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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
12
Bernie, the optimist of Floral Park, died after eight years of life marked by deformity and cheer. He could not walk but greeted passersby with a smile and song. Friends raised a wreath for his casket as neighbors recalled his courage and sunshine despite illness and hardship.
London reports a yearly mail volume of 5.595 billion pieces including 3.3 billion letters, 600 million postcards, 1.59 billion more postcards, 1.5 billion printed papers, 175 million newspapers and 120 million parcels. About 30 million parcels were wrongly addressed or unaddressed, delaying many letters.
In June 15 time sales of autos reach 190 conditional bills of sale filed in Butte. A former auto dealer explains cars are spot cash to factories, forcing banks and loaning companies to finance retailers. If funding tightens, manufacturers may ship cars on consignment to protect dealers or time sales could falter.
Judge Carroll signed the Freeman judgment decree awarding Lillie Freeman $3,000 in damages for personal injuries against the Hennessy company.
Yesterday the court granted a 10 day stay of execution upon motion by Att neys Frank and Gaines and R Rynerson for the defense, McCaffery and St oan for the plaintiff. Nic Freeman sues for 30000 alleging the elevator boy at Hennes lost control and caused her injury to the spine with vertebrae solidifying and nerve action cut off.
About 300 Mexican workers under contract in Houston, Texas, are being used to cultivate the sugar beet crop in western Ohio. They were brought in when it was difficult to obtain American labor, and will be returned to their homes after the harvest.
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