Dromedary Dates Packaged for 15 Cents
A brief notice announces golden dates sold in sanitary packages at Gr 15 cents per package. The item emphasizes hygiene and value for readers seeking a compact snack.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
5
A brief notice announces golden dates sold in sanitary packages at Gr 15 cents per package. The item emphasizes hygiene and value for readers seeking a compact snack.
A $30,000 damage suit against the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway was tried in judge Lynch's district court yesterday. Estate of Thaigel Nachet, represented by Yunela Dinoft Ivbelle, contends a work train backed over Nachet on Dec 23, 1910 near Bryson, with no warning given amid heavy snow. The defense claims Nachet attempted to board a moving car and was struck. Jury listed with New Jersey residents. Defense moved for directed verdict, denied. Nachet, 27, left a wife and three children in Hulgaylas. Attorneys for plaintiff were Ans and three others. defense by George F. Shelton and others.
The sheriff's office received a telephone call yesterday about a dead woman near the roadway. Under Sheriff Murray and Deputy O'Donnell responded to the scene at what appears to be a railway area, finding the woman dead but her body later taken to the county jail to sober up. Relatives could not be traced as she could not provide identifying details.
The Williams Jubilee Singers, a four men and four women ensemble with coastline training, bring a refined act to the auditorium as part of the lyceum season. Local audiences have heard them in other cities and anticipate a strong performance. Advance sale continues today at Owens Montgomery drug store.
Plans under way for annual debate between the University of Montana and Montana State College in Bozeman after holidays. The university proposes the question: Resolved that a minimum wage scale be prescribed for all employees in manufactories and sweatshop industries. The lower class debate proceeds, set for Friday, December 13, in the college assembly hall.
Paris reports a 25 year postal subsidy agreement between the French government and the transatlantic line Efavre to New York. It funds four steamships entering service in 1916 1926 1928 and 1931 with speeds up to 20 knots in summer and 13 in winter. The subsidy is 1 292 000 dollars per year for the first four years, then reviewable.
Bozeman reports poor hunting as season ends with sparse elk in West Gallatin game preserve. A few small hauls occur, including Ar. Vapke and family near the north with five elk and a night deer, marking the best tally yet.
The State Board verified the official canvass of last month listing votes for statewide offices such as governor and secretary of state, and for the referendum measures including the direct primary law and other initiatives. Notable figures include Stewart for governor and Aldareah for secretary, with varied margins recorded for each candidate and measure. The article also notes a West Virginia case over Governor Ghisscock's military commission and the legality of martial law.
The Giroux consolidation aims to take Coppermines and gain Steptoe Creek water rights for irrigation. Talks include Gunn Thompson interests and Ely holdings with four years’ past water rights, while Nevada Consolidated and others explore stock shifts and ownership to back a large consolidation. The plan centers on water access from Steptoe valley to Kimberly, tying in regional ranches and mills.
In Portland on December 2 a bald eagle attacked a keeper feeding it, grabbing his head with talons and slashing his face. The keeper freed himself and retreated to a broom, after which the bird was returned to the perch. Authorities will lower the talons to prevent further injuries.
A fragmented Chicago item cites Dr. Peter F. Bainsen Georgia state Veterinarian blaming a factor in high living costs on cattle sickness. It mentions the United States Live stock Honotary association, urging strict meat inspection and education of farmers to prevent infected cattle shipments.
Transit notes describe a transfer car for the rink linking at Front and tah with race track and Englewood, leaving Mala and Park on even hours, 10 30 and 50 minutes after each hour.
McNabb traveled through Butte Sestepsay en route to the Silver Lake country to inspect the Bonanza mining property. A four million dollar assessment was made two years ago and a current showing is described, with Tom McGraw noted as property head.
Government files two actions in federal court to cancel patents held by Sarah E. Jadow and Hannual B. Badger. Jadow, named as defendant, allegedly misrepresented facts in a quarter section land patent issued May 1910 in Bozeman district. The government seeks to quiet title to reservoir lands in Valley County, Montana, and asserts a fraudulent patent claim.
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