Anaconda School Enrollment Figures Report
The report lists school enrollment with totals around five thousand four hundred eighty two students. It references groups including Boye and Gila and mentions totals up to twenty in its fragmented data.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
10
The report lists school enrollment with totals around five thousand four hundred eighty two students. It references groups including Boye and Gila and mentions totals up to twenty in its fragmented data.
The board met in regular session at the courthouse from 10 a m to 7 p m on Oct 2. Chair Goodwin and Commissioners McGrath Peckover presided with Clerk Margaret Callan. Minutes approved. Claims audited, approved and paid to many county staff and officials including salaries for Margaret Callan Mary Dragoe Nora Grimes W G Dougherty Harvey Jem and others. Special dep and juror fees listed along with constable and jail related costs.
The Salvation Army hosts a Harvest Festival bazaar at the hall next Tuesday night featuring aprons and needlework, handmade quilts, and various table items for sale. Included are proceeds and lists of local donors, with road fund expenditures and community notices connected to Montanan groups and facilities.
A funeral for tite W. H. Martin Fore Iner clerk at the concentrator was held yesterday, with a 12 oclock funeral at C. A. Tuttin chapel, Mass at St. Patrocles, and interment at Mount Gates cemetery. The service included a choir, floral offerings, and pallbearers named. Local notables and a lengthy list of mourners attended, with community figures acknowledged in a long public notice of deaths, memorials, and local charitable supplies.
An Anaconda county club dinner tournament wraps up tonight with members who have not completed their play before the deadline. Stormy weather delayed the schedule as the committee released a list of players yet to finish their rounds.
The Anaconda Boy Scouts held a courthouse Court of Honor with Judge George W. Winston presiding as sixteen badges were awarded for public service and scouting milestones. Edgar Schmitz received the Silver Beaver, while Wallace Harrity earned a Veteran Scout certificate and badge. several others earned second and first class badges, merit badges, and a high-level scout badge.
The Copper Glow, the Anaconda High School paper, debuted with a staff including Elliott Morgan as editor and Isobel Abbott as literary editor. The weekly program featured recitations, piano solo, and a senior girls quartet, as seniors plan to start a ball rolling for broader class participation.
Anaconda bowling team defeated Cairo in three straight games at the Teacher alleys. The A and F quintet secured the win in trem modes, continuing a winning streak as the Cairo quintet struggled.
Fragmentary text references actors and a dramatic scene with tensions and demands. It mentions Hines and Komond or Breese in a contentious moment tied to an American setting. The garbled passage hints at a performance piece titled The Epeca Speak Tit and an emphasis on renal chat, suggesting a chaotic rehearsal or confrontation.
Fragmentary review notes Hines and a veteran performer in a comic film titled toward a dynamic onstage offscreen mix. References to opening, finale fades, and a roster including Eamund Treene suggest ongoing capacity audience appeal and varied supporting talent amid a political, pathos driven show.
Coach Art Rolfe leads 18 players from Anaconda for today’s game in Great Falls against the Silver and Blue’s rival Electric City high school team. The squad, arriving after noon, traveled to meet the Elec tric City squad in this key matchup.
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