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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1922
Page
8
Anaconda school board weighs funding for local projects including a new indoor track and seating at Daly Gymnasium while addressing student welfare. The 1921 delinquent tax list for Anaconda details numerous property owners with assessed amounts across multiple blocks and additions.
In Washington on Jan 3 objections to Philip Daniels for Anaconda postmaster were resolved. Senator Walsh dropped opposition after review, Senator Myers remained silent, and Daniels may be confirmed once re-nominated by the president. Daniels, longtime Anaconda resident, has served as police magistrate and Postal Telegraph manager. He expressed intent to devote himself to efficient postal service if confirmed, replacing Edward Burke who will retire after eight years.
Butte curlers travel to Anaconda tonight for the Intercity cup final, the annual bonspiel winner. Last night three local rinks hosted games with Morse Krum Meyers Munn leading 8 for Amthor McCarvel M.R. McKenzie Halloran. Torkelson D McDonald Stevens Masten led 4. Bryson McPherson A Kidd skip 9. Carlson Bardon Haddick King Gatehell R Davidson Mez M. Martin skip 7.
Funeral services for the late Mrs P J Clifford were held at a sister's home in Anaconda followed by a Requiem High Mass at St Pauls Church. The funeral cortege then went to Butte for interment at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers Frank Clinton W M Kelly Gus R English Thomas A Godby Edward OBrien and Charlen Ehlatam.
The final observance of the week of prayer in Anaconda churches will be at the Method Episcopal church this evening. The Rev. J G Knotter will speak on Christian Education and the Christian Home. All are invited to attend at eight o'clock sharp. No divorce is granted Tina Levick was granted a divorce from John Levick by Judge Winston on the grounds of failure to provide. There are eight children in the family four from Aire Levick by a former marriage and three from Mr Levick by a former marriage. One child was born of the union dissolved yesterday. Cobban case continued Two grand larceny charges against Ray A Cobban were continued for the present term of court by Judge Winston on motion of the defendant yesterday.
Thomas H. O'Brien, Anaconda chief of police, sent a resignation to Mayor James B. McCavitt and the city council to take effect at 6 pm after the mayor restored him to the post. The move follows two months on retirement and a district court bid for restoration, with the resignation dated January 34, 1922, and signed by O'Brien.
The Missoula five will perform tonight at the Sal venue as part of a county high school ante. The team, led by center Sterling and coach deference, is expected to begin around 7 o clock. The referee has not been named, and official comments were not available.
Charles Tay Ray delivers a dramatic performance as John Steel in Scrap Iron at the Bluebird Theater. A tale of family duty and hard choices, the plot follows an unemployed worker who faces a devastating secret and a fierce fight to protect his invalid mother, testing promises and love.
Local notes report dancing at standard office with tickets at 60 cents a couple, holiday events and notices including a small furnished house wanted, W. O. W. book deadline, and January sale continuing. Several injuries from accidents on Oak Spruce streets noted, students and residents traveling to Helena Butte and Oakland, plus various calls and social happenings around Anaconda.
The Army and Navy clearing house based in Butte reopens its Anaconda branch at 402 East Park Avenue after about three months. The store will feature a larger and more varied selection of Army Navy goods as required by law. The notice also states the municipal primary election registration books close February 2, 1923, with registration options at the county clerk’s courthouse or via deputy registrar as provided by law. OTTO J. JANBEN, Ex-County Registrar, Deer Lodge County, Mont.
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