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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
18
A local sale features all wool blankets at five dollars each, comforters priced from two dollars to three dollars, and combinations three for thirty dollars. Items advertised include sateen covered comforters filled with cleaned cotton, regular three dollar quality, with discounted pricing per item.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Salt Lake City reports Joseph Buzzo, 31, longtime figure in Walker Bros bankers, died of pneumonia at 4:20 pm after a brief illness. A Michigan native, he moved from Butte where his father runs the Alle mine. Survived by wife Christine Pringle Buzzo and three children, Dorothy 11 Ruth 8 Howard 5. Funeral at Masonic temple under Wasatch lodge No 1. Body lies in state at 518 Fifth Avenue.
Wonderful pictures show the Olympic Games staged in Stockholm during the past summer. American athletes won honors against top nations as crowds view the vast stadium, royal procession, and a sequence of events from high jump to hammer throw and boat races.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls Dec 2 Deputy State Humane Officer De Hart investigates Olive Saunders 9 daughter of J H Saunders of Billings taken to Columbus hospital for an operation claimed to result from a whipping in Longfellow School by her teacher. The child’s mother is dead and she has lived with Mr and Mrs William Brown of Great Falls. It is alleged she was punished for chewing gum with a rubber hose. The matter has been under investigation for days by the school.
John Tillman a married carpenter from South Washington street fell at the Centennial brewery while using a planer. His right hand was crushed in the machine, four fingers cut at the knuckles and his thumb tip clipped. A physician treated him and the thumb may be saved. He plans to resume work with his left hand.
Tokyo December 2 Lieutenant General Yechera resigns as minister of war after cabinet refuses his demand to enlarge the army. Some fear cabinet collapse, while Premier Saiet Ie remains hopeful. Seoul reports cabinet turmoil influences officials as Count Terwuchi returns from Japan.
Seattle reports only a small timber loss last year with 76 million feet of standing Amber, far beneath one percent of patrol timber. Forester E.T. Allen noted weather and patrol efforts curbed fires. the forest conference convened, addressing prevention and railroad cooperation during martial law discussions. Gov Glascock approved a military court sentence related to the conference proceedings.
Today at the Clothery a sale of high grade neckwear and shirts invites buyers. The advertisement promotes Christmas gifts at the North Main location, urging customers to visit for seasonal bargains.
W. C. Albée for the Northern Pacific argued railways with adjacent coal mines would resist switching to oil, though he expressed sympathy with the broader movement toward alternative fuels.
Linlithgow of Vancouver Island ran aground near Port Crescent Washington while under weather shore. Captain Muller reported only slight damage and the Lorne towed the ship toward Enquimoutt. Plans call for lumber loading for Australia from sound ports as repairs are assessed.
Duluth Minn December 2 stock the Superior national forest with elk is a move to be taken by sportsmen according to E Erickson of Crookston Minn He believes if protected the elk will increase in ten years so that the season can be opened for 20 days a year The Superior forest reserve contains more than 1 000 000 acres in St Louis and Lake counties A large portion is virgin forest offering protection Hundreds of elk die each winter in Montana where they have been taken by the government a spokesman said They would be counted as a reason for Minnesota to pursue elk relocation to 100 from Montana to Minnesota and secure congressional action
The report notes large sums sought by investors at high rates but banks show only modest demand. Samples include $150,000 at 11 percent and $500,000 at 12 percent with even higher rates failing to attract significant local funds. Official quotes say rates are unchanged while actual money offered exceeds those tenors, leaving little liquidity at seven percent.
Woodmen, members of South Butte camp, are requested to attend a meeting tonight. Election of officers and other important business to be discussed. Funeral notices follow for Hubert Francis Powers and Patrick Keohane with interments in Catholic cemeteries and services at local churches.
Ted Lodge reports two accidents near Bearcreek. Oberto G. Vardarovo, Otal coal miner and Eagles member, died when a shotgun discharged while he pulled it from the muzzle, hitting his breast. A teamster, hauling mine props, was pinned under a collapsing load after an overturned cart, sustaining severe injuries.
New York December 2 The prelocal money stringency showed in belated money offerings on the stock exchange today An annual loan of USD 50000 was made at 10 percent for...
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