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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
10
Fragmentary notes show publicans aligned with white Democrats and candidates contesting multiple offices. Vague references to wards and streets hint at a contested race, with names like W. Le and others mentioned among candidates.
The Phillips Copper Mine, listed as a valuable property with rich ore bodies, is set to start operations soon. Secretary C. E. Hansen and treasurer W. Kroger head a small management team, with the facility once owned by Mall.
A shaft penetrating the Turphide zone near Butte exposes copper ore as work resumes to deepen the shaft past the water obstacle. If water can be managed and equipment instant, the 1000 foot advance could reveal a major mine, with geologists optimistic about a belt under Franklin and Hope hills, signaling a new era for the district and Philipsburg.
The Kalmin editorial lauds Anaconda High’s spirit of fairness at Montana University events. It notes sportsmanship in football and basketball, absence of catcalls, and the welcoming, gentlemanly conduct of Anaconda students toward opponents and guests.
The Anaconda Gun Club held its monthly shoot with 28 shooters attending at Nell shooting range. Merer berg Williams and Larabie led events including five eve singles and a vent of 15 singles and five pairs. The Twohy medal went to Myth score Drumgooie the Keppler with 2 fourth event. Goddard won the recast Twohy medal with 2. Wi. A few medium priced to order suites offered near 0c Jon from Thueson 233 Chestnut Street.
Work at Washoe Park Montana state fish hatchery clears trout breeding area and starts distribution this week. About 2 0 percent eastern brook trout fry hatched last winter will be released from new wooden troughs as improvements expand capacity. Hatchery displays include albino trout and other species, with plans to use new system for spawning and studies, while signs of spring brighten the facility.
A jumble of small items from Anaconda covers Connie Mack not signing with the Athletics and local officials. Allen letters and a school board meeting are noted along with a highway delegate appointment, twin births, a house fire on East Fourth street, and a laundry fire at Gregson Springs blocked by chemical extinguishers. Fire Chief Collin plans recharging gear.
Mrs. Katherine Schmidt died after brief illness at her home 519 Elm street. A pioneer resident of Anaconda, she leaves many friends and was 89. She was born in Dunkirk Parente and lived in the area since girlhood, with a large network of relatives and neighbors mourning her loss.
A jumble of short notices lists Rebekahs meeting tonight Adv P of P tone Musicians and families gather for events. Furnished rooms at 220 East 4th Adv. Various ads include paints, wallpaper, tailoring, piano sale, and a horse wagon for sale. Charles Branscombe trips overland to Deer Lodge. Mr and Mrs Hote Silverman visit from Southern Crom. Knights of Columbus dancing party planned for Tuesday. fat cattle ready for shipment to Portland.
Fragmentary ad for Muller’s Cash Grocery lists plain hams and bacon, lard, flour, potatoes, and onions with discounted pricing. The readable text hints at a wholesale mentality and urging readers to compare prices, suggesting savings and value.
An appraisal commission led by Thralle W. Wheat and others completed its duties on Feb 18 to evaluate the Blackfeet Indian reservation lands in Montana. The act granting settlement opens agricultural land to entrants, with about 301,000 acres deemed suitable for entry. The commission’s findings support government reclamation and a planned road and railroad corridor, affecting the Piegan tribe and mixed-blood residents in Browning and surrounding areas.
An ultimatum from an Indian Agent orders Ten Ute band members to surrender after attacks near the Bi Rabbit mountains. Federal troops may be sent to the mountains to capture the desperado Big Rabbit and his followers, as county deputies trace the Ute group toward the reservation. Agent Spear forbids hostilities by county authorities while pursuing the band.
Fragmentary notice recalls Professor Adaton and a co-worker once linked with William Marconi in theta wireless telegraphy. Mentions a system at least partly based on Slaby’s discovery and notes Protea and Stans in connection with the era.
A vintage ad copy touts Cascarets as a safe laxative and digestive cleanser for the liver stomach and bowels. It promises thorough cleansing to prevent headaches biliousness indigestion sour stomach and foul gases while appealing to families and children for regular use.
The readable fragments are insufficient to identify a person, organization, place, date, or event. The content appears garbled and does not yield a coherent news item or court notice. No factual entities or actions can be established for a concise summary.
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