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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
2
Anaconda curlers polish stones and pack overshoes for a trip to Butte Saturday night. Frank Clinton reports a delegation from Dr. McMillan of the Metropolis will join, with three rinks representing the Upper city in the opening games.
Deed documents signed by Deer Lodge valley ranchmen transfer rights to United Missouri River Power Company to string a line across their land. The line runs from Stuart in Deer Lodge for West transmission with deeds valued from 40 to 4700 dollars. Named landowners include Edward Whiteratt J J Burdee J W Sammer J Jhaniilien Bart Jave and Luke Talbott. An annual meeting is set for Saturday evening at 8, with leaders Verardor T Olbatly and Th. Al Watermery presiding.
Mayor Nevin and a team of experts inspect several nearby mines including the old Rowawa claim north of the lake. McGrath plans to take an option on the property as assays show silver and gold values. Cincinnati claim owners Cutter and Telly renew bonds, while local miners from Butte and Lost Creek report promising development and high grade returns from multiple claims.
Deer Lodge county commissioners in special health session hear a general review of health conditions from Dr. J F Spelman. They also proposed canceling 11000 worth of bonds from the 100000 of 1808, bonds redeemable last year, as they prepare to begin regular quarterly sessions on Monday.
A jumble of notices announces a brewery barber shop opening and various services including sewing machine repairs and hardware. Personal items mention Mrs. Joseph Nattell visiting Missoula and Mabel Ponsford linked to Logeman with sparse, unclear details. The text references December 8 and holiday hours for barber services and general shop closings with scattered ad language.
Reports state Chicago to New York passenger rates may be cut after Jan 15 on Michigan Central and Panhandle lines. Erie Wabash and Grand Trunk threaten further cuts if Pennsylvania and New York Central resist. Officials warn of a possible rate war amid rival trunk line talks in New York.
The Gallinger Chaerhot committee in Washington met to revise the Ballinger Inquiry report. Republican members, led by Nelson as chairman, discussed recommendations and possible rewards while awaiting Taft's approval for a general approach and navy recognition for polar ventures.
Special dispatch from Sanda to Kelena Lin reports Yoder urging the governor to require weights and measures standards. The secretary of state would enforce laws ensuring correct weights on all original packages sold in the state to protect merchants and consumers.
Dispatch reports a young woman from a prominent Iowa family connected to a scandal involving poison. Unclear if death followed personal crisis or other motive. Parents are informed but will not be told details of the circumstances or method.
Washington reports population rise of 18 percent since 1860 and a 2.0 percent increase. state receipts show a $1,708 surplus over last year. A proposed plan would rebuild waterworks, issue warrants for city improvement, and levy annual payments at 5 percent interest, affecting all residents.
A district discussion questions the plan claiming payments would be only $4,195 per lot yearly and that warrants backing the bonds would rely on hypothetical city property sales. City clerks today removed a letter from an investor seeking to put $4,000 into these securities.
A man claiming English birth is held on forgery charges after being brought in from Flaming today. Authorities report forged checks found in his possession and pursuit of similar forgeries in Lewistown and nearby Manioee. The case follows a wider note on diplomatic demands and local reactions to a regional event in Macao.
Aulia Wyatt, once famous as a veteran and early Mapay figure, died aged 87 in her New Haven area home. Her long life included roles tied to cultural works like Uncle Manta Cabin, leaving a legacy as a remembered neighbor and local personality.
Amid testimonials, Rexall Hair Tonic is promoted as a remedy for balding, claiming roots remain alive only if treated early. The ad urges customers to visit Rexall drug stores at 26 West Market Street, Butte, to purchase the tonic with a money back guarantee and a two-week trial.
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