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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1921

Page

6

Mayor Cocking One Busy Day In Office In Butte

The new mayor of Butte describes a hectic first day with many callers from department heads to job seekers. He pledges service to the people, notes the need for prudent appointments, and says work continues in all departments while he considers vacancies. A comment from city food inspector Margaret Rozsa is included, and a moose sighting near Topsfield is reported with the warden aiding to keep the animal safe and fed.

Butte Tony Margaret Rozsa Thare Topsfield Christian Science Monitor

Why buttons on men's coat sleeves endure

A Kansas City narrator explains that sleeve buttons arose to keep cuffs from flopping and interfering with courtly salams and later to prevent soldiers from scratching their noses. The tale links cuff buttons to hygiene, fashion, and a legacy of lace cuffs, ending with a humorous note on arergamens of the vermiform appendix. BOY IS WINNER. Isaac Rader, 15, won 100 dollars for best oil painting in Toledo show.

Kansas City Kan Isaac Rader Federated Art Societies of Toledo Ohio

No Prosecution of Police Officer in City Case

A police officer, Nick Golubin, faced trial on a disturbance suit but the city Attorney, David H. Witt tenberg, stated the city does not intend to prosecute, citing a misunderstanding and indicating charges will be dropped. The chief and others commented on the matter as the city moves to withdraw the case. The report also notes Villa’s peace installment in Mexico and loyalty to the Obregon government.

Nick Golubin Pottes Corral Alliatant David Ht. Witttenberg Wittenberg Golubin Atorney Davlon Wan Dias Woulike Catee Fides Gort Onion Villa International Mexico Secretary” of the Treasury Francisco Villa Obregon Pacheryar

Silk Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Varied Fabrics

A local sale advertises silk fabrics at reduced prices including TRICOLETTES at 2.65 yard and crepe de chine at 1.45 yard. Navy taffetas, wash satins, and fancy satin blends are highlighted with multiple color options and wide widths, promising strong value for fabrics up to 40 inches wide.

Uanton

Villa Rejected Lead Offer for Red Army Revolt Movement

The report states that Villa was asked to lead a new Red Army revolutionary movement but refused. He is recovering from a serious attack and remains unavailable.

Villa

YMCA Jubilee Dinner Moved To May 17 At Wall

It was announced that the YMCA membership dinner and jubilee scheduled for May 1% is rescheduled to Tuesday evening May 17 due to the big chamber of commerce dinner. The event will be a dollar admission and, with current interest, is expected to be one of the largest affairs ever held at the YMCA.

Chamber ‘of Commerce

Sale of Mining Claims Amid Lawsuit Sparks dispute

An attorney fees dispute figures in a complaint filed by C. W. Robinson and HR Howell against Daniel Grant and the Boston & Montana Corp and related company. The suit seeks to bar payment of a balance on mining claims sold for 32 700 dollars and asks for an accounting of funds.

Lawaule Jn C. W. Robinson HR Howell Daniel Grant Boston & Montana Corporation Boston ‘Montana Developm Coompany Allen Sy Daniel Grant Dubois, Grotto George Gray Thomas Haw Haw Hegenenes Ace Fomeaties Saabahes

Bargain grocery ad with mixed fruit, staples and coffee

Local ad offers New green cabbage five pounds per We, apples wrapped at two dollars per box, rice four pounds for twenty three cents, navy beans four pounds three cents, Quaker oatmeal three for a dollar, Wisconsin cream cheese thirty eight cents, Hinuanty’s coffee two cents per pound, tea two pounds for six cents, extra fine potatoes varying prices, Royal Blend coffee sixty-five cents per pound.

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