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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1926
Page
9
Harry Snow, arrested after attempting to carry two flasks of moonshine into the county jail, entered a not guilty plea before Judge George B. Winston. Attorney Charles P. Flood represented Snow as the sheriff’s office arranged prisoner contact. The incident followed Snow’s transfer and temporary visit to the jail.
A concert will be held at the Methodist church featuring Baldy Strang a tenor and cornet player Pred Marsh bass Karl Haskins tenor pianist and D Bangor Jones bass. The program includes songs character sketches and instrumental music highlighting the quartet’s talents.
Swanson’s Coast of Folly opens at the Bluebird. Nadine Gathway deserts her husband for love and thrills while daughter Joyce grows into a young woman entangled in a love triangle. Allan Dwan directs.
Anaconda brief items mention visits by Oscar Nelson and Dan Sullivan, illness for Margaret Fitzpatrick, vacancies in local ads, and hospital attendances. Reports note cold weather, rail readings, and a rifle club meeting. Public notices include a 500-couple labor drive and charity, with various local business ads and social event reminders.
The sale of furniture fixtures canned hoods and other articles confiscated from the lodging house formerly operated by Tony Jil Han brought the state the sum of 149 yesterday afternoon. The goods were sold at a public auction at the courthouse at 2 o'clock with Undersheriff M P Mahoney as auctioneer. Practically all valuable items were sold.
The Fox special The Iron Horse recreates railroad lore from early West history. It features an Indians vs train lariat episode from New Colorado and follows John Ford’s direction with period accuracy. The film opens at the Margaret theater this Saturday for a two day engagement.
Assistant Chief Russell B. Osborne will head the day shift at police headquarters following a Monday night city council action. Mayor C. W. Smith issued the order naming the change. Chief Thomas Cullen will direct the night shift, reversing the long standing practice.
City Treasurer Mrs Mary Butler announces a sale of city property at 3 oclock Thursday afternoon at city hall for unpaid 1935 taxes with some personal property included. County property sale set for 2 oclock this afternoon at the courthouse per County Treasurer Gordon Dougherty.
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