Party_member Returns Stolen Fur From Commerce Rooms
A SHS party member was seen taking a fur from the ladies rest room at the Butte Chamber of Commerce rooms. The person may avoid trouble by returning the item with no questions asked.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
13
A SHS party member was seen taking a fur from the ladies rest room at the Butte Chamber of Commerce rooms. The person may avoid trouble by returning the item with no questions asked.
Chicago report shows nineteen thousand five hundred dollars in booze stored in the wine cellar of the late G Francis Griffin Astor street millionaire who died in Florida recently. Probate inventory reveals figures based on old quotations and today’s values would approximate eighty thousand dollars stirring excitement in Chicago.
In North Tuscaloosa a pastor was jailed after authorities found illicit equipment and materials near his home. Sheriff Hughes detained Rev Lawrence on suspicion of turning apples into brandy with stills and molasses nearby, delaying his pulpit duties.
Frank Martin and his family reached Wisconsin hills where a garage man repaired a rain slicked car by adding five gallons of fuel and adjusting tire chains. The repair, done in a sing-song spirit, prompted the mechanic to charge 90 cents as he admitted not sleeping long.
South St Paul stockyard reports hogs at 14.25 to 15.25 on bulk trades, hog receipts 2,500. Cattle receipts 6,000 with killers up to 41.66 per hundred, fat steers around 64.16, cows and heifers 54.12 to 54.12. Sheep receipts 8,500 with lambs 40.12 to 40.50, wethers 47, ewes 2.00.
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