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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
5
Ad copy extols the value of wearing high grade watches for business men. It urges readers to visit and view watches with superior jewel movement and timekeeping, claiming such pieces reflect well on one's standing and credibility.
Local brief items list Buick advertising slogans and car buys, births at 1413 Gallatin street and 546 East Mercury street, a January 4 daughter for Hugh McKinney, a divorce granted to Jeanette Liker, and a bank savings notice through January 15. A false fire alarm at 408 West Mercury and a chimney fire at 50 Colorado street are noted, plus a bankruptcy petition by Charles Menconi with assets and debts.
Announcement from Washington establishes one new postoffice in Larkin Valley and four star mail routes in Montana. Castagne to Red Lodge covers 15 miles thrice weekly. Richey to Brockway and to Redwater and Cirete spans 47.5 miles three times weekly. Richey to Nickwall and to Sulliv? receives similar thrice weekly service. The Rocky Boy office opens in Hill County replacing previous setup.
In Indianapolis the American Legion issued instructions not to oppose opera and Hungarian music, stressing that spirit language and personnel should be respected. Frank Oller national commander of the organization announced the guidance at a public session tonight.
The Great Northern railroad shows a major 1918 revenue gain in passenger traffic, led by Louis Hill and Cal Stone. A Wall Street Journal clipping notes the line’s rise as a premier passenger and freight carrier, with projected earnings near 20 million and a thousand-dollar increase over the prior year.
A garbled dispatch notes discussions of Adriatic questions with premier Nit and Tai foreign minister Seintela in Montarente street alongside Lloyd George and other officials. Mentions January French election date and Paris reports the president election timing for the French republic.
Reports from Butte indicate an unnamed man, tied to the IWW and Wobbl y movement, was held in Washington City amid claims of conspiracy to over throw. He carried a card showing membership in a Great Falls IWW local and was linked to activity in Butte. Deported as an undesirable alien, he reportedly traveled via Ellis Island and Dublin in earlier years.
Market Manager J. L. Legare defended City Market milk as up to standard after four samples tested by a laboratory showed butter fat at 3.8 percent, above the 3.3 percent requirement. He said inspections prove dairy conditions sanitary and any accusation of substandard milk is unfounded.
State files injunction against George, seeking to abate a common nuisance from his automobile used in the liquor business between July and December. This appears to be a second county case targeting intoxicating traffic and abatement actions.
A jury in a court case verdict returned in favor of the plaintiff for 409 dollars. The case centered on a note the defendant admitted owing to Murph. the only direct debt evidence was the note. Attorneys for the plaintiff and defense argued as the court directed, with promises of future payment by the defendant.
County officials detained Frank Jarvis and August Kunto known as Gus Hill in Missoula. Byrne of the US Department of Justice reported the arrests, noting uncertainty whether federal or state authorities ordered the custody. The men are held at the county jail pending charges or further action.
A horse ran loose on Main Street near Park and Main yesterday morning, crashing into a Lutey Bros. wagon. The frightened animal dragged under a parked car for about 15 feet before finally stopping. The horse suffered only two small cuts, with no other injuries reported. The incident began on Quartz Street when the horse slid on ice and the driver stopped it, then the horse bolted again prompting the chase.
During wartime, Frank McGree and Lynn Gillet quarreled over money evening. Taken in custody, McGree faced a disturbance charge. Magistrate Hi nes urged resolution, declaring guilt but allowing a shared $10 fine and dismissal to proceed.
Mrs Albina Storge sues Rutte-Ramedell Mining for 3500 alleging damages to the St George house and rooming and boarding business. Trial opened with testimony about blasting hazards, disturbed residents, and repeated property damage near the shaft. Witnesses including Dennis Prud and Ora Boucher described conditions caused by mining near St George.
Snow fell and chilled the town as the thermometer dropped to four degrees. Citizens reported a brief thaw Monday evening, then temperatures hovered five to six degrees above freezing last night. Weather forecasts from the railway era noted warmer trends.
A court found the defendant guilty after testimony at 12 West Galena Street. Robinson's attorney admitted there was no alternative, with a fine of $50 set after the proceeding at Monstrate Ht. venue.
President Clapp delivers remarks to the Ad Club, highlighting the group’s role and its value to members. The address underscores the importance of boosters and timely communications, aiming to boost engagement and support within the club.
Butte girl has wed in Washington, joining McNamaara of Worcester and Muse in a ceremony tied to Harclay and Mouth firms. The event confirms a position and custody aspects cited within the marriage details, reflecting cross city ties and property issues in the formal notice.
The Association of Railway men meeting reports the government will continue control after railroads are privatized. A rule on distribution and interchange of freight cars under the postwar system is adopted. The agreement solidifies the method for handling transportation charges and continues current operations.
County Attorney reports on destruction actions following raids, listing liquor and tobacco seized for disposal. The records indicate small quantities in several cases, with property previously owned by John Peterson, F C Powers, and Hans Dremer. Items include prunes and 100 pounds of meat products plus showroom fixtures, returned to a brewery by court order after proving ownership but loss.
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