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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
12
The Kiwanis club of Butte hosts former Butte newspaper man John Condon as a guest speaker. Condon, president of the Advertisage club of Tacoma, is touring the country for the Pacific Coast Clubs association and plans a three day stay in Butte.
Mr. Condon, vice president of the association, travels on a speaking tour to towns including Butte Helena Great Falls and Billings. Accompanied by his wife he plans to return to Tacoma by Aug 1. He rose from Tacoma newspaper work to found the Condon Advertising agency and now markets psychology of scientific advertising.
The text describes flag display rules for the president's visit. It states only the U S flag may be shown, governs how flags are to be displayed on staffs, walls, windows, and with bunting, and emphasizes the union position and orientation relative to observers.
The guide instructs flags be displayed fully and freely with proper orientation. It details bunting placement, vertical suspensions with union facing north or east, respectful standing during hoisting, lowering, or parades, and removing headdresses with the right hand held at the left shoulder.
The partnership between Arthur B. Melzner and Lownes Maury was dissolved by mutual consent on June 6 1923. Maury will continue to practice law in the Harbour building offices formerly occupied by Maury and Melzner.
Mayor Horgan administration reports May 1922 operating costs $23 079.07 lower than May 1921. Biggest cuts in police and fire salaries. total salary reduction 18 168.14 and 4 780.88 in police. Fire reduces 38 881.69 in salaries and 591.99 in sundries. CHICAGO MAN LEADS. John Dawson of Chicago shoots 73 to lead first round in National Public Links golf tournament.
The player finished with a costly triple putt on the last hole yet still posted a competitive course record, surpassing previous marks and signaling a standout round amid strong challenge from rivals.
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