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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
16
July marks a major shoe sale featuring over one thousand pairs from Laird Schober and Fashion Lane. Styles include step-in pumps ties strapped slippers sports and street oxfords buckle pumps with blue gray blond parchment kid black satin patent leather and calfskin options in all sizes and widths.
Judge J J Lynch refused to grant a new trial in the estate matter of Mrs Otillia Schmidt. The Borelli estate sought relief after disputes over whether Mrs Schmidt’s death by a Borelli gun influenced inheritance. The Borelli attorneys were granted six days to prepare a bill of exceptions for possible supreme court review.
In Butte over the last two weeks eighty dogs faced execution at the city corral while thirty two were saved on last minute redemptions. Poundmaster Fred McLeod reports dogcatchers are active and licenses collected reach about two hundred fifty with five dollar licenses for males and fifteen for females. Legal notices list cases set for jury term beginning July 11 with various defendants and plaintiffs, including William Preach, Minnie Moxley, Northern Pacific Railway, and others, dates ranging July 11 to July 20.
The Butte Y M C A outlines a summer plan with pool focus. From July 16 women’s classes end and swimming replaces gym workouts. mornings reserve the pool for boys while Tuesdays favor women and girls. Thursdays move activities to Columbia Gardens with games and indoor baseball for girls. outdoor boys’ baseball leagues at several parks are highlighted.
The Three Forks Exchange Club formed Tuesday night with Butte club members helping install officers. Carl Peterson was named president, Dr. Fred Koehler secretary, and Ted Lane treasurer, with E P Teutsch and other Butte delegates attending. The Butte club remains the parent of the Treasure State organization.
The notice warns mailers to check belongings before sending grips by post to avoid two cent per ounce parcel rates. It notes valises often contain old letters left in pockets, subjecting the entire shipment to the postal rate. Clerks may inquire about written material and inspect grip contents if needed.
Statistics furnished by the Milwaukee labor bureau announce a successful rollout. The bureau was established at 2225 Street on April 4, marking an early milestone in city road labor administration.
An organization reports that during the month of April following its opening, 343 men were placed in various positions. The brief note highlights successful placement efforts and indicates ongoing recruitment and job matches.
Officials report six hundred eighty three for May and a jump to nine for June with no exact estimates yet available. The statement hints at improving figures but provides no detailed breakdown or projections.
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