anaconda were held at 8:45 in the morning at the P. J. Finnegan funeral chapel. A requiem high mass followed at St. Pauls church with interment in Mount Carmel cemetery. Phil G. Sullivan of Butte, his nephew, led arrangements while niece Jeannette Condon Stannard of Seattle could not attend due to illness.
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