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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
10
Independent telephone advertising rates furnished on request. The notice lists rates and terms for a Blanchard area boardway service with references to 28 gat and 4G listings, indicating a local commercial notice.
Iona Cafe and Orton Bros Furniture items noted along with a Majestic range and Butte Stove Co. ads. Mentions of physicians, a son born to Ballard and Deshler families, Mildred Kahnweiler’s trip, and Daniel Gallagher’s birth. Local travel, store sales, and a fire chief’s homecoming appear amid brief notices and ads.
W. Carroll displays three new delivery wagons built for M. J. Connell Co by Mitchell & Teels of Tioga Wis. Wagons feature curved lines beveled glass rubber tires and brass trimmings in maroon with Connell autographs. Also shows designs from H. I. Tahicork Co and Willan Brackway. John Joseph Maley age three dies at home. funeral Thursday at 2 PM Catholic Cemetery.
Horace Slavens of Towgtton, copper authority, visits Butte to assess prospects. A copper optimist expects gradual price support and rising output, noting improved general prosperity, railroad traffic, and factory activity. He cites copper consumption slightly ahead of production but warns speculation clouds surplus estimates across the region.
County Attorney Walker urged the county commissioners to set a reward for information in the Max Berger murder. The board took no decision yesterday, but if probable they may authorize a reward. Investigators have made progress, though some suspect Beaulieu held in jail on suspicion may know more.
Montane hunters face varied opportunities as the season opens Sept 1 for feathered game and extends to Dec 15. Ducks geese brant and swan have bag limits, while swans are protected at all times. Deer are numerous yet very wild, and ruffed grouse and pheasants remain challenging due to cover and older birds.
Local Knights plan a three day celebration starting Monday to institute the Order of Archambers for members who have passed the third degree. Delegations from across the state will attend with a secret Bronkyi caravan leading activities. Tuesday features an exemplification of degree work and a social session. Wednesday includes the grand charity ball at Columbus garters to benefit St. Joseph's Orphanage.
A fresh shipment arrives at Weinberg's Fashion Show on 67 W Park featuring exclusive fall two piece suits and princess dresses. The collection highlights wide wale woolens and fabric with broadcloth, offering comfortable, figure-flattering outfits at low prices for quality and style.
A man identified as Pred Herehard, recently jailed for unknown charges, escaped from the county jail and is believed to be headed toward Glackfont. Police have notified neighboring towns and an officer is en route to locate him.
The article details ambitious electric developments from Canada to Switzerland and Spain. It discusses new plants on the Mati Diehouan river supplying Cobalt and South Lorraine, sub stations at Kerr Lake and Cobalt, and a future Grand Falls system. It notes Swiss and Spanish rail electrification plans, and German rail electrification ambitions, with Vienna and post office subway proposals in Austria.
An ad claims Mayer sells flawless diamonds with a money back guarantee, offering three-quarter carat stones at 160 dollars and a written guarantee to buy back at any time for 10 percent. It warns that only flawless gems hold stable value, while stones with tiny carbon specks are inferior and less valuable.
A plan in Joinville Brazil seeks an electric railway to Lake Sagaussu harbor ten miles away. Freight currently moves by barges but river conditions hinder this, prompting the proposed new method. Joinville serves as a major jobbing center for the agricultural district with local manufacturing interests.
A fragmentary 1909 newspaper item covers a missing man inquiry from Sheriff O Hourke about a son named Weert Smith, possible death in a freight wreck, plus an insurance claim. It also reports Clara Kammerman’s Seattle engagement to Davin Kammerman of Butte, Mont, and a Montana post office clerk examination notice with age and physique details.
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