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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1914
Page
3
Advert says many products fade but Dr Kilmer Swamp Root remains trusted. Promotes kidney bladder and urinary relief with customer testimonials and offer of a sample bottle by parcel post to Anaconda Daily Standard readers.
City of Walkerville has eliminated its city debt and now operates on a cash basis with nearly eight thousand dollars in reserve. Alderman Ed Mathews and Frank Mocking will attend the state municipal league meeting in Great Falls, taking fifteen dollars as the city's contribution. Rev John G Ross recently completed a successful Huntley revival and plans Christmas services in Walkerville Trinity church, with a two week revival led by Rev J N Whitely slated for late December.
Apollo Concert company slated to perform next Tuesday evening at the Auditorium under Y.M.A. Butte lyceum with a varied program including saxophone, flute, mandolin, piano, vocal, and Appelophone numbers. The all star ensemble promises high popularity and equal share honors. Also notes recent local fires and a Woodman film at Orpheum with TB sanatorium imagery.
Paris reports a group of Belgian bankers will pay the war contribution in ten installments while Brussels votes to raise 45 000 000 francs through new taxes to support occupying forces. Lassen Peak in its 64th eruption sends a towering plume while keeping the main crater quiet. San Antonio brewing president Otto Koehler murdered, his killer Miss Burgemeister claims self defense after a knife wound.
The Aurora arrived at Sydney bearing the Shackleton expedition section bound for the Ross Sea on the New Zealand side. The party plans a landing in mid January and proceeds toward the Antarctic region under a cautious timetable.
The newsboys club reports success after recent meeting. Ward One enjoyed an evening practicing with the medicine ball and stayed game despite near knockouts. Coach T Morgan gained popularity for athletic leadership as plans pause new membership until further notice. Subsequent ward meetings are announced for Ward 2 Wednesday, Ward 3 Thursday, Ward 4 Saturday.
Butte merchants who belong to the state retail association approved a statewide push to promote Montana products. The Helena meeting plans a three day session with a banquet menu and auditorium decor featuring Boost Montana. A Montana industries exposition will be shown.
Collier's runs the first of two articles by C P Connolly, ex-lawyer from Butte, on the Frank Cage in Georgia. The article analyzes the Alanta execution and the murder of Mary Phag, noting Burns and reporters question Frank's guilt. Connolly argues the case from a legal viewpoint as national interest grows.
Lieut Gov W W McDowell and Mrs McDowell arrived yesterday returning from a southern eastern and western journey and are staying at the Montana hotel until the state legislature convenes They traveled via San Francisco where they spent weeks Their South Excelsior Avenue home will remain closed until adjournment A Volunteers of America Christmas program on Christmas Eve features Roberta S Logan a noted bass singer Each attending child receives a Christmas gift No admission charged Also Ignatz Reising and Sophie Reising of Geissel bach Bavaria sent their sons and three sons-in-law into the war.
Mathew Sullivan aged 75 longtime associate of Marcus Daly in early Butte mining died yesterday at his home 30 East Summit Street after illness dating from a fall. Born in County Kerry Ireland he moved to California six years ago to mine, later joining Daly’s Virginia City and Butte ventures before settling in town. He was a well liked figure among diverse locals and community leaders.
Mrs Minnie E Frisbee wife of John D Frisbee of St James hospital staff died after a brief illness burial set for Niagara Falls Ontario where she was born. A sister was to arrive in Butte before the funeral and the body would be accompanied by Dr Brisbee.
In a recent election of the Butte Street Car Men's union new officers were chosen. John Perry was elected president with Scott Stevens as vice president Floyd Fluent as secretary James Babton as treasurer and E Kearney as corresponding secretary. The executive board includes F J Hannaman Scott Stevens Robert Mites and F Stelbieh with delegates to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor councils named as Scott Stevens Edmund and John Perry. There were east out of a membership of 185.
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