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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1914
Page
5
The Hallmark Store outlines a nationwide co operation plan to buy and manufacture in bulk. The aim is to offer a standardized line of high quality merchandise at lower costs with familiar prices and guaranteed quality across nearly 500 stores. The plan includes national advertising to boost recognition.
Cash registers broken and rear window entry suspected in a burglary at Joseph Balkovatz’s grocery. Loot estimated over $20 with additional liquor stolen. No arrests reported. investigation ongoing. Fraternal ball committees named for December 12 event.
The program lists Taylor leading an eight piece orchestra with arrangers and a lengthy roster including Tom Collins chair man Joseph Lepke A Belts Daniel Lynch CL Tayto reception A J Tuchscherer W James M P Mahoney Sig Good friend G W Sparrow C E Calther Floor P J Trudeau Charles Keenan Tom Ryan A Betts Harry Mann Pred Gallagher Door Daniel Lynch G McMullen Tim Calnan. performances by a returning ensemble.
Miss Rain Stanaitora celebrated her eighth birthday at home with games and refreshments on a Thursday afternoon at 610 Cherry Street. Guests included Bessie Watts Dorothy Johnson Jean McGregor Evelyn Coling Frances Falk Frances Baker Mary Wallace Marguerite Albright Lotus Eaton Emma McGuire Gordon Johnson Herbert Avery Ernest Launderville Stephen Wing Francia Albright.
Anaconda churches list Sunday morning and evening worship at St Mark's Sixth and Main, Birgt Presbyterian Main and Fourth, Baptist Fifth and Locust, First Methodist Oak Third, Swedish Baptist Fifth Cedar, and other groups. Bible school times, prayer meetings, and special music are noted. invitations extend to all residents and visitors.
Crowds pack Hammerstough's for a big opening offering souvenirs with foods worth one dollar or more. No profit shown but turnout pleases Hammersiough and staff as they showcase affordable Christ mas gifts in cut glass china and bric a brac. Anaconda lodge plans 2:30 pm meeting after 3 pm services at the Margaret theater.
Large audience anticipated for memorial services at the Margaret theater this afternoon. Jaciasy and the td auditorium are set, past exalted Filers to act as ushers, doors to open at 2 30, with memorial orator W T Murphy of Missoula arriving on the midnight train to speak.
A jumble of items from Grete's Accordion and nearby venues lists music performances at Grete's and the Mint Dolls, plus local arrivals and departures. Names include N Olson of Butte, J B Cooper, W B Hivbard, Victor Rivers, Patrick Magone, Philip Swanson, Miss Clara De Muth, Miss Triol, and Albert Clark. Memorial services at Margaret theater, other ads, and requests for sewing and housekeeping help appear among the notices.
A jumble of social arrivals and events fills the city as residents and guests arrive from Modenty, Butte, Southern Cross, and more. Local churches plan services, dances, and teas while a theater and charity activities promise community entertainment this December.
All Nations defeated the Butchers 208 to 207 in a mixed night of play and scoring. The event featured a lively crowd with plans for a future clash as members eye the civic trophy. Notes include player totals, names, and a memorial service notice for Violet Krogh.
The Episcopal church at Lincoln Nebraska plans a 200000 appropriation to fund temperance education if the finance commission accepts Bishop W. R. Shepherd and the national board of managers recommendation from their annual conference in Lincoln. The report also notes a nod to fountain pens invented near the start of the 19th century.
At 1 20 this afternoon the December shoot of the Anaconda Gun club begins at Nell shooting park. James Drumgoon leads C C Goddard by 18 birds with 85 of 100 needed to win. Windup includes two prizes for rohy and Contarr. Visitors from Butte and Deer Lodge expected. shells on the ground.
Washington announces prize awards at the Corcoran Gallery for the fifth exhibition of contemporary American oil paintings. First prize of 2000 goes to J Alden Weir for Portrait of Miss De Le, who also receives the Corcoran gold medal. Second prize 1500 to Charles H Woodbury for The Rainbow. Third prize 1000 and the Drone medal to Gifford Beal for The End of the Street. Fourth prize 50 and honorable mention to Richard Blossom Farley for Fos. Cash prizes donated by former Senator William A Clark of Montana.
Norfolk Virginia reports a 42 mile gale and high tides flooding streets near the Waterfront and Hampton. Shipping suffered little damage though the passenger steamer Pennsylvania collided with a pier at Old Point Comfort. Two barges broke away from a tug at Lynn Haven and one went ashore. No loss of life reported.
In Varkersburg West Virginia the states blue sky statute was ruled unconstitutional by the United States circuit court of appeals. Judges Pritchard and Dayton joined the opinion with Woot dissenting. The decision says the statute restrains interstate commerce and abridges citizen rights to buy and sell property. Darnt the state auditor said he would appeal to the Supreme Court.
Sacramento report says 10 year old Margaret Millings was found dead in the German Lutheran church belfry after noon. Janitor David Fonktaine is under examination as investigators search the building for clues and indicate pools of blood were found in the belfry.
Dec 5 proceedings at Somon feature a case against Shinken Goto, former president of the Colmterale Loan company. He is accused of misappropriating about $50,000 of company funds. Counsel for the Sunellaton rota pult seeks repayment from Cobb as the larceny case moves forward, with personal property involved.
A county attorney seizure at arrest attached property including money and certificates as part of the case. The article notes that Quebec is constructing a drydock large enough to accommodate the largest ocean liners.
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