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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
5
Last day of Anaconda carnival features a grand Main street parade led by a pony cart. The clown band, dressed in chalk and grease paint, entertains spectators alongside a menagerie booth and a jovial afternoon show. Evening acts end with scrubbing paint from faces.
A vintage advertisement touts Figprune Cereal as a wholesome nutritious beverage substitute for coffee and tea. It claims a blend of California figs prunes and grains with delicate flavor and physician endorsement, sold by all grocers.
Local retailers advertise goods and services while residents travel and visit. Names include Strain's, Hammersiough's, and Standard building with notices on sales, attire, and hall rental. Deaths, visits, and travel updates accompany a race train discontinuation and a long list of residents at Montana events.
London dispatch says 25 men from Steynacker's horse on the Sabi river were surprised and captured by Boers. The loss is announced by Lord Kitchener from Pretoria.
Frank Putzel sued the Carniolan Slavonic Benevolent Society of St. Joseph of Anaconda for 182 in sick benefits. The case was heard by Justice Quane with 49 witnesses present and will set a precedent on how fraternal orders pay sick benefits.
The speaker recalls landing two individuals, noting the bull was free but behaved stubbornly. A nearby Rod Williams cough triggers a somber mood. Friends believe George will recover with time.
A meeting of Uniform Rank K of P, Company 9, elected E J Pelkey as second lieutenant and announced officers for the year led by Capt J J McGuinness and Lieutenants James McQuade and EK J Pelkey. The unit plans full drills twice weekly before leaving for the state competition and pennant prize along with 300 dollars. Gene Rowe and Max Hammerstough with Dave Kaufman named to represent local lodges No 45 and No 13 at the grand lodge.
John Niessen was arrested in Butte by Deputy Sheriff Kirby five hours after a bicycle belonging to J. Strain disappeared. Niessen claimed residency in Deer Lodge valley and said he bought the wheel from a man who stopped at his place. He was arraigned in Justice Kennedy's court and took 24 hours to enter a plea.
Missoula pitcher George Andrews, recently back in the city, shares a new Bitter Root fishing adventure. While fishing in a trout hole, a six inch fish hooked on 30 feet of line was attacked by a four pound bull trout that seized the little catch midwater, then hung on as the line swung.
Police Judge Hayes arrested Tom Murphy for begging on the streets after Murphy asked for money. The judge surprised him by grabbing him and sending him to jail, with a second court appearance scheduled today.
The article discusses how a home freezer makes ice cream and ices easy to prepare, noting the advantages of a small freezer for family portions, the better richness of home-made desserts, and practical tips like using a grain bag and hammer to break ice and a salt to ice ratio of one to three.
The article outlines scalding milk with vanilla bean or extract to flavor ice cream, then cooling and freezing. It discusses variations using gelatine or eggs for texture, custards for Neapolitan ice cream, and additions like almonds pistachios and fruit.
The Missouri congressman Champ Clark born James Beauchamp Clark adopted the nickname Champ from an early age. He kept Champ through bar admission marriage and election, though occasionally someone recalls his given names and the air turns blue.
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