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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
The article lauds enduring credit to the administration and notes Secretary of State Stewart and Attorney General Foot, both Republicans, actively support the program of sound economy, indicating broad endorsement behind the governor.
Governor Erickson pursues a cash based state operation to reduce the $3,595,000 debt and keep taxes from rising. The Board of Examiners will curb expenditures, enforcing a policy to spend for less than $3,000,000 yearly and wipe out the general fund debt while safeguarding taxpayers.
The article ponders Roald Amundsen and five companions likely marooned or observing and collecting scientific data. It weighs immediate relief, possible self rescue, and the potential for groundbreaking discoveries before any return, noting modern radio and aviation change exploration.
A Palmerini style column contrasts Jewish tenant demands and Arab encampments in Jerusalem, noting quadrupled rents, proposed rent protections, and a Chamber of Commerce mobilizing for tenants. The piece riffs with political caricature about Amundsen, Thaw, and Dempsey asides while highlighting the ongoing housing dispute and regional tensions.
Anaconda public schools seventh and eighth graders will display 50 to 60 dresses at a Tuesday evening style show at Daly gymnasium. High school pupils will present two sewing samples each, with music by the high school orchestra and performances by Grace Harrison Jessie Magnus Marion Johnson and the chorus.
Mrs. Victoria Deslauriers filed a third divorce suit in district court against George Deslauriers alleging desertion after previously seeking separate maintenance.
Miss Margaret Montgomery daughter of Mrs Cecelia Montgomery Wisdom became the bride of Dr Elmo Tucker native Anacondan who recently returned from Portland where he completed a dentistry course in a pretty wedding in Butte Monday evening The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Dick Flood formerly of Anaconda now in Butte They plan to travel to the coast and may locate there after the wedding trip
The Mount Angela court No. 503 Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters marks 25 years since its founding by Rev. A. R. Coopman with a Silver Jubilee banquet tonight. About 150 invitations were issued for the event and a refined program precedes an evening of dancing.
Harold Lloyd's clean comedies continue with Now or Never at the Margaret theater. The article notes Lloyd's rise to stardom, his faith in wholesome humor, the new two reel series under Associated Exhibitors, and his regular co star Mildred Davis with newcomer Anna May Bilson.
Mabel Campbell arrested on a vagrancy charge yesterday forfeited a $15 bond for her appearance. George McDonald, charged with drunkenness, was fined $10 and five days in jail by Police Magistrate Murphy. Mike Murry chose six hours in Anaconda over six months after drunkenness and disturbing the peace arrest by Justice Frank Fitzgerald.
Fire department addressed a chimney fire at 609 East Sixth Street yesterday at 1 PM. No damage was reported.
The horoscope notes Venus offers a favorable aspect while Jupiter and the sun oppose. It suggests women are especially guided by the stars for the best direction today and tomorrow.
The reading foresees women shaping peace projects through world organizations and a wedding day marked by love over money. It notes artistic progress, American financial support, Native American fame in arts, rising writers, and a good business outlook as the moon enters Scorpio. Authorities warn against personal preferences.
John Back lay unconscious after being struck by a automobile and dragged under a street car at Park and Oklahoma. Doctors reported improved pulse and better recovery prospects while police sought the Nash car driver believed to have caused the hit and run.
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