Big Cash Stores Sympathy Notice
Sympathy is extended by Big Cash Stores to the community in memory of loved ones. The notice lists support and condolences offered to families during a time of loss.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1920
Page
6
Sympathy is extended by Big Cash Stores to the community in memory of loved ones. The notice lists support and condolences offered to families during a time of loss.
The Butte Miners Union suit over damages from the 1914 hall destruction is remanded for a new trial after the Montana Supreme Court held the case was submitted on the wrong theory. The action seeks about $93,581 for June riots and hall destruction, with prior transfers from Silver Bow to Powell counties and a prior Powell jury verdict for the city.
County deputies mail marriage licenses after the ceremony, delaying records to avoid publicity. Licenses appear blank aside from date and deputy name, enabling secret unions for minors or couples seeking parental privacy, with no verification of age. The practice aims to keep names out of newspapers and avoid immediate clergy or parental notification.
Edward Moss aged 26 died after a short illness in a Butte hospital. He had lived in Butte about three years and worked as an electrician for the telephone company. He was a former soldier with the American Legion and the Butte lodge of Elks. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Moss, a brother L. A. Moss at Washington State University, and a daughter in Arizona. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
Sergeant Ned Grady, who died in France, receives full military honors in Butte. The service at 9 AM at his uncle F M Grady's home is led by Rev Father Tougas with American Legion, then a high mass at St Patrick's and burial in the old Catholic cemetery. The Twin Cities band leads the funeral procession. pallbearers include Emmet McGrath and Edward Noonan. firing party provided by federal troops.
In police court Judge Crimes remitted a $10 vagrancy fine for Mrs. J Gratton after her plea of guilty. The plea was softened by her attorney noting she is mother of two, one ill, with funds to buy medicine. Her husband’s companion Fd Hodson also faced a $10 fine after pleading not guilty. The couple reconciled in the judge’s office and planned to return home.
War not only enlarged demand for wood pulp for ordinary purposes but also created new uses. Pulp largely replaced cotton in explosives manufacture and became a major substitute for cotton in cloth and dressings.
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