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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
4
A 1913 Anaconda Montana ordinance prohibits issuing licenses for saloons or retail liquor stores within 300 feet of churches schools or parochial schools Restrictive provisions ban moving or changing licensed premises and stipulate license forfeiture for violations The measure includes grandfathering for preexisting licenses and specifies publication and enforcement details.
Nervousness comes from nerve exhaustion and Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is promoted as a nerve food tonic. It claims to strengthen blood and body systems, contain no alcohol, and is sold at local Rexall stores with a money-back guarantee if not helpful.
Anaconda news notes a Maui style drama presented last night at Marsaret theater. Paul Wilson is a selfish young American doctor under a Hawaiian princess spell, while beachcomber Dean is revived by Diana Larned’s inspiring words. Captain Hatch and strong supporting cast deliver striking scenic effects and native Hawaiian singers provide incidental music.
A. McL. Hamilton and his wife, visiting Anaconda, describe Mexico as very unsettled. Small factions fight for plunder with blurred lines between constitutionalistas and federals, a guerrilla atmosphere with no protection from raiders. Hamilton, former superintendent at Arsado near Torreon, is en route home in Montreal after a visit to the United States.
All city choirs, glee clubs, and church groups meet at A C H Hall tonight to rehearse programs for Anaconda's municipal Christmas celebration. The finance committee reports full funding and generous business support, with ample funds to cover the planned celebration.
A strong turnout at Washoe park for the season’s first hockey practice showed promising talent. Officials expect Anaconda to field two teams in the winter league with a Christmas day opener. The new Dill program impressed crowds with Baroft and Wilbert’s acrobatics and strong comedy. The picture lineup was well received and to be refreshed again tonight.
The Anaconda post office will remain open until 9 PM on the coming Saturday through Wednesday to assist Christmas mailing. Postmaster W. W. Harp ordered the extended hours yesterday.
Bids for constructing a city house according to plans on file in the city clerk’s office must be received by 6 p.m. January 6, 1914. The city council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Also notes holiday gifts for men at Day‑to‑Day prices. Mentions The White House store and East Park Avenue. Includes a claim about the world’s largest cactus in Arizona at 232 feet high.
Former New York residents demand removal of William R. George from the George Junior Republic at Freeville New York founded by him more than a decade ago. A state board of charities report condemns his moral conduct and calls for barring new admissions and removal of current residents amid testimony of witnesses and confessions of hypnotic influence.
The listing markets fresh figs and mixed candy by package or pound, shelled walnuts and pecans, various popcorn and mixed nuts, oranges and grapefruit by pound or case, assorted apples by box, tomato cases, and a select line of toys, dishes, toilet sets, knives, and glassware as possible Christmas gifts.
Lyman Beecher Stowe of the National Association of Junior Republ ics cites adverse state committee findings on the Junior Republic. He argues that removing committee recommendations would abolish the movement, which he laims is modern and successful in character building for youths and is despite widespread criticism.
A petition to the German emperor via the imperial chancellor asks for Germany to be represented at the 1915 Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco in education art industrial arts and social welfare. Signers include Henry Pritchett of the Carnegie Foundation John Grier Hibben of Princeton Nichola Murray Butler of Columbia and Robert S. Woodward of the Carnegie Institute.
Vandals damaged the new Carnegie library used by Oberlin college and town. Books and magazines toppled, card indexes destroyed, restoration costing hundreds of dollars. Building to close while authorities and police investigate possible student involvement. Separately a blast on West Twenty-third Street shattered windows and damaged a two story frame building injuring a one month old baby.
Dee W. Harry Be Huc hen, who recently confessed a series of holdups, was convicted of first degree murder for the October 2 killing of Thomas J. Chase fon. The jury fixed hanging as the penalty.
London awn sale saw 1000 bales of sheep and wool auctioned today with demand fair. Prices ranged from 4d to 1s ed lower, exceptions for sound crossbred pelts which held about steady.
Dublin December 18 The Rev Thomas Kingmill Abbott librarian of Trinity College Dublin and a noted scholar and writer on scriptural and philosophical subjects died today He was born in is
Special dispatch from Billings reports Joe Nash of Clyde Park sold 100 bushels of Marquis wheat at ten dollars per bushel after exhibt of the new winter variety at the Pure Seed Exposition. The wheat is described as hard with excellent milling quality and strong Eastern Montana performance. Benedict of Park City sold 890 boxes of Wealthy apples from three acres for about 700 dollars, noting a winter-stable, cooking-friendly variety. Meanwhile in Oakland a refinery fire burned five buildings and 400000 gallons of oil, causing about 130000 dollars in damage, the blaze finally declared under control after 49 hours.
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