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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
12
The piece profiles Edgar Poe Norris author of Methuselah's Wife and a Standard serial. Norris outlines his writing routine and workspace requirements, detailing the quiet, uncluttered setting, tools, drafting process, and editing steps he uses before final typing.
On Nov 25 at the Butte high school auditorium Rev ness J Donohue baritone ev George Maguire tenor and Sean Clan violinist will perform a joint concert under Knights of Columbus auspices. Proceeds benefit Sisters of Mercy convent in County Leitrim Ireland and support a vocal school there. Patrick R Gagner James F Dwyer and Ivester Sullivan organized the event. The program mixes classical semi classical Irish airs and popular American numbers.
The House seeks to aid enforcement officals in their efforts to curb a flood of high powered beer. The Associated Press reports from Washington dated November 18 as lawmakers move to tax and regulate stronger brews to restrict intoxicating beverages.
The ways and means committee approved a tax of one tenth of a cent per gallon on cereal beverages to be included in the revenue bill. The levy enables prohibition enforcement officers to inspect near beer breweries under the Volstead act, according to Assistant Secretary Andrews. A bid to reopen the action halving the $2.20 per proof gallon tax on alcohol was rejected.
A speech by John L. Boardman of the Anaconda Copper Mining safety bureau addressed Butte high school students on avoidable accidents. He cited 85 000 US deaths and over 600 000 injuries last year and urged widespread safety education and self preservation to reduce losses. He stressed safety as essential to community and industry, urging all residents to help cut fatalities.
The regular meeting of McKinley Circle of the Parent Teacher Association will be held Friday at 3 30 PM at the Bungalow School Building. Officers urge a large turnout to discuss plans for a new McKinley school and acquaint the district with them.
A brief public advisory cautions residents about hazards in homes on streets and in workshops. It urges careful use of tools, proper ventilation, and child supervision to prevent accidents and injuries. Community leaders emphasize planning and safety habits for everyday environments.
KUOM at Montana State University Missoula will feature Montana Facts about the state, opportunities, and industries in each broadcast. The station reportedly reaches New York, Philadelphia, and parts of New Jersey with praise from distant listeners. A box of Montana grown Macintosh apples was awarded to Mrs. C L Williams of Monterey California for the furthest reception last week.
King George lodge of Meaderville presents a concert at Colusa hall Friday evening featuring Butte musicians and other artists. The program includes piano solos, vocal solos, readings, duets, recitations, and a cornet solo, with multiple performers named.
The Ingot from Washington Junior High reports 18 students on the first quarter honor roll with nine honorable mention. It lists 14 girls and four boys, naming students by grade and class and noting editorial staff: Theodore Johnson editor, Kathleen Vaughn associate editor, Leonard Lahtinen business manager, Marjorie Ralph and Kenneth Rhode reporters.
The trial of Charlie Mun a Chinese defendant charged with possession of opium will begin at 10 o clock this morning in the district court before Judge Jeremiah J Lynch and a jury The case has been continued twice due to the unusually long Scott burglary case Attorney Henry Evinski represents the defendant.
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