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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
11
Farmer Mike O Malley plans to return with more produce to the market while Mayor Stodden grants a meat sales permit with strict oversight. The mayor warns that any use of the market by middlemen to inflate prices will lead to license revocation, ensuring sales stay producer to buyer and preventing a wedge that raises costs.
In federal court the Elm Orlu defense concluded its case after Horace V. Winchell’s cross examination by William Wallace. The day focused on probing testimony for weak points and interpretation of geological structures. Large cabinets and rock models were prepared for the defense, whose motion to strike new Pyle system strands 609 and Carlys was tentatively denied pending morning ruling.
James Holland, injured in a West Colusa mine accident when a drill stem struck him in the stomach, died in hospital after surgery for rupture. He was 56, survived by wife Ellen Holland of Greenland avenue near Lake Avoca, Montana resident 38 years. Funeral plans to follow.
Lady Beatrice Granara sails from England for New York to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, traveling to America with plans to visit relatives and return soon.
Three truckloads of produce cleared from the city market in under three hours. At 7:30 the first load arrived and drew hundreds of housewives, the next loads sold before 10. Lettuce sold heavy, a quarter bought too much for one customer, beets carrots and turnips moved at three for a quarter. Many arrived after 10 left disappointed, but vendors called the market very satisfactory.
Notice of a special election in Deer Lodge County Montana on September. voters will decide on issuing one million four hundred fifty thousand dollars in bonds to fund main highways. polling places listed and open from morning to evening. county commissioners and officers named. Also notices to creditors for estates of Annie Pigner George Frank Anderson and A Deslauriers with four month claim deadlines and designated executors.
Milwaukee reports sugar in short supply as some wholesalers lack pounds while others have few bags. Officials cite east coast navigation tieups, refinery access, candy manufacture, and heavy canning season as key causes. Ice cream and soda fountain businesses also consuming large sugar quantities. Crude peat production data noted as context.
Subscription rates listed daily and Sunday per month six months and twelve months payable in advance. The Sunday Standard offers one year by mail in advance at two dollars fifty cents. Various news stands outside Montana carry the Standard including New York Hotaling’s in New York and multiple city outlets with agency listings.
Classified ads show labor and service postings in Butte Montana. Listings include bartenders and butchers, drivers, stenographers, maids, and dining room staff with wage offers and training notes. Also many real estate rental notices for houses and furnished rooms across Anaconda and nearby areas.
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