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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
10
An elderly, frail woman is seen wandering in search of someone as a vigilant observer trails her into a dark doorway. She hides a half pint bottle behind her shawl, fearing discovery by her family, and hints at a tense domestic scene involving a father figure.
Bozeman students and alumni plan to travel for high school basketball action aiming to capture Gallatin county quin tet honors. Since last Saturday’s win over Butte the locals show steady improvement and hope to join the Anaconda high school squad in Daly gymnasium tonight to form a permanent booster group. The move seeks to support the Darker ball team as it enters the field with plans for several outside games. Meanwhile 17 year old William Miller is arrested on robbery involvement charges in relation to the Washoe market incident and held awaiting further action.
For sale a dwelling with bath and lights listed at 1950 dollars. Terms require payment inquiry. Local property listing notes a modern setup and available amenities.
The funeral was held at St. Paul's church for James Hogan, with requiem high mass by Mar. Day. Relatives from Butte attended, and pallbearers included Gov Walsh and others. Interment followed at Mount Carter cemetery as floral offerings marked the community’s respect.
Keating earned the right to face Martin Martins in the Mathewson trophy bonspiel final by eliminating Halloran's rink. A date remains unset, with all signs pointing to an evening showdown. The report also depicts a birthday exchange involving Mowbray and family.
A strong Eskimos performance boosts their season. They defeated the Pro team and moved within two games of a playoff, setting a high season total of 2,680. At the courthouse, Bailey outlines upcoming primaries with March elections approaching. A miscellaneous obituary notes Mrs Birmingham’s early Bearton days and 26 years in Hearmouth. Burglars at Curtin Music store steal multiple wind instruments and parts, leaving evidence of entry via a rear door and truck removal.
Grace Fleming, police matron of Anaconda, is discharged by Mayor McCavitt amid claims of discord with local police and county sheriff. The city notes the office's removal with Fleming retaining no credentials while the mayor cites municipal need and past disagreements.
County attorney and city officials clash over police staffing as Mrs Fleming pressures warrants and the sheriff’s office for help. Chief O'Brien and Assistant Chief Walsh say patrols are thin with five officers on duty. Mayor vows police direction remains central to city safety.
A statement argues against keeping a policewoman, citing city conditions as justification for dispensing with her services. The remark frames the dismissal as warranted by local needs and conditions, linking the action to reward considerations.
Mrs Herrick directs the Dean of Women’s work surveying the state on occupational outlook for women. She plans to launch Home Economics guidance and a nursing or related program, aiming to expand women’s studies and physical education in coming months.
Yellowstone post of the American Legion re elected Art Barry as commander and named Dr T V Moore as vice commander Reuben Smith Horace Noyen Hersrick Swan Robert Bru post orderly. Billings hears about service with the American expeditionary forces in Siberia and comments on Bolsheviks and Japanese in the region. Also notes Billings Gas Company adopting a new coke producing method and board remarks on raw materials.
Libby Commercial Club officials announce a get-together dinner at the Libby hotel cafe next Monday night. The event aims to foster community spirit, broaden club activities, and features a chicken dinner with music and a program. Local and county representatives were invited, and the Lukens-Hazel compressor plant machinery has arrived for transport in Libby.
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