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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
11
A feature by Goldberg notes plans or jokes about converting a dog house into a garage. The item appears in The Anaconda Standard dated December 10, 1914, Wednesday morning, with repeated publication lines. The description hints at humorous or speculative commentary on automotive era home facilities.
A 1914 Sandman bedtime tale follows Frank a polite boy who frets at meals. Goblins and brownies conjure a magical poultice punishment to curb fault finding, ending with a fairy rescue and a moral about gratitude. The story concludes with a teaser for tomorrow.
Call money steady at 3 percent with quotes near 3 percent and mercantile paper around 4 to 4 1/2 percent. Exchange rates show day bills at 48.43 and cables at 87.75 with demand 87.18. In Portland cattle receipts steady with prime steers at 7.20 to 7.00 and hogs at 6.00 to 7.00. sheep receipts noted as steady. Washington orders three Texas regiments to the Mexican border, plus 47 inch guns and two batteries of 47 inch howitzers from Fort Sill. Atlanta reports a blaze in the business district causing about 100000 in damage to Elyen-Austell and associated firms.
Three Scandinavian monarchs Haakon of Norway Gustav of Sweden and Christian of Denmark plan a Malmö conference on December 17 to show unity against outside pressure and defend trade and neutrality. The meeting follows a recent thaw in frayed royal relations and signals a united stance among Norway Sweden and Denmark. Eugene University of Oregon closes for Christmas break due to mumps outbreak to protect second semester.
Numerous recruitment notices from Christensen School and National School of Engineering inviting women and others to apply for free booklets and courses in automotive repair, civil engineering, bookkeeping, and hotel work. Listings show names, addresses, and contact details across Butte and Anaconda with job offers and study opportunities.
Wo Jen head of Seattle’s principal Chinese mercantile firm testified that Frank H Tape former Chinese Interpreter at the Se Atte immigration station demanded $200 land receipt after Wo Toy’s son was admitted. Tape stands trial on charges of accepting bribes for aiding ineligible Chinese passage into the United States.
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