Anaconda Mayor Issues Police Enforcement Letter
Mayor McCavitt informs Chief O'Brien and Assistant Chief Walsh to strictly enforce Montana and U S liquor laws in Anaconda. He orders evidence gathering on violations and reporting to prosecuting officers, and directs constant surveillance of pool halls to prevent minors from congregating or playing pool.
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McCavitt
Thomas O'Brien
John J. Walsh
Montana
United States
Anaconda
City
City of
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement from Fuller Drug Co. touts Lavoptik eye wash with witch hazel cam phor hydrastis and other ingredients. It claims rapid help for weak strained or inflamed eyes, noting two applications relieved one man and a single bottle aided a lady, with a guarantee on a small bottle for any case.
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Fuller Drug Company
Advt
Ultra fashion coats advertised at cut prices
A newspaper ad lists bargain coat prices including 32, 39.75, 52 dollars and reduced figures 23.60, 41.60, 52 dollars with plaid designs and other styles, at 13.25 and 14.83 dollars.
Minors barred from streets after nine at night
A city ordinance issued by Mayor James B McCavitt directs enforcement of curfews for anyone under sixteen. Officers are ordered to take unruly minors home and, if parents cannot control them, before the district judge. Clerks must file state and federal liquor laws for officer reference.
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Montana
United States
James B. M’cavitt
Bond election planned for Beaver Dam district
School board members meet Friday to select precincts and set April 3 for a bond vote promising 65000 for improvements to current buildings and the Beaver Dam school at Opportunity. The issue failed last spring due to a technicality and is being presented again to voters.
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Beaver Dam
Hibernians and Ladies Install Their Officers
Members of Division No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians and the ladies auxiliary held an installation at the A O H hall. Rev Father Tracy officiated the ceremony, installing county and local officers including Bernard McCarthy as president and Bridget Callan as local president.
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A. O. H. Hall
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Father Tracy
Hibernians
Bernard McCarthy
Michael Connors
James F. Duffy
E. P. Brogan
Gregory Scallon
John Walsh
Cornelius Shea
Thomas KE. Carey
John J. Gibbons
John D. Murphy
Dennis Callan
Brennan
Rose Marron
Delia O’neill
Charlotte Reardon
Elizabeth Mooney
Bridget Kelliher
Bridget Callan
Mary Madison
Catherine Burnham
Mary Logan
Margaret Walsh
Mary Barry
Margaret Finnegan
Government reply to rail union fails to settle row
London January 14 The government sent its reply to the National Union of Railway Men over its protest against recent proposals. The union executive committee met the reply and adjourned without a decision until tomorrow.
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London
National Union of Railway Men
Travel Lecture on the Holy Land at Margaret Theater
Evening stereo lecture by Mer Day offers an illustrated tour of the Holy Land. Viewers will visit Cana, Tiberias, the Sea of Galilee, Capharnaum, Mount Thabor, Naim and Mount Scopus with Syrian music in costume. Lecture begins at 8 o'clock sharp.
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Margaret Theater
Anaconda
Holy Land
Mer
Land of the Savior
Cana of Galilee
Tiberias
Genesareth
Capharnaum
Mount Thabor
Naim
Mount Scopus
Jerusalem
Anaconda personals snapshot of yesterday visitors
James Oliver from his Lost Creek ranch attended to business in Anaconda yesterday. Joseph Eliason of Race Track and Br A Risley of Dillon visited. Charles Hardda from near the Gold Coin mine also called. Barbara Ahlgreen returned from Butte. W J Scofield of Missoula arrived. Albert Olson and spouse visited Seattle after Anaconda visit. H Clyde Amesbury of the state highway commission came from Helena. William Wells headed to Broomfield Washington. Rev E J Groeneveld of Butte was in Anaconda yesterday.
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James Oliver
City
Lost Creek
Joseph Eliason
Anaconda
BR. A. Risley
Dillon
B. M. Phillips
Malta
Charles Hardda
Barbara Ahlgreen
W. O. Speer
Butte
W. J. Scofield
Missoula
Albert Olson
Seattle
H. Clyde Amesbury
State Highway Commission
Helena
William Wells
Broomfield
Wash
E.J. Groeneveld
Rasmusson Seeks Republican Nomination For Rail Commissioner
C A Rasmus son of Glendive announces candidacy for railroad commissioner at the upcoming primaries. He has served several terms in the state legislature representing Dawson county.
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Billings
C. A. Rasmusson
Glendive
Dawson County
Ratification Meeting Plans Are Perfected
Arrangements were completed yesterday for a mass meeting Friday at 7 30 oclock in the high school assembly room, under local clergy and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The meeting aims to unite effort for civic pride and better conditions for children and youth, stressing 100 percent American community effort. Rev J W Hard presides. speakers include Rev Charles F Wolfe on industrial relations and Rev A A Layton on Our New Program. County Attorney D H Morgan among others.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Prohibition
J. W. Hard
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Charles F. Wolfe
Methodist Church
A. A. Layton
The
Baptist Church
D. H. Morgan
Dr. C A Cook of Butte Event Featured
Dr. C A Cook of Butte will be honored as music selections are performed by the high school orchestra.
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C. A. Cook
Butte
Celebrate Wedding of Popular Couple at St Peters Church
Miss Helen Laslovich and John Pavlakovich were married at St Peters Church yesterday morning with Rev Father Pirnat officiating. Attendant Brenda Laslovich and bride sister Anna Laslovich helped as roses and satin wedding details highlighted the ceremony. After a breakfast at the Laslovich home on East Fourth Street, the couple plans to make Anaconda their home amid many well wishers.
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St. Peter's Church
Helen Laslovich
John Pavlakovich
Father Pirnat
Steve Gratchan
Anna Laslovich
Frank Laslovich
East Fourth Street
Anaconda
Deer Lodge notes robberies weddings and cattle land deals
A carpenter Estridge was robbed of 127 dollars cash a gold watch and 950 in certificates at a Missoula bank. the thief fled toward the east by train. Mrs. A E Rippingale died at 46 after years on a Garrison ranch. Lochiel bungalow in Butte sold to W A Harpole. A marriage license issued for Glen Emerald Cole and Lenita Whitworth. Lenita Whitworth Cole and Emerald Cole wed in Deer Lodge with Reginald Howe and Katharine Whitworth as witnesses. Grazing filings sought by Lulu G Hoepfner and Henry Melton. Mrs Ora Williams and A L Mulkins wed in Butte.
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Deer Lodge
Estridge
Missoula
Garrison
A. E. Rippingale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Thomas H. Mullen
Helmville
Glen Emerald Cole
Wallace
Idaho
Lenita Whitworth
R. J. Dee
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Joseph Whitworth
Emerald Cole
J. W. Atwood
Reginald Howe
Katherine Whitworth
Lulu G. Hoepfner
Robert Middyng
Henry Melton
Jens
Ora Williams
A. L. Mulkins
Butte
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Monsignor Day
Charles Tescher
Main Street
James H. Murphy
Park Ave
Imperial Meat Market
Devine
East Third
McCollom's
Birch St
Anaconda News
East Park Avenue
East Commercial
Bonds
Abbott
Everwear
Vernis Martin
Macrae’s
the Store of Better Values
Henderson
Mer. Day
Saturday Evening Post
Three Godfathers
Harry
High School
Chestnut Street
West Side
R. B. Lewis
Wast Park Avenue
J. 1. Sanderson
East Part
E. Park
B. T. Asbury
Goose Block
W.dermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
M. P. Mahoney
C. A. Tuttle Co
Telephone Bell
Anaconda Florist
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