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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
11
In compliance with law, registration books close to eligible voters in Deer Lodge County Montana. Ex officio County Registrar Margaret Callan announces that persons who wish to vote must register before the closing date, with the next school election to be held in the county.
The notice mentions paper cleaning services offered by Clegg and Utzen Scientific Paper and Inc Mine Cleaner. Prompt reliable service advertised with a contact method listed as phone and web.
Electors may register for the ensuing election by appearing before the county house or deputy registrar as provided by law. Voters who participated in the general election November 22 will not be required to register. Margaret Cal, ex-officio County Registrar in Deer Lodge County, Montana, to Anaconda for appointment.
Old classified section summary notes roofing contractors Byers and Cahill relocate to 129 West Broadway Butte with new contact details, while other listings advertise job seeks, room rentals, furnished apartments, and local services in Anaconda and Butte. Includes male, female help wanted, room for rent, and housing ads with scattered names and phone references.
An analysis of hat trends notes smartly dressed women favor small fitted hats over large shapes. Satin dominates as the preferred material for wear with tailored coats and fur trimmed cloth coats, with satin offering a lustrous black finish and jeweled pins adding sparkle to the ensembles.
A January report notes continued movement on the Shoals lease bill with amendments from both House and Senate, aiming to pass the measure despite opposition and editorial concerns about the language and scope. In Oregon, farmer J. K. Cherem near Eugene was arrested for starving 11 horses, claiming lack of feed funds. he previously faced cruelty charges and asked the court to dismiss the case, which the judge did at that time. A separate dispatch forecasts a revival of Italian shipbuilding.
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