Boy’s Mountain Experience in Anaconda News
Anaconda news recounts H. G. Cox and his son’s rugged fishing trip gone awry. After a faulty repair and a long journey west of Georgetown, Cox’s car stalled. With no immediate fix, he hiked to a ranch and sent for aid, where Dr. Strom arrived with improvised tools, towing the damaged vehicle home by dawn in difficult conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Cox
Anaconda
Montrabla
Walton
Nome
Arte
Somelace
Re. Suimed
Georgetown
Eorge Town
Coy
Rock Creek
AL Strom
Lizzie
Mr. Coy
Stop Before Vacation Message From The Standard
A brief notice urges readers to call 47 to arrange sending the Standard newspaper to their home while away, promising to handle delivery details. The clipped alert emphasizes convenience and staying in touch with the hometown.
Fourth of July committees meet for city celebration plans
City council records reveal the Fourth of July general committee detailing music with three bands including A C M Provost's military and Taylor's, plus dances at multiple halls. The sports program features two ball games and field events for soldiers, girls, and boys, with food costs noted as rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. M
Provost
John Marchion
Ian
Warm Springs 5 Earns Standard School Rating After War Effort
Warm Springs residents forged a unified push to meet the state standard for a public school. The entire village contributed to achieving the standard plate grade, with Miss Ruth Davis of Butte and clerk H.A. Bolton aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
State Department of Public Instruction
Ruth Davis
Butte
H.A Bolton
Funeral of Thomas G. Leach Held at St Pauls Church
The funeral for Thomas G. Leach was held yesterday morning at the family home 412 East Fourth Street with services at St. Pauls church A solemn high mass was celebrated at 10 o'clock Rev Father Coopman presided with Father Schulte deacon and Father Burke subdeacon The pallbearers included Paul Cebu Patrick Dougherty Bernard Quizie Everett Thomas Kelly and Brown Interment was in the family plot at St Patrick's cemetery in Butte with Rev Father Mccormick of Butte officiating at the grave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Leach
East Fourth Street
St. Paul's Church
Father Coopman
Father Schulte
Father Burke
Butte
Pacific Railway
Paul Cebu Patrick Dougherty
Bernard Quizie Everett
Thomas Kelly
Brown
Fmily
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Father Mccormick
Towser and City Crack Down On Unleashed Dogs
Troubling times loom as city enforces ordinance No 307 barring dogs from wandering without a leash unless their owner is present. Dog owners warn the rule ignores canine social needs, while some sportsmen threaten court action to avoid city dog pounds. Dogs remain loyal to their masters, while officials push enforcement amid public debate.
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Towser
Pup bites girl. dog shot by bystander near East Front
A nine year old girl, whose residence is unclear, was bitten on the thigh by a year old shepherd pup owned by A Protine of 111 East Front Street. The dog, which had been kept tied at home, escaped and attacked the girl as she passed by. Omber Pat Connolly shot the animal near the scene. The injury was treated by Dr. McKennie. The dog had shown no prior tendency to bite while running at large. Authorities had ruled no dog may run at large. The girl's parents reportedly just arrived in the city with the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Protine
East Front Street
Omber Pat Connolly
Dron. McKennie
Germany’s Seaport Reduction Under Peace Terms
Under the peace terms Germany will retain about three steamers totaling 125000 tons excluding the fishing fleet, a diminishment of maritime capacity noted in current discussions.
Powerful drama to visit Margaret Thursday and Friday nights
A letter from Josephus Daniels endorses a play titled The Spreading Evil praising its warning against vice. The note lauds the drama’s moral impact and urges support to encourage young men to live clean lives, referencing a viewing at Senator Phelan’s home and a statesman’s commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
Mr. Kea
Phelan
Josephus Daniels
Principal Resigns Post As Peters Family Plans Move
Mr and Mrs J C Peters announce resignation from the high school principal post. They depart for the East with Chicago and Ann Arbor to follow. Peters will study at the University of Michigan during summer term before relocating, leaving friends surprised by their departure after he tendered resignation to the school board at last evening’s meeting.
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J.C. Peters
East
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Peters
Aiew
Michigan
Niagara Palls
York Tates
Ann AV
The
Keating
Anaconda
Wedding follows brief Roma ceremony in Anaconda
Mrs Dan Conlon and her daughter Helen announced their daughter’s marriage in Roma. Helen married the man she met while visiting, and the couple planned to make their home in Anaconda. The message described the rapid sequence from engagement to wedding and a quick return to city life.
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Dan Conlon
Helen
Chi
New
Arnold Brothers Return From Spokane Extradition Request Granted
Deputy escorted Arnold brothers back to state hospitals in Spokane after arrests. They offered no resistance during the return trip and behaved as gentlemen. They asked to be locked in the large cell on the jail’s second story rather than the bullpen, a request that was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
James aAre
Oris
Spa
League Leaders Off Night In City Contest
The Independents, leading the league, faltered amid erratic defense and missed chances. Dyer powered a double and Domitrovich advanced plays as the eighth inning produced an eight run burst on McHale’s wild pitching, while Ware and Nolan shared misplays and errors left the visitors scoreless after the seventh.
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Dyer
SM. Domitravich
Hogan
Secon Marko
Wice
Mate
Ware Inean
Nolan
Domitrovich
Noirymen
McHale
Warrens
Callan
Nolin
Miller Determ
Offer
Nee
Hutchen
Duds
Examination Held For Eighth Grade in June
An eighth grade examination was conducted on June 13 with students including Louis Naef, John Grant, Louie Naef, Lee, and Irene Swanson listed across subjects such as history geography physiology and agriculture. Several names recur in multiple subjects including Louis Naef, John Grant, and Irene Swanson, indicating a standard testing roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Priebe
Larence ‘Thorson
Evelyn Berryman
Mary Fink
Louis Naet
John Grant
Hattie Jones
Irene Swanson
John” Grant
Screws and Wood in Airplane Wings Highlight Hardware
Twenty three thousand screws are used in the making of an ordinary airplane and seven hundred pieces of wood in a single wing. The article lists multiple names tied to various cities including Portland, Minneapolis, Salt Lake, Butte, Spokane, and Chicago in what appears to be a regional roster or note.
Funeral service for Mrs Earson on Wednesday afternoon
The funeral for Mrs Earson, wife of Vis on Il beheld, will be held at 38 Orlock Street residence this Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Presbyterian church services follow with Rev. B A Cameos officiating. Interment will be in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanson
Tonnaon
Vison Il
Earson
Third Street
Orlock
Ieee “Presbyterian Church
B.A
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Anaconda News
Metro Pictures
Harold
Lockwood
Tom MIX
Goose
Art
Ord
McCavitt
Hilliard
Atte
Tmittee
Will Yoole
Margaret
Achine
Tre
City
Senator West
Fathers Coopman and
Schulte
St. of
Greaso
Peron
Arnold Brothers
Ry Clan
Dudack
Ucony
Weler
John
Hutchens
Wartens
Xolan
Sir Milter
Horvath
Dudacis
McHachran
Wollock
James Keane
the Navy
Betsy Ross
Montana
Barton
Bas Vomitrovich
Meftate
Peece
AE the
Montans
Woermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Mahoney
Alain Sime Anaconde
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
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