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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1915
Page
9
Dr. David Wittenberg of Binal Taraet temple argues that prohibition harms temperance aims by creating criminals and fostering a "blind pig" industry. He cites biblical support for moderate drinking, notes rising whiskey use under prohibition, and warns against fanatic laws across society.
George Lee alias reveals he plans to plead guilty to a burglary drug case after a resumed drug binge. Prosecutors note lighted plea and judge Donlan will accept confession. county seeks to enforce narcotics law amid a thriving drug user issue in Butte.
The reading notes Mercury and the Jim in benefic aspect early, Uranus and Saturn adverse later, with morning favor for seekers of distinction. It warns of political and social trouble, predicts prosperity for women purveyors, and cautions on risks to travel and crime rise. The article also mentions war funds, theater gains, unknown youth’s rise, and a thanks note from Mrs Bauer’s heirs.
The delightful stores of Captain Jan ary will be read today at 1 2 o'clock by Miss Truth King to the children who are patronizing juvenile library.
James Johnson colored was found guilty of petty larceny for entering Dave Nyman's store at 132 South Main Jan. Good, after pulling a loaded revolver and fleeing. The case was prosecuted by Maurice J. English deputy county attorney. Other defendants included Robert Green, charged with permitting an unlicensed engineer to operate a steam boiler at the Hutte & Great Falls mine, tied to the death of Sam Stroller. Green faces a $300 fine. Hearing set for March 22.
Rev Robert Jensen has accepted the call of Central Presbyterian church and will arrive with his bride from a New York church. Officers plan repairs on the manse before the new minister moves in. The First Presbyterian church will have J A Bilingsly of Butte preaching tomorrow.
A traveling engineer from Missoula writes to AUT Spaulding warning St Paul Missoula railroad men that addiction harms both body and mind. He likens workers to locomotives, notes off duty intoxication dulls judgment, and stresses the danger of late night drinking and safety.
A community concert at Welch church Saturday evening features Hymn remarks and a program of solos recitations and a male quartet competition. Mrs Wilbite Jones and Mas Arya Jones perform with Master Arthur E Rowlands in recitations and a general information quiz. Mrs Helen McCourt and Mrs HE Rowlands join in extemporaneous debate with A Taylor.
A city memorandum to department heads highlights heat waste and improper charges. It notes the Phoenix firm told the city that a utility estimate should be two dollars instead of twenty, prompting questions from Mayor Smith about monthly savings and billing accuracy.
The text lists elevations such as Big Timber butte and Timber butte with figures like 6310 feet and 6378 feet near a continental divide. It asks about executive sessions in the Senate and notes Presidents count, Woodrow Wilson as twenty eighth, and coin values for a 1853 half dollar with arrows on the reverse.
Judge Lynch clarified that Mrs Margaret Hickey’s $38,000 claim against State Savings bank does not equal a full payment order. The receiver approved her claim, entitling her to a 12 percent dividend like other creditors, while others receive dividends as declared. Francis Clawson of Whitehall recovers at St James hospital after hernia operation from a Friday game injury. Mainsprings and watches advertised at Mayer’s.
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