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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1927

Page

9

Quane Reinstated as Anaconda Fire Chief by Council

In a heated city council meeting Mayor C W Smith and council members clashed over reinstating Henry Quane as chief of Anaconda's fire department. Al German and T F McCarvel moved to dismiss charges and reinstate Quane. the motion passed unanimously. Discussion also covered city funds for “feed” at a rotation hospital on April 28 and reports from officers on polls, fire alarms, and weights. The meeting closed after approving park department improvements.

C. W. Smith Old Camel Henry Quane Anaconda al German TF. McCarvel Mc Quane Quane Whiljerman Melian Diucrect Apri Mellon Albert Powdrill Powdrill Ovr Kelly Sheriff Mahoney Melon A.C. M. Park Department

Rainbow Order to Stage Annual Dance in Montana Hotel

The Anaconda chapter of the Order of Rainbow plans its third annual dance at the Montana hotel next Friday evening. Miss Dor bids Luxton, the worthy adviser, names committees for arrangements including Leona McFarland Alice Thelma Madsen Billie McMullen and Lucille Stanley. Programs list Martha Olsen Grace Harrison with music by Ruth Thorson and Tiltian Pearson. Tickets assigned to Dorothy Roderick Clara Kretzer and Frances Waters. Patrons and patronesses for the affair.

Anaconda Order of Rainbow Montana Dorbids Luxton Leona McFarland Alice Thelma’ Madsen Billie McMullen Lucille Stanley Marth Olsen Grace Harrison Ruth ‘Thorson Tiltian Pearson Dorothy Roderick Clara Kretzer Frances Waters The

Tricky Fair Schedule Names Appear in Notes

Fragmentary OCR lists several attendees and organizers including Dr at 3, Mrs L D McPherson, Mr Mrs Clarence Bardon, Bert Merwin, and dir CI Spangier with Mr and Mrs Mark R. The legible items hint at a community fair with planned participants and roles.

L. D. McPherson Clarence Bardon Bert Merwin CI Spangier Mark R In

Boiler Inspectors Are Idle Until July 1

Helena May 2 Four boiler inspectors two mine inspectors and the traveling auditor for the Industrial accident board were ordered to discontinue work until July 1 due to depleted funds. New chairman Jhurke Clemente noted about $4,000 available for two months. Jerome G Locke left the board last Saturday. G A Watt was named secretary to start June 1, replacing WB McLaughlin who resigned.

Helena Industrial Accident Board Jhurke Clemente Jerome G. Locke Legislative Assembly Clemente G. 4. Watt Watt WB. McLaughlin

Whitehall May News Highlights Local Visits and Travel

Charles M Johnson hosts brother Joseph E Johnson who arrived from Winnipes Canada to spend a few days before heading to California. Johnson, a pensioner with Canadian Pacific, has worked there 47 years. Marty W Huber and wife plan Saturday auto trip to Los Angeles to visit a relative and return in six weeks. Edna Tait returns from Missoula State University to visit family, while W J Lowry attends to school matters in Helena. Locals tour Tet Mountain ranger Station for picnic with many households joining.

Wiitehall Charles M. Johnson Joseph E. Johnson Winnipes Canada California Marty W. Huber Iott Auto Tor Tonopah

Anaconda Elects New City Officials and Council

The article details the installation of a new mayor and city officers in Anaconda. It notes McCavitt’s prior mayoralty, Smith’s praise, and appointments for city attorney, clerk, health officer, and various committees. Old council adjourned sine die as the new body organized.

Lepke Lena Hanten Clgar Air, Moran Cuy Mecuvitt Morgan J. B.C. Knight Elty McCavitt Anaconda Albert Powdeill Kyle WE. Long Soper Mair City Police Commission AE Webb American Legion Disabled Ve Butter Daily Foot Old Council Fekine Smnith McHugh

Pope Grants Private Audience To Cor Kelley In Rome

The Pope received Cor Kelley president of an Rome college in a cordial private audience in Rome on May 2. Kelley conveyed affectionate greetings and regards. Cardinal Hayge in New York was also noted in connection with the coverage.

Rome Cor- Kelley Ans College Pontife

Tree donation to beautify cemetery amid theater plans

The item notes a nurseryman planning tree donations for a cemetery while reporting global cinema expansion. Germany plans new theaters with 100000 seats, Britain adds 20 super-pictures, Sweden 18, Austria 11, Netherlands 2, and France faces delays due to high taxes. A dress note references eclipse fashion and a Yale influence on a moon motif in the back.

Europe Germany Great

Anaconda High School Declamation Winner Named

Miss Molen Oliver of Anaconda High School won first place in the final declamation contest. The event, held at Daly Esmination list TM, will represent the school in a staged event in Me souta nest weeks. Oliver’s piece was Ashes in Howes and wan Aplendilly, with runner up Lotus Mekrmo who spoke on The Mighwasman. New contestants included Jack Alex Alice Danicich and Can. Ridges for the contest were Men Watson Bo Galiy Meh 8 Adams and Mrs. M. i. iil reports after the contest praised speakers’ ability and noted a late-night finish.

Molen Oliver Janior Anaconda Daly Toca School Howes Wan Aplendilly Wariver Lotus

Last of 1926 GH tax payments received

County Treasurer Gordon Dougherty paused a 5400 dollar check as part of the gasoline thermal distribution of tax receipts. The note indicates the final 1926 GH tax payments were received and processed by the county treasurer.

Gordon Dougherty Mr. Dougherty

Rheumatism cure touts 88.8.8 as relief source

An advertisement extols 8 8 8 a tonic derived from fresh roots, claiming long standing rheumatism sufferers find relief after trying numerous remedies. It features testimonials from patients, notes vegetable origin, and promotes availability at druggists in two sizes.

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