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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1920
Page
12
Women’s catalog style listing for boys’ union suits featuring heavy fleeced cotton, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Sizes range 6 to 14 years with price points around 1.65 to 1.75, citing a former price 1.65.
Illustrated tale shows Peggy meeting Squeedee the elfin and Field Mouse family in tall wheat. Field Mouse explains neat habits and rejects kitchen life, while Mrs Field Mouse treasures sunshine and food. Peggy bids farewell with plans to visit again.
The police court discharged the case against Pat Crowe for attempting to break into the cabin after Sam Lucas failed to appear for Sheehan’s hearing. Lucas had sworn out warrants against Crowe and for Sheehan’s arrest, and requested dismissal of Crowe’s charge. The Sheehan case was dismissed for want of prosecution.
Thirty eight aliens became citizens in Judge Jack son’s district court after passing examinations by G. W. Tyler of Seattle. A class of 64 applied, but 28 were told to return for deficiencies, while three cases needed further government investigation. Ten ex service men were admitted including John Tarano and Elia Drasheai. Frank Satlich’s application was dismissed with prejudice for draft evasion. Other oath takers include Willie Wilkins and Emilio Campana among many.
Members of the League of Women Voters will hold a meeting at the designated venue to discuss upcoming civic activities and voter education initiatives. The gathering aims to boost community engagement and outline event plans for the season.
The Butte Associated Charities calls for usable clothing and shoes as supplies run low. President Mrs A L Bradshaw began a drive to collect items, asking residents to call 2066 between 9 am and noon to arrange pickup by a charity wagon.
Louisa J. Woodbury in a district court complaint charges Butte with negligence for failing to clear snow and ice from near West Gold and South Main streets, leading to a January 1, 1920 fall. She seeks 5035 in damages including 35 for doctor bills. She lives at 637 South Main Street.
The notice records that an accident occurred and that an injury resulted, with parties served to acknowledge the action.
Funeral services for Dan Comba who died Thursday will be held Monday from his sister Mrs. Margaret Hickey’s home near the Silversmith mine north of Walkerville followed by Mass at St. Lawrence’s church at 9 30 He was 60 native of Ireland and had lived in Butte 46 years
Truant officers enforc ing a city ordinance against selling cigarettes to boys under 18 began a drive and found several youths with tobacco in their pockets. Dealers caught selling to minors will be arrested.
Coroner's jury rules Odon D. Smales died from an automobile accident on Nine Mile hill last Sunday. The car passed a team, began to slip on sandy road, rolled over, and Smales fell from the running board, breaking his neck.
The Butte Chamber of Commerce announces a mechanics fair showcasing Butte made goods such as macaroni brooms candy mattresses fish flies and sheep shearing gear. It will be the citys first exposition of its kind and is planned for next year.
H. L. Sweeney traveling passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad based in Minneapolis visited Butte on his first West tour since appointment to the western territory. He praised the night views of the so called richest hill and said the scenery exceeded expectations.
Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany New York says Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her longtime cough. She reports two bottles broke a stubborn lingering cough and praises the remedy as the best cough medicine she ever used. Sold everywhere.
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