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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1920

Page

5

Butte News Notes and Local Births and Meetings

A column lists model planes from Orton Bros and Dodge Brothers cars in stock at Silver Bow Motor Car Co. Birth announcements report a son born March 8 to Patrick J. Walsh at 719 South Main and a daughter born March 5 to A. C. Campana at 1233 West Copper. Also notes new periodicals at the P O News Stand and upcoming PTA and WCGT A events with speakers Mrs. Mary Small and Mrs. M. G. Davenport regarding local education and community affairs.

Dodge Brothers Silver Bow Motor Car Co Patrick J. Walsh South Main Street A. C. Campana West Copper Street All Story P. O. News Madison

Bootlegging Raids Lead to Two Arrests

Frank Hickey proprietor of a soft drink shop at 249 East Park and John Kane of South Arizona were arrested on bootlegging charges after raids by Detectives Gerry and Rodda. A moonshine bottle was seized behind Hickey’s bar and another liquor bottle from Kane’s rear bar. Both men were released on bonds for police court today.

Frank Hickey 249 East Park Gerry Rodda John Kane South Arizona Hickey Kane

Daughters of Norway Celebrate Seventh Anniversary at Scandia Hall

TM Daughters of Norway hold their seventh anniversary event at Scandia hall on Saturday March 13 with program dance and refreshments starting at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome.

TM Daughters of Norway Scandia Hall Advt

Progress and Radicalism debated by Liberal Culture club

The Liberal Culture club met at Gamer's last night to discuss Progress and Radicalism with F. W. Bacorn, J. L. Caldwell and Guy Sheridan as speakers. About 75 members attended as they argued over capitalism, wages, and proposed reforms, stressing production growth over redistribution and government limits on interference.

Liberal Culture Club Gamer's F. W. Bacorn J. L. Caldwell Guy Sheridan Caldwell Sheridan Bacorn

Sale of Noted Airedale Kennel Ends Butte Legacy

James Keefe announces the sale of his famed Airedale kennel. A Ward of San Antonio bought six top dogs, while the remaining 34 were dispersed nationwide. The famous Mountain View Black Jack retains two pups and will be shown in St. Louis and Chicago.

James Keefe Butte United States Keefe A. Ward San Antonio Texas Mountain View Black Jack St. Louis Chicago

Weather Turns Cooler With Meager Thaw

Cooler conditions yesterday slowed the thaw and kept water levels low. Temperatures rose no higher than 87 degrees at the warmest, dipping to 14 degrees above zero in the morning. Winds persisted through the day, giving a winterlike feel.

Motion Picture Sermons Begin in Billings

Congregational church in Billings will preach motion picture sermons starting next Sunday evening. The church bought a projector and will show educational and religious films to illustrate the pastor’s sermons. An afternoon exhibition of educational films prompted by the Woman's Society launched the program, with plans to use the projector frequently for children’s entertainment and instruction.

Billings Woman's Society

No Parking District Created in Billings Business Area

Billings city council designated four blocks in the business district as a no parking zone and added nearby streets to a limited parking area. The ordinance allows licensed physicians and taxi drivers to park only from 6 am to 7 pm in part of the limited district.

Billings

Copper outlook not bright as foreign demand slows

C Kelley president of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co says prospects for the copper industry remain dim until foreign demand improves. He tours Montana plants with Mrs. Kelley and Dorothy, noting export reliance and unfavorable exchange rates slow the copper trade.

Kelley Anaconda Co C. ¥. Kelley Anaconda Copper Mining Company

City Park Ground Kept Despite Protests

After a joint session the park and judiciary committees voted to set aside 127 acres in the southwest as a park and recreation ground. Alderman Frank Austin led the effort to retain the ground, with a large public turnout and recommendations to be reported at the next council meeting.

Frank Austin

No Change Seen in Labor Situation in Butte

Contractors report steady hiring and favorable weather as Associated Industries asserts labor peace. George Nelson denies rumors of his resignation and defends the group as pro industrial harmony and opposition to production restricting rules. J H McIntosh notes Hall Lumber not a member but willing to cooperate in community progress.

Associated Industries McIntosh George Nelson Butte Montana Silver Bow Employers’ Association Nelson Mr. Nelson Hodcarriers Plumbers Hall Lumber Company J. H. McIntosh

State examiners to probe county finances beginnings

State Examiner Mellvers will start examining the county treasurer Dc T Puckett's books in Butte as two county commissioners remain away. The probe follows a dispute over December and January financial statements and transfers between funds. Risk of delays as Helena officials await a county attorney opinion.

T. Puckett MelIvers Helena Butte Mcélvers C. L. Hart Puckett

Census Complete in Treasure County to Date

Treasure County, led by Supervisor Paul H. Lynch from Billings, reports it is the first county in the district to finish its census taking. Work in all counties is expected to wrap up by April 1, though bad weather slowed progress.

Billings Treasure County Paul H. Lynch

Largest raccoon killed in Kansas weighs 52 pounds

A farmer named W. W. Buckbee killed what is believed to be the state’s largest raccoon near Cottonwood Kansas. The animal weighed 52 pounds with a hide length and width measuring 36 to 42 inches at the widest points.

Cottonwood Kan Here W. W. Buckbee

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