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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
3
Anaconda officials report greatly improved food conditions under a new monthly inspection scheme. Cards rate slaughterhouses, bakeries, restaurants, dairies and grocers on cleanliness, handling, and fly presence, with below threshold scores triggering state action.
The readable text describes a hydraulic press process feeding fragments such as aximines and chips into a hopper and press, noting slow plunger descent to compact particles. It mentions phosphorus substitution in iron, Siemens-Martin furnaces, and briquetting of scrap to produce iron steel wrought iron with cheaper materials.
Police court sessions heard more evasive statements from George Morrison Albert Barr W D Donovan and Hart as Chief Jitz Patrick and Judge Murphy presided Donovan and Tart admitted nine months of association with Barr and Hart in parts of the day they will be held longer on suspicion of police recs. St Peter s parish event noted for Gregson Springs with travel offers and a rail ticket promotion to Washington and seashore resorts.
The annual St Peter's church picnic and outing drew a large crowd with UNG members and families attending. A varied program includes athletic events, prizes for yard and egg races, sack races, water melon tastings, a pie eating contest, and a plunge ticket. Theater highlights followed with films at the Alcazar and Pathe comedies, praised by attendees.
In a twilight ballgame the seventh inning sealed the outcome as the Red Men trailed the Independents. Saville faced trouble but escaped, while batters mishandled by the fielders helped the Independents' attack. Local notices mention shop closures for a holiday and a special train from Butte to Gregson and Anaconda, plus church services and a wedding announcement for John Leonard and Jennie N. aon.
A flood of short items covers labors unions, church events, sports results, trips, and social notices. Activities include upcoming meetings, church dedications, travels by residents, amateur games results, camping trips, and local business listings with real estate for rent. Multiple named individuals, places like the city and county, and organizations appear in quick summaries.
Many residents and visitors from Butte appeared in Anaconda yesterday for business and social visits. Local figures including Mrs J J Manlove Mrs Ba Yace and Dr H O Kennelly were noted in city circles with multiple trips to Butte and nearby towns.
The ad touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and dandruff while making hair grow long and glossy. It claims immediate cleansing of the scalp, protection of roots, and rapid growth with regular daily use and a 28 cent Knowlton’s Palerine purchase.
A garish parlor match caused a blaze at a garage where Gierson and Joe Long tended a large stock of tanks and canisters. The fire damaged the room and equipment as firefighters responded, while a separate greenhouses plan for winter production was described.
A local farming journal touts an electric cherry stoner device. The device is described as simple to use and capable of removing stones from a quart of cherries in about 19 minutes.
A large gathering of state publishers arrives by train for a meeting at the Standard ballrooms. C Haggleston of the Standard gives the welcome, M Langtraum of Fres tan Regard responds, with around Mui visitors expected and many bringing families. The program spans Friday and Saturday with social events at Mantuna hotel and related activities.
A Topeka traveler reports in Johnson County farmers start work at odd hours, driving at night and stopping at a farm hotel around 2 AM to ask directions. He encounters a housemaid and remarks on the husband’s whereabouts, guessing he might be in the south pasture. The scene reflects sparse horse activity in Santos.
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