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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1919

Page

4

Voters to City Referendum in County Special Election

Clerk Sam Anderson and deputies prepare for September 2 mail out of referendum measures to 20 000 envelopes. Measure 13 would modify direct primary law and Measure 14 creates an athletic commission regulating boxing and wrestling with matches limited to 15 rounds. A circular explains a 250 000 bond issue, with potential $250 000 national government match, directed by the highway commission to improve roads.

Sam Anderson Athletic Commission Th Highway Commission

Insane Hanson Terrors Women At Lodging House

Louis Hanson was taken into custody by Deputy Joe Christ at the Dixon house on 200 South Main Street after a disturbance. The landlady and residents reported violent actions and Hanson was held in the county jail awaiting a hearing before an insanity board.

Louis Hanson Joe Christ Sheriff's Office Dixon South Main Street Polles

Dancing Every Night at Columbia Gardens

Columbia Gardens presents nightly dancing with the Edna Sievers Smith eight piece orchestra and Sunday afternoon sessions. The event highlights the July 1 opening by Miners Savak and Trust Co.

Columbia Gardens Edna Sievers Smith Aart Lepartm Savak and Trust Co

Money order buying indicates prosperity in Butte

Butte shows prosperity through stable monthly domestic money order purchases. The rise in orders links to wartime premiums for veterans’ war risk insurance. The city once ranked high in orders and transfers abroad, paused after war declaration, now seeks revival with support for families overseas and emigration aid. Post office officials note public confusion over new postal rates as first class letters rise to 2 cents per ounce and postals to 1 cent.

Butte United States

Horoscope for July 3 19 Jupiter and Saturn influence day

July 3 horoscopic forecast notes Jupiter strong in the early hours aiding profitable business and plans for big ventures while Saturn and Mercury in evening suggest caution Mars exerts sinister sway. Wages may stay high profits seen in leather clothing and perfumes. readers warned to guard against accidents.

Jupiter Saturn Mars

Cancer Traits and Life Changes Advised by McClure Syndicate

Prophetic write up notes Cancer individuals may face many changes in life. It cautions rashness in youth yet highlights generosity and kindness. Copyright 1919 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.

McClure

Butte June Death Rate Lowest In Years

Butte's health office reports June death rate at a multi year low with 48 deaths, 21 females and 27 males, while 113 births occur, including 47 males and 65 females. Compared to last month births rise slightly and deaths fall. contagious disease remains a concern as chickenpox cases still under quarantine among children.

Butte Thenty Health Office

Bonds to fund Spokane highway construction approved

Voters in Spokane County show increasing majorities in favor of issuing bonds for permanent highway construction over the next five years. The special election anticipated a two to one margin, but turnout was unusually light.

Spokane Vary Spokane County Ise

Gambling Housed Bond Payments Mark City Treasury Rise

Local gambling houses paid their bonds to the city treasury yesterday with only a few, including sites at 225 East Park and 110 North Main street, still outstanding. Several arrests led to $5 fines and $10 bonds for drunkenness and traffic violations as cases against John Stein, Pete Keenan, and George Loman progressed.

East Park North Main Street John Butte Pete Keenan John Stein Grimes George Loman Nnc Eorge Loman Loman R.N. Bard Romeo Baker Thomas Casey Leslie Carter

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