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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
9
Anaconda Bowling Wyoming pioneer Frank A. Kemp, 77, former cattleman and later chief oil inspector for Oklahoma’s Department of the Interior, died yesterday in Denver. He had notable service in western cattle industry and state oil regulation.
The Elks lodge announces a regular meeting scheduled for tonight at 8:30 o clock. Secretary Clinton and EVANS E R F H are listed among signatories.
A deadlock over liquor offense trials in Anaconda ends as Judge Murphy resumes handling cases after Emory Kell and city council reach an agreement. The city halted fines and forfeitures collection during the dispute, with Mayors and officials noting budget rules and approvals limit salary talks.
NDA De Molays host an evening of entertainment with plans for a lively program. Members invite the public to attend the event, highlighting performances and social activities for the community.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a public notice about a curtailed train schedule to Park, with unclear dates and authority. The text mentions a commission and ongoing actions, but details are unreadable.
Numerous notices from Anaconda detail visits by Butte residents and travelers, sales ads, and local services. Names including Frank Tucker Walter J. Hayes and Henry Hendrickson appear among visits to friends and business trips. Community events include church society meetings and an auction at the Ladies Ald Society with refreshments.
A Riwanian gathering is planned at the Episcopal Church with attendees from the parish. The event details mention a committee and a meal provided by the guild, though some text is unclear.
A new railroad branch is prepared to handle freight within two weeks. An official said the line will expedite transport and improve regional logistics.
Fifteen applicants seek Montana state licenses to practice pharmacy. Notice notes a regular meeting tonight at 8 o clock with Evans and Clinton as secretaries.
Anaconda police netted the city 770 in forfeitures and fines from alleged ordinance violators. Seven persons were led into Tuesday night and two remained in custody. Several arrests were made on nuisance charges with cases prepared for today’s police court session.
The Knights of Columbus and council members plan their annual rabbit hunt at Almont on Sun 25 with participation from Uy lub group. After the hunt a banquet featuring rabbit as the centerpiece will follow, with wives invited and dances and programs to end the evening.
Fragmented text indicates a court order involving Domitrovich and his wife with references to a verdict or conviction. The readable segments suggest a judicial decision or injunction and uncertain surrounding context.
The Washoe Park Zoo will welcome a new antelope today, arriving from Terry Montana. Superintendent Joase Miller and state fish and game members arranged the transfer to protect the animal from other park residents, placing it in a separate section for safety.
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