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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
12
A cryptic phrase “THIS MUST BE THE RED SON WHY It TAKES” appears in a reader’s note, prompting speculation about its meaning and origin. The fragmentary line fuels online chatter but provides no clear attribution or context.
Mining Application No 09733 filed in Helena Montana by Ana da Copper Mining Company through attorney John Fille seeks patent for a vein segment 19 south 30 degrees east and 8 0 feet west from the discovery shaft center at Smoke Lode. Claim covers 0.969 acres after conflict with Sunnyside and Nellie lodes. location certificate recorded in Deer Lodge County. First publication October 29 1913.
Orchardists dairymen and farmers of Bitter Root valley look to the farmers institute set for January 30 and 31 in Hamilton. Speakers from Montana and the East will cover animal husbandry poultry diseases dairying field crops and homemakers courses. The chamber offers the auditorium and possible use of the opera house.
Vetta M. Thomas, through Mil ler O'Connor, files for divorce alleging husband Squire K. Thomas failed to provide necessities of life. They wed in Livingston on May 31, 1894. Generalsuperintendent J. M. Rapelje met with district and master mechanics to discuss road improvements and business conduct. Ribbons from the Chicago livestock show display in First State bank for Lon Swan of the county with multiple top prizes. Dick Randall's hunting lodge sale to the U S government for forest service illustrates grazing impact on big game. Park county elk and deer numbers drop. 50 each killed this season. Sigmond Rostum funeral closes as Liks lead services at National Park bank.
Lewistown December 10. City council hears dispute over municipal paving levy of 520 against a railroad easement in a street. Milwaukee attorney R von Tobel argues easement is not taxable. city attorney I B Kirkland cites new Montana law and supports the levy. The council rejects the protest and the issue heads to court.
Montana banks report 82.56 million dollars on deposit as of October 21 across 50 national banks 178 state banks and 24 private banks. With a population of 500000 the per capita average stands at 166 and total resources exceed 114 million, signaling Montana as a wealthier state per capita.
Bozeman Mont December 10 a directed verdict of not guilty ends the three day trial of Dr W B Long of Yellowstone on a murder in the second degree charge. The court ruled after the defense began presenting its case finding sufficient evidence that Long acted in self defense against a deadly assault on Daniel Coffey.
D Pease for the defendant moved for a directed verdict but was not sustained until defense witnesses were examined. The shooting at Yellowstone occurred near September 1 after an altercation over a card game. Long was badly battered when arrested after the shooting.
Helena Dec 10 There was no boiler explosion or accident injuring persons in charge during the year ending Nov 30 per Percy L Brown state boiler inspector The department inspected 2260 boilers and condemned one The inspector notes Montana growth with traction engines spreading from north to south and east to west making boiler work more hazardous and costly until railroads are built
New York hearing by New York and New Jersey lawmakers debated tunneling under or bridging over the Hudson. Downtown merchants and the American Scenic and Historic Preservation society urged tunnels while other uptown groups backed a bridge with cost estimates around 11 million for a tunnel and 42 million for a bridge. Some witnesses warned air would need forced ventilation to prevent asphyxiation in the tunnel.
Classified advertisements for the Standard can be mailed or called in with the same one cent per word rate. Branch listings include Butte areas and Walkerville Centerville with drug stores and pharmacies named by location and street addresses. Reliable publication and direct telephone transmission are noted.
For sale 80 acres of first class land on the Flathead river bank about five miles from the lake. A fine site for a summer resort with 6 acres of good timber. Address B. S. B. Standard, Butte.
Washington reports the department of agriculture pitched a program to curb egg prices by boosting laying capacity. Dr Rommel described experiments to raise hen output while boy and girl poultry clubs expand across the state to promote poultry breeding and egg production.
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