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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1921
Page
7
The damaged OCR notes reduced fares for the FDA Convention with routes to Butte and Pocatello Montana and planned events. It lists program attractions and road shows, and mentions a drum corps band and possible evidence of activities during the convention.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a church fellowship event with members of a local congregation preparing to attend the Unty Church service. Mentions Edwards Brisk and Miriam, with unclear street and time details.
Judge Lynch presided as a juvenile court panel ordered disposition for a youth involved in a crime case. The boy was discharged and found not guilty on separate charges tied to his father and grandmother, with a return to his father’s home approved by the court.
County commissioners reviewed a proposal to spend about 3300 dollars for portable election booths to serve all precincts. Photos and samples were shown by election supply representatives, with current contrasting booths costing around 3000 dollars and the panel deciding whether to proceed at the next meeting.
A court records a fine of ten dollars in multiple cases linked to intoxication and hazy memory. The narrative also includes a humorous excerpt about a store sale and a brief ad for Foley's Honey and Tar, with a Passaic, New Jersey testimonial listed.
Hamilton May 18 report shows oil for leaf roller destruction kills a share of pests but falls short of thorough extermination. Concerns grow over future fruit season results and state aid. Budget limits and role changes burden fruit growers while old support faced eradicating pests.
Bruce Hopper, 1912 Billings high school graduate and D and C winner serving in France with the Ninety Sixth Aero Squadron, plans a 500 mile Ganges trip to Thalhi China with photographer Van Camfield. He writes for a French newspaper and will sail from Shanghai this summer before visiting Billings next fall.
May 12 The defense proceeds in the case against Tom Oypnai. The trial focuses on claims of assault and a disputed separation. Proceedings reveal tensions during the marriage and a court action over custody and property.
Bozeman May 13 At a regular meeting of the district No 7 school trustees the board accepted resignations of Mabelle D Halt S Kirk Jean Murray and Ada Marmon plus Miss Harmon as nurse. Marion Huson appointed music supervisor after Columbia School of Music training to replace Franklin. Freda Dudley and Pauline Blomberg named teachers at Fort Belk school as vacancies occur. School year ends June 30 with commencement at the Emerson school auditorium.
Officers broke up a group of cattle rustlers yesterday after a near two day pursuit. The men named include Bud Phelpe of Pryor Godard of Bilitogs William Shirran of Pineview and Jim Robinson also known as Black Scalty. One suspect was captured near Laurel while others fled.
Miles City May 18 Plumbers have agreed to a daily wage cut of 41 cents and will reduce charges accordingly. The move follows county labor disputes and comes amid broader talks of slower wage scales across multiple trades including carpenters and bricklayers.
Bozeman delegates traveling to Butte for the annual state Baptist convention include Rev. E. R. Curry pastor of Bozeman church Rev. C. B. Stephens student pastor Mr W R Stewart Mrs B M Green and Miss Thelma Ferguson. Funeral services for a Rosary Catholic church set for 10 with requiem high mass celebrated by Rev Father Leitham interment in Catholic cemetery pallbearers were Lewis Ulrich Joseph Ulrich Philip Ulrich Joe Topel Frank Nash and Jack Gary.
C W Axelson of 264 Cook Avenue Portland says Tanlac cured a long standing rheumatism and severe stomach and joint pain. He reports losing weight and returning to full strength after months of suffering and inability to work.
A reader from Wisconsin recalls using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound to relieve backache and restore appetite after discomfort. The letter claims publication consent and notes numerous letters praising the remedy as a reliable treatment for similar conditions.
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