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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
7
County commissioners in Silver Bow move to install a county budget system within six months. The measure, based on the Hanlan bill, outlines expenditure limits, emergency exemptions, and scrutiny of applications for approvals by the board, with courts not counted as county offices.
The Mountaineer annual high school paper was released yesterday with wide distribution to subscribers. It features graduate photos, class humor, and a snow capped mountain drawing by Raymond Schilling, with era history guided by Gladys Ayers, Marjorie Moore, and Dolores Chidester, and contributions from other classes.
Judge Lynch directed the jury to return a not guilty verdict in the case of 3A Red William, ruling the perjury charge had not been proved after the state rested and arguments concluded. Williams was accused of perjured testimony during the Webbe murder trial and later discharged following conflicting statements.
An article notes a new copper contract form adopted to stabilize prices amid global output concentration. It discusses shifting market share, the impact on U S business, and the desire to retain domestic trade from London and other centers. A cough remedy ad for Foley’s Honey and Tar is included, touting relief from bronchial trouble.
Central high school alumni announce a dance and reception in honor of graduates within two weeks to mark the school’s silver jubilee. A planning committee led by Brandon McMahon and an invitation group headed by Leo Hanley coordinate the event with members from multiple classes and local supporters.
An effort is under way to locate James Doyle's aunt living in Butte after he was seriously injured in a California auto accident. California authorities could not provide her name or address, and Sheriff George W. Lyle of San Jose asked Butte police to help locate the aunt, with Doyle dying in a hospital.
The Ladies Aid society of Silver Bow Methodist Church holds an 8 o clock program with choir, readings, solos, and a closing America. Attendees include Mrs Walls Mrs Wilson Mes Are Birket Warren and others. Refreshments to follow in the new kitchen. Birth notices list several local families. In police court Dr Karsted fined ten dollars for driving without lights. Overland Auto Co. faces a similar charge at a morning hearing.
Friends amazed at Mollie Henderson of East Lake City Utah recounts severe weakness loss of energy and poor appetite before taking Tanlac which she credits with a dramatic recovery and lasting good health over three years She now urges others to try Tanlac as a daily preventive.
The Central high school graduation exercises will be held at the Broadway theater on June 7 with participation from nine parochial schools in Butte. The program includes songs, literary pieces, folk dances, and musical selections. Rev John P Carroll of St Patrick’s School and various school pupils will perform, with presentations by St Marys St Ann’s St Johns and Sacred Heart students and a glee club and orchestra.
Disturbance case results feature Joseph Conlon fined $10 for hospitality in a rooming house. Foo Herm, a Chinaman, refused moonshine and escaped, leading to Conlon's arrest. Three drunks were docketed. one fined $10, another forfeited $10, third continued. Fines and bonds recorded for parking and disturbance charges. New York money figures noted by Associated Press.
Denver police chief Rug Williams urges women to scream loudly when confronted by an intruder. He argues that a loud, terrified scream can drive away a burglar or attract help, as using a gun may be impractical in emergencies. He also warns against leaving doors unlocked or keys hidden and stresses maintaining lighted, secure homes.
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