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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1928

Page

3

Early registration urged for county primary election

County Clerk James J. Harrington urged voters to register early for the July 17 county primary. More than 20,000 registered voters are eligible, a high figure in years. Registration closes June 1 at 5 p.m. Nominating petitions for county offices are due by June 16, with over 50 candidates filed and many more expected. Committeemen may file under a new law by writing and filing with the county clerk. County committees meet May 8 in Butte, with state committees meeting a week later in Helena.

James J. Harrington Harrington Butte Helena

JEATRO EGLIPOE BIRTH IN BUTTE

In April Butte saw 92 deaths and 78 births at the city health office. Pneumonia led April deaths with 16, heart disease 14, tuberculosis seven, cancer six, and a homicide case with undetermined circumstances. Of the dead, 58 were male and 34 female. births totaled 40 males and 38 females.

Butte Kathryn Harrington

Riddling Quiz Prompts Hidden Page Four Clue

A convoluted set of questions asks for identity and profession, a national convention secured for a home city, and various titles. It references Australia’s governor general, the League of Nations HQ location, the European “little Paris,” and a Bible verse about conversion and entering heaven. The note states answers appear nowhere on page 4.

Second Tax Payments Slow According to Treasurer

The county treasurer J J Brett said second half payments on the county tax assessment are slow. The period began May 1 and only $4 700 had been collected in two days. He urged early payment and noted clerks are mailing personal tax notices due 30 days after receipt.

J. J. Brett Brett

Cement Pour Underway on West Copper Street District

Contractor Kiely will begin pouring cement on West Copper Street improvement district today, with sidewalk curbing to be installed. The district lies between Excelsior and Henry streets.

Kiely West Copper Street Excelsior and Henry Streets

Blood and strength in body ideals noted

A historical discussion links red blood with vigor and vitality, arguing that rich blood is essential for strong men and beautiful healthy women. The piece frames bodily vitality as foundational to masculine power and female beauty.

Reckless driving charges filed against Butte man

Buster Snell was arrested on Harrison avenue yesterday afternoon and booked on a reckless driving charge. Officer Richard Mundy, who made the arrest, states Snell drove his car in a fast negligent manner. Mrs. W. L. Brown was booked on a parking ordinance violation by Officer McDonald.

Buster Snell Harrison Avenue Richard Mundy Snell W. L. Brown McDonald

Stow Motor Company Wins Judgment in Parking Rent Suit

A jury in Judge W E Carroll's court awarded Stow Motor Company $469.09 against Final Brandis for garage rent owed and money advanced. Attorney Harry Meyer led for Stow. Davis & Myer defended Brandis.

W. E. Carroll The Stow Motor Company Final Brandis Brandis Harry Meyer Stow Company Davis & Myer

Montana April receipts reach $820000 with $1.9 million disbursed

State treasurer figures show April receipts totaling $820,297 while disbursements reached $1,914,385. The gap of $1,094,088 reflects payments to state schools from the income fund and purchases of state general fund warrants. Hans De Young explains the heavy outlays.

Associated Press Helena Hans de Young

Butte Adopts New City Council as Old One Adjourns

The Butte city council adjourned sine die and swore in new members McAllister of the Second Ward and Haggerty of the Fifth. Alderman Lowney retires, praising street and health departments, while calls go out to clean the city hall. Several routine items were approved, including partial lumber purchases, a new paving district, and a six week extension for Mildred Sullivan’s leave.

Butte McAllister Hagererty William Lowney John Lindquist Lowney Haggerty Callow Health Department Council Chamber Lindquist Granite Street Crystal Clark Street Madison Walker Streets James D. Henderson Mildred Sullivan Martin Burke O'Brien Plumbing Company

Lindbergh lands at Curtiss Field after Washington flight

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Curtiss Field New York at 7 15 pm eastern daylight time after a flight from Bolling Field Washington He was with Mr and Mrs Frank Robertson of St Louis and Lieut Commander Philip Van Horn Weems US Navy Also noted Wichita Kansas Dr Charles M Sheldon Topeka editor of the Christian Herald will be honored by Kansas Sunday schools Delegates to the state convention will present a dramatization of Dr Sheldon's book In His Stews

Associated Press Curtiss Field N. Y Charles A. Lindbergh Bollingfield Washington Frank Robertson St. Louis Philip van Horn Weems United States Navy Wichita Kan Charles M. Sheldon Topeka The Christian Herald Kansas Sheldon

Students vie for mine school offices in ASMS candidacy

Nomination petitions circulate on campus as Marcus McCanna and John McCarthy seek president roles while Joseph Newton vies for vice president and Harold Murphy with Herbert Hard contest student manager. William Ryan runs for secretary treasurer of the ASMS ahead of fall term elections.

Marcus McCanna John McCarthy Joseph Newton Harold Murphy Herbert Hard William Ryan

Hatless Fashion Provokes Paris Delegates

Delegates at the Hatmakers association in Paris debated stopping the trend of going hatless. One suggested praying for rain to force hatwearers to catch colds in the head as a deterrent.

Paris Hatmakers’ Association

Julia B Rodgers Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer

Julia B Rodgers of 647 Utah Avenue filed her petition with the clerk and recorder as a candidate for county treasurer. Rodgers, a three term school trustee, seeks the Democratic nomination.

Julia B. Rodgers Utah Avenue Rodgers

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Jeatro Eglipoe Governor General of Australia League of Nations Kingdom of Heaven Tam S.S.S S.S State Treasury Report Ellis Rialto Theater Ellis Paint Co McAllister and Flaggerty Lowney and Lindqurst Judiciary Committee J. R. Curran North Main Street William Burke L. Cook Dewey Avenue J. Antohich Granite and Wyoming Streets Bridget Newman Thompson Park Inn Fred Martin John P. Lane LINDY New York Montana Sil Kashmir Men Mines School School of Mines Julia Standard
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