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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1926
Page
9
Sheriff James Gallagher led a drive to push vice from Ana Conda by targeting a dozen rooming houses. Proprieties faced notices to leave or endure nightly disturbances. Offenders are held on a $15 bond each, forfeited if not appearing in police court, as the Sheriff’s program rests on frequent restest and trial in Justice or state courts.
Red Men and Pocahontas hold a joint installation of officers at their hall. Officers installed include John L. Ehrman and Edith Miles among many others, with a social session and dancing to follow the ceremonies.
An article at the Margaret theater discusses the phrase The Iron Horse as originating from Sitting Bull and Sioux resistance to railroad expansion in the 1860s. It cites Cody and quotes Sitting Bull on white incursions, railroads, and the engine as a fearsome monster, noting the phrase gained popularity after the William Fox production.
The fragment notes that figures must be substituted prior to Ottawa approval. It hints at a formal adjustment step within a larger decision process, suggesting a bureaucratic requirement affecting timelines and stakeholders yet without listing names or dates. The incomplete text implies a procedural constraint in a governmental or organizational context.
Anaconda brief itemization lists ads and notices from local shops and services including Modiste Shop bargains, Waton Stage bargains, and a January clearance sale. City visits by George Vanisko, Clarence Lake, and others are noted along with dance events at Race Track hall and a postponed Saturday night dance due to the Iron Workers hall. Judge Winston to hold citizenship examinations.
Local crowd cheers as Jack Holt headlines at the Bluebird theater. The screening highlights Holt as a strong lead with supporting players delivering decent performances and a quietly steady production.
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