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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1912
Page
15
A description of the United States Government Printing Office as the world’s largest printer with an annual maintenance cost near 8 million dollars. It notes vast outputs from daily journals to annual reports, with millions of pages and countless cards and forms produced, and references the Haskin book The American Government detailing its operations.
The statement explains Duffy is a citizen through his father, a point noted by M Keown. The remark underscores the significance of paternal lineage in citizenship determination.
A long tale of naturalization and citizenship papers ends with Patrick J. Duffy proving his father was fully naturalized, allowing his son Michael McKeown to pursue final papers and vote in the coming election. Separate cases include Dan Paden charged with first degree assault for stabbing Tan Yuen and an Italian, Charles Doe, accused of drawing a gun on BP McManamon. Deputy County Attorney Toole reports Mike Gollami charged with third degree assault on Raffailo Paoli.
In Butte crowds join a treasure hunt at Gregson Springs for a mysterious Standard representative. He will carry $100 in gold dollars and must be shown a copy of the Standard to claim the prize. The “unknown” will mingle with spectators around 2 pm Sunday, with further details in tomorrow and Sunday’s editions.
The Oldfield Davies committee in Washington proposes a bill to overturn a recent Supreme Court ruling that allowed inventors to control materials used with patented devices and to curb resale price limits. It aims to stop vendors from forcing price restrictions and to prevent inventors from suppressing patented devices sold to manufacturers.
Delegates from across Montana attend the sixteenth annual session of the Grand Lodge of the Sons of Herman in Helena. The event opens with a reception at Germania hall, a banquet, and welcomes from Mayor Purcell and City Attorney Hepner. Reports and officer elections are scheduled, with a ball Saturday night, and Sunday features a plunge party at the Broadwater and a Central Park picnic.
Butte Montana inspectors documented 22 dairies inspected, 4 homes remodeled, 3 milk houses remodeled, 3 cows examined for non tuberculosis diseases, 3 cows slaughtered for tuberculosis, 3 cows included in general inspection, 35 meat houses and markets inspected, 3 slough houses, 6 poultry and fish markets, 1 050 pounds of beef condemned, 80 pounds of mutton condemned, 44 dollars from milk inspection licenses, 44 dollars from meat inspection licenses, total 88 dollars turned over to city treasurer.
Montana's own birdman, Maroney, will perform two flights each afternoon of the state fair grounds this week weather permitting. The fair initially planned Miss Harriet Quimby as the aviation attraction, but her fatal fall altered plans. Maroney is expected to be a noteworthy draw for fairgoers.
Copper Producers association for July shows stocks on hand up by 5,945,417 pounds. July production reached 187,161,129 pounds, up from June. Domestic deliveries totaled 71,094,381 pounds while foreign deliveries were 60,121,331, with total deliveries at 131,215,712, a gain of 3,618,882 pounds.
Joseph McGovern, veteran Cripple Creek and Butte restaurant owner and former county commissioner candidate, retired after feeding more patrons than any current local rest proprietor. He departed yesterday with his long tenure ending as Frank Hi. Tomnita, ex First National Bank clerk, will oversee his stand tonight in Butte.
New York hosts the first annual convention of bankers brokers and trust company officials who buy and sell bonds. The meeting completes the Investment Bankers Association of America and aims to shield investors from get rich quick schemes and foster closer ties among investment houses.
Local jeweler Mayer advertises watch and jewelry repairs at lower rates than competitors including You Can Bet It. He claims skilled service, comprehensive repairs, and cost efficiency across all work, promising best quality at low expense. The item also notes travel, obituaries, and local notices amid brief community updates.
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