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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
16
Market reports show limited turkey availability from Montana farms amid feed concerns and few farmer inquiries for the Christmas trade. Legare notes rising prices for potatoes and high grade flour while geese may be more common. butchered goods and clothing deals appear in the same market scan.
Alaska coal from the Nenana field will fuel Fairbanks this winter marking a shift from wood. The United States government railroad will transport the coal, with the rail line between Fairbanks and Nenana completed at summer’s end.
Travelers report Ptarmigan and grouse, rarely seen in the Yukon river district for four to five years, now appear in great numbers this year across the interior.
The fuel administration bought a carload of coal and 50 cords of wood for emergency cases as a Montana coal shortage strains supply. Officials say resumption of Butte mines hinges on securing a regular coal supply, with Great Falls zinc properties and Anaconda smelter awaiting steady operations. Mines at Diamondville and Bear Creek begin limited outputs while development continues toward normal production.
Mrs Frank R Carney of 720 Maryland avenue is a patient at Murray hospital after an operation last Monday. Neighbors partially extinguished a fire in cabins behind 508 North Wyoming street before the fire department arrived. house damage was slight, alarm sounded at 9 o clock.
The Bohemian Club of San Francisco plans a large outdoor pipe organ among its redwoods. It will be protected by steel and concrete and ready for the club’s annual forest play next summer, one of the largest outdoor organs in the United States.
Lieut. Belvin W. Maynard, the flying parson, says his statement on alcohol and aviators was misrepresented by the Anti-Saloon league and press. He asserts the remarks about race casualties from hangovers were false and manipulated to sensationalize the transcontinental flyers and air service.
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