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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

12

Bank Directors Re elected Across Butte Banks

Officers and directors were re elected at multiple Butte banks in the annual stockholders meeting. Bank & Trust Company named C J Kelly as chairman and James E Woodard as president with C C Swinborne as vice president and R W Place as cashier. Directors listed include John D Ryan and James E Woodard among others. Silver Bow Bank officers re elected feature James T Finlen as president and John F Corette as vice president with term directors including Ro Monahan and Fitzgerald. First National Bank re elected Andrew J Davis Sr as president and J B Steph as director with George U Hill as cashier and A J Davis Jr and W J Forsyth as assistant cashiers. Miners Savings Bank & Trust re elected directors D J Charles, David Maule, W W McDowell, V Kemper, W C Bawden, J L Carroll, H A Frank, W L Renicke and J R Fenlon with officers to be elected later. South Side State Bank re elected former officers with Miss Jessie M Gill named assistant cashier. officers J E Hample as president, Albert Rochester and J M Poindexter as vice presidents and Jessie M Gill as assistant cashier. directors listed as J E Hample, Albert Rochester, Paul A Reichie, W C Wilson, W B Hall, John H Hample and L Brash. Yegen Bank will delay section of others until next week.

Butte Stockhold Bank & Trust Company C. J. Kelly James E Woodard C. C. Swinborne R. W. Place J. L. Teal John D. Ryan C.F. Kelley Thomas A. Marlow Charles J. Kelly John J. Burl First National Bank Andrew J. Davis Sr J. B. Steph George U. Hill Andrew Davis Sr George A. Hill A. J. Davis Jr W. J. Forsyth Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company Jessie M. Gill J.E. Hample Albert Rochester John M. Hample J. M Poindexter JE. Hample Paul A. Reichie W. C. Wilson W. B. Hall John H. Hample L. ©. Brash Yegen Bank

State orthopedic board aids crippled children in Montana

At a Montana meeting the state orthopedic board reported that Jai crippled children were surgically treated and most cured through the board’s work. Members attending the annual commission meeting included Mary Sales Mills, Garne l, RC Diilavou, Billing.

Helena Jai Montana Ki Ween State Orthopedic Board Vs. Mary Sales Mills Garne l RC. Diilavou Billing

Health board list of crippled children aid and cane program

The text notes Dr W W Andrus Miles City and Dr W F Cogswell secretary of the state board of health. The last legislature appropriated 25000 dollars for crippled children treatment during 1921 and 1922. The commission spent 4500 dollars in the past year. Most canes were treated at Billings Great Falls and Lewistown.

Butte Organizations Mark Second Anniversary of Prohibition

The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance union, the ministerial association and other temperance workers plan a Jan 16 observance at the YMCA. The event features addresses and music as they celebrate national constitutional prohibition with a community gathering inviting the public.

Butte Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union The Ministerial Association Temperance Workers Y.mm. CA

Girl Offers to Work for 500 Dollars in 18 Months

Destitute Gra Roberts, 21, in San Francisco offers to do any kind of work for 18 months for 500 dollars. She stipulates half upfront to help her sick mother, with the remainder paid after one and a half years to cover board and expenses.

Gra. Roberts San Francisco Ord

Transporting Liquor Arraignment in Federal Court

John Doe was arraigned before United States Commissioner L M Van Etten on charges of transporting liquor. He was held for the federal district court under bond of $100 after officers arrested him with liquor on the street.

John Doe Unit States L. M. van Etten Federal District Court Lquor

Butte Exhibits Shine at State Poultry Show

Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Butte exhibitors shining at the state poultry show with many awards expected. A long list of attendees from Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, Helena, Billings, and other cities attended the eleventh annual event in Denver and Oakland venues, with notable figures from livestock circles and industry leaders present.

Helena Missoula Ren Tadsoula Louis Sofi Marka Stevensv Butte George Morgan City Alissiasippi Ssorace of Branford

Hotel Arrivals List Shows Wide Guest Tally

A crowded hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests and their residences including W Rose Prevost M Montrose New York E M Earle Reading Pa H Davidson Saginaw Mich EB J Hoi Seattle M C Rastrick Grace Davies L D Dell J Holland Cath reyne Thompson Billings R Gibbons Harlowton W Arnold Helena and many others from Dillon Amalie Noble Helena Sam Curry Missoula and more. The record reads like a society notebook detailing visitors from multiple states and cities during a bustling period.

W. Rose Prevost M. Montrose New York E. M. Earle Reading H. Davidson Saginaw Mich EB. J Harris A Minsoula A. i Lawson Wallace Finlen J. Af Matheson Alswouthy W. OM. Bedford Livingston Hila Plate Alta McCune Blophons J.T. Howard V'S.t Homas Allelings D. Grott Keetor N.D Beckwith Helene Gillespie Minneapolis Waits Sulphur Springs V. Toblagon Kane Titletaon Belmont Bimeon Carson Boulder Benedict Hott Great’ Falls Chapman Deet Doty

Dillon News Notes Report From Dillon Jan 10 Prohibition Case Details

Judge Joseph Smith fined Rome 4200, Amos Noble 100 and Warren Sutherland for violating prohibition laws. The men were captured days ago on the Montana main highway near the upper Binoketall Inn. The raid moved to the city, mash and other parts of the pit were destroyed. A legion club gathering was announced for the evening with plans for a Beaverhead Republican meeting north-west of Dillon.

Dillon Joseph Smith Rome Amos Noble Warren Sutherland Montana Binoketall Hlahway Lclty

Things to Avoid on Wedding Day Traditions

A long list of wedding day superstitions warns couples about actions and outcomes. Photographs together seal non marriage. Standing at a christening foretells never marrying. Runaway marriages bring bad luck. Back doors and late entrances invite misfortune. Multiple names, early hair, and misfortune with children all feature in cautionary lore.

Wedding Day Dread Weighs On Dishrag Rule

A fragment notes a superstition that touching a dishrag on the wedding day brings hard work for life, advising avoidance to prevent lasting toil.

Kroom Toeremony

Non-Suit Motion Taken Under Advisement In Tax Suit

Testimony concluded yesterday before Judge Jackson in T. J. Manley v county over taxes paid under protest. A motion for non-suit was taken under advisement as Manley seeks a refund of 84 dollars. The board of equalization and Mr Mantey’s valuation dispute were noted along with editorial staff and social remarks in the court record.

Jackson T. J. Manley Manley Board of Equalization Mr. Mantey

Galoshes to be replaced by Russian boot, says exhibitor

The Chicago National Shoe Retailers exhibition reports heavy galoshes losing favor with women and girls. Dealers forecast a shift to a patent leather red-topped boot called the Russian boot. The exhibit promotes a fashionable alternative to galoshes, highlighting rising wear for winter footwear. Joe Tumulty is noted as a writer rather than a political figure.

T. Lockwood Riskin Shicago Joe Violet Houston Post

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