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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
4
A holiday Plum Pudding recipe praised by Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill and the Boston Cooking School Magazine editor. The ad highlights practical directions, substitutions, and a call to send for a 20 cent Baking Parade certificate and sample.
A dated testimonial letter from Rosa Voelpel of New York urges readers to try a lung remedy called Alterative. The note claims recovery from long bronchitis after two years, praising the product as non narcotic and non habit forming. It mentions a local druggist and the Wheeteceaman Laboratory in Florida as sources.
The Anacond city council paused an adequate dog destruction ordinance after Judiciary input but later adopted the measure. It also approved heartfelt resolutions on the death of Alderman Frank Hamill, praising his integrity, genial nature, and public service.
The Jeanne Russell company closed its Imperial Theatre engagement with a tabloid sketch of Cousin Kate featuring Ethel Barrymore’s fame role. Singing numbers prior to the sketch were praised as excellent, while Miss Russell and Mr Brandon played their parts with consummate skill. A manager’s notice announced a return to the Imperial on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday January 4 5 and 6.
A man named Nyberg was found with a severely cut face after a glass window at J. on Fast Park was smashed last night. He claimed he did not know who attacked him or why, and that he was too wary to recall the events. Officers questioned him about the motive.
In Anaconda Montana in December residents witnessed a street sprinkler at work on a Saturday and again yesterday. Alderman F J Trunk explains the sprinkler was not for dust suppression but to give workers time to get on the water wagon before holidays. City treasurer Patrick Finnegan notes warrants payable with interest ceasing December 1 1913 and December 15 1913 for city funds.
An authoritative report states that extensive operations will start at the Hidden Lake mine on January 1. Mr. Hiltner of Omaha has provided a bond for development work totaling $900 a month for six months, with an option to buy after the period at a figure higher than his earlier $200,000 offer. The Hidden Lake Mining Co has been developing the site, and visitors report excellent prospects.
City officials ordered that children may not use the common ice rink until after 3 30 p m following concerns over tardiness during noon and afternoon recess. Mayor O Brien said action beyond enforcing the curfew remains under consideration, as discussions about evening access continue. The notice accompanied a column of local cinema listings and advertisements.
The article notes the Woosung line built by foreign enterprise opened, its later redemption by the Chinese in 1817, rails torn and equipment shipped to Formosa, and mentions a line between Tientsin and Yongshan with western trains using searchlights on observation platforms.
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