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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1923
Page
9
Chief Cullen announced enforcement of a new Anaconda Montana rule banning curtains screens blinds or partitions that obstruct outside views into saloons and soft drink parlors. Proprietors alarmed by the measure meet to consider legal action while the ordinance, signed April 9 by Mayor Mec Cavitt, awaits full enforcement.
Large audience heard Rev C H Erickson preach on Christ’s return and the signs preceding it. He cited Noah’s flood and the rain as a warning, noted recent prophecies including the automobile and Israel’s olive tree blooming as fulfillments, and referenced Jews returning to Palestine.
Anaconda news brief notes a dance at Washoe Park tonight featuring Sheridan's Orchestra with Joe Sweeney on Irish ballads. Also mentions local social visits and various small ads for sale and services across Anaconda.
Frank Isaacson was arrested yesterday by Assistant Chief Beausoliel and is held in the county jail while investigators probe charges that he circulated worthless checks in Anaconda. Several alleged checks have been returned unpaid. Arthur L. Martin, a Southern Cross youth, was jailed the prior day on a similar charge and awaits county attorney action. Relatives reportedly seek funds to cover the checks.
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen union members voted against contracting janitorial service in Anaconda schools. They argued the system would cheapen labor and lead to further similar moves. A resolution states members who accept such work will forfeit membership.
Boise officials seek Idaho's most honored war mother who gave the greatest number of sons to World War. Besides local honors, she will receive state recognition and be the distinguished guest at the National War Mothers convention in Kansas City next September.
In May, Nevada government hunters killed 240 coyotes 51 bobcats two badgers and one fox as predatory animals according to a government report.
A shipment of 43 pure bred milking goats left Davis California heading to South America, reported by Prof. G H True of the University of California farm. The transfer marks an early livestock exchange involving the campus program.
Mrs. A. Daniels of Race Track was knocked down crossing Park Street between Cedar and Chestnut streets yesterday at 3 30. She grabbed the underside of the car and held on until it stopped, averting likely fatal injuries. She was taken to St Ann's hospital with large lacerations and numerous bruises, later released. the driver was named Quantrell.
Verdicts in favor of the plaintiffs were reached yesterday in two debt actions before Judge Winston. A. N. McKay was awarded 14.50 against Coll Campbell, and Alex Von Eggan received 51 in his suit against Tony Skidlich. Jurors were dismissed until Monday morning.
Anaconda thermometers recorded 98 degrees for the day ending 6 pm, the hottest since the station’s 23 years of operation. The 10 day trend shows a steady rise from 86 to 98 with several days near 90s, and 0.02 to .35 inches of precipitation on select days.
A tea party is scheduled for this afternoon at the Anaconda Country Club as part of a series by club members. Hostesses will be Mesdames B. T. Asbury Ernest Klepetko and L. G. Dunlap with all members invited.
Brief notes include a reward offer for a set of horn rimmed glasses lost on a 5:25 o clock car to Opportunity. A separate item advertises an old country dance at Dewey hall this Saturday night with free admission and refreshments for all Scandinavians. A showman warns there is no lion safe to be seen.
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