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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
6
A balloon tire has a large cross section and thin flexible sidewalls for low pressure cushioning. U S Royal Balloon matches this ideal with latex treated web cord and a low pressure tread for even weight distribution and reduced tread wear. Many balloons fail when run soft, wearing out too fast.
Secretary Jardine toured eastern Montana visiting the Big Hole and Huntley project and Fort Keogh station. He praised Montana’s crops and cattle market, noted staff in the field, and planned further speaking engagements after a tour of mines with Anaconda Copper officials.
Tate Examiner reports total city funds at 105 928.78 with receipts of 774 928.69 and disbursements of 784 388.64 as of April 10 1925. The report notes reduced liquor license receipts from 23 000 in 1920 to 6 000 in 1924, highlights bond activity and outstanding warrants, and commends Mayor and City Council for administration.
At St. Joseph's Church yesterday morning funeral services were held for John Lindsey 38 son of Mr and Mrs J J Lindsey. Rev Father P J McVeigh an uncle of the boy officiated at the mags of the angels. The Walsh chapel was the starting point for a large gathering of former playmates and friends. The funeral procession went to Ply Cross Cemetery where Father McVeigh and Father Michael McCormack conducted last rites over the grave.
The meeting reconvenes to let creditors vote on bond amount for trustee and to gather signatures for appointment. If selected, Mr Blank will be notified and post bonds before taking charge to wind up the bankrupt business. A further session with Mr Haskins is set for July 18 for creditor exam.
An 18 year old Jease James robbed Mai Wah noodle parlor on West Mercury Street with a nickel plated cap pistol, taking $1 from the till. He was restrained by Katie Chin until detectives arrived and was unarmed. He resisted arrest and bit Detective Calpin’s wrist. He faces probation review for possible residence in Miles City.
The Camp Fire Girls of Butte gather with Miss Dorothy W. Reeder at the high school auditorium at 2 30 this afternoon to plan parade floats for the July 4 morning event and discuss singing for a song contest at encampment closing. About 200 girls expected at encampment July 15 to August 14 with attendees from Anaconda Wisdom Jon Whitehall and other towns.
Polling places for the city county consolidation election in Silver Bow were prepared by the clerk and recorder. Ballots and lists of election judges will be issued soon. Absentees may vote by marking ballots at the clerk's office before departure and placing them in sealed envelopes for their precinct judges. A $100 reward is offered for violations of election provisions. Precincts span multiple schools halls hotels and streets across the county including Lexington mine office Sherman school City hall Blaine school North Wyoming street and many others.
Federal prohibition officers raided a double log house on Moose Creek nine miles from Feeley uncovering two 5 gallon and one 50 gallon stills in action. The plant used 65 barrels of mash and two 600 gallon vats with two large air compressors powering kerosene heating. Two men named John Smith and Charlies Olsen were arrested and held for federal court. A large truck carried stills coils molasses and 125 gallons of moonshine into Butte.
Associated Press reports new anti evolution leagues form in Washington Minnesota California and Oregon aiming to push state laws like Tennessee's. Dr W B Riley of Minnesota says a national anti evolution league exists with headquarters in Louisville and notes groups in multiple states seek laws banning teaching evolution as science.
Helena July 1 The Montana state board of examiners will lead a relief drive for five Northwest Gallatin county schools wrecked by the recent earthquakes. Architect A H Hugenin will survey ruins and prepare plans and estimates while the state loan its engineering force. Governor Erickson to issue a proclamation calling citizens to fund reconstruction with a committee to oversee the drive. Preliminary costs run 100000 to 150000 dollars and will be refined after the architect’s survey.
In Tampico Mexico factory activity rises with all firms at full capacity and a wave of new organizations starting up. The surge reflects broad expansion in the local production sector as businesses seek to meet growing demand.
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