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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
7
A long fragment praises a youth’s first great triumph and the effort to prove will and ability. It links friendship with worthy presents, celebrates enduring reputation for quality, and notes a range of jewelry items and modest prices as suitable graduation gifts.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros and buy stationery at the P O News Stand. Dr. Allen has moved his office from 65 Owsley block. Homer J. Flinn lists phone 789 and lives at 307 Phoenix. Charles H. Little bought the Howard Rockefeller home at 718 West Away and will move in soon. The Sunday school class from the People’s and Floral Park is postponing hiking due to stormy weather. R Crowley, tied to Simmons, takes a job with Xiamons Furniture in Chis now on cost. plans to join a Salt Lake City Rotary gathering next week with Ray Ruble and Louis Dretbelbis. Jules Lemoine returns to Walnut Creek Cal for grain interests. Mrs Lemoine and baby stay briefly. she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fables of 55 West Quarts.
A powerful moral drama at the Ansonia blends romance and danger to expose a great social curse. Julius Kahn and Josephus Daniels boost the film as a warning to youth and parents about moral perils, praising its memorable impact and potential to awaken public conscience.
The state band will perform tonight in Montana's Mt Columbia Gardens, offering a dance friendly program for patrons this season. Ronino notes no special effort has been spared to provide a treat for attendees.
A fragmented notice reports a fire alarm after children started a blaze behind a Presbyterian church on West Broadway. It also includes an election notice for Lewistown Eagles Aerie to decide on building an Aerie hall at Main and Galena streets with voting for members in good standing on June 18.
On a Friday the 13th of prohibition, hundreds watched as 28 cases of whiskey in pint flasks were destroyed behind the county courthouse. Judge Lamb ordered the destruction, aided by county officials, deputies, and detectives. The liquid ran down to the boiler room and the scene drew mourners as windows filled with onlookers.
Deputy County Attorney Murphy filed a complaint against George Beckey a south side storekeeper charging him with third degree assault on Thomas Ferriter an 18 year old. The claim states the boy took a pound of butter from the store and was beaten and locked in a room.
Special Officer John F. Melia and Jack Duggan led a night raid ending about 6 am with one full barrel and 58 cases of whiskey seized on the public highway. Three men, including Pete O’Brien and CE Whipple, were jailed. others faced charges of violating state and federal liquor laws as authorities coordinate with federal agents. The shipments, from Meaderville and Wyoming, were tied to a dry movement before July 4.
Unreadable lines reference a person and share related terms with vague location cues and dates. The fragment mentions a student and a transfer or stake, but essential names and places are missing, leaving uncertain context and outcome.
Local report recounts a courtroom scene where a judge admonished complainants and dismissed charges. Sneak thefts arouse police alerts as items vanish from homes and garages including whiskey, clothing, tires, and tools. A separate case saw a company fined $10 for an employee driving without a license, while a youth’s remarks prompted a judge to note employer negligence.
Birth notices list several babies born to families on various streets including June offspring for Ho well Madison Oxon and other pairs. The items mention twins born Thursday to James and Mrs Grover and note managerial roles of Bruce Tirfee with Butter & Superior Mining and as president of the Silver How club.
A Lowell Avenue Church program features numerous child recitations and dialogues including This Day Is Ours and Children’s Day, with performances by Adaline Tan Lloyd File Minnie Richards Bobbie Huber and many others. The event includes songs, flag drill, and readings by numerous children and intermediates.
Muriel Kell files for divorce from Lyle J. Kell after a three year marriage in Detroit. She cites neglect and dissipation and requests custody of their child along with $25 per month alimony.
A boy faced detention after an incident with a city dog catcher on Saturday afternoon. The dog catcher held the boy for possible placement at a state industrial school in Atles City while probation officials decide. Chief Murphy urged respect for law officers, saying the boy could serve as an example as the number of dogs in the city rises and a three day grace period ends with possible euthanasia.
Carpenters announce nominees for a trustee three year term executive board member board of directors and building trades council delegate at the upcoming meeting. Nominations include William Griffith McNalls Evans and Abrams with the election set for Thursday night at the next session.
Two county hires to rate Caterpillar engines will be replaced by union members after managers agreed to nonunion workers being removed. The change comes as county officials consented to union membership in the ratings team.
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