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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement touts Little Diapepsia Acersion as a cure for dyspepsia gas heartburn and indigestion. It promises complete digestion of meals and no stomach discomfort, claiming rapid relief within five minutes and a strong stomach after using a large 30 cent can of Pape's Die apensin.
The article outlines continuing discussions on a general copper merger involving Nevada Consolidated and Amalgamated Copper. It notes potential moves by Guggenheims, possible absorption of Nevada properties, and fluctuating dividend implications. the piece also mentions related mining interests and planned meetings of stockholders and directors in Arizona and Nevada.
The Old Watseka mine is set to resume activity with plans to dig to 1000 feet or more to reach the ore body. Principal owner Ar. McGuon has inspected the property and notes quiet local fears, while workers prepare to drive the new shaft to deeper depths as ore is found nearby.
The Carmania New York and Amerika were all greatly delayed at Queenstown and Plymouth respectively as strong eastward gales drove long delays across Friday and Saturday, delaying transatlantic serv ices and altering schedules for Atlantic liner crossings including the WEVORY ROUGE rite in London.
The article describes President Roosevelt’s planned stop in Kisumu in British East Africa, highlighting the city’s geography from Lake Victoria to the 3,399 foot high Ryangris terminus, and notes a surreal inland water view. It mentions a diverse crowd at the arrival, with Europeans, Indians, Arabs, and Africans preparing for a teleweekly event and a vibrant market scene. The piece also recalls colonial tensions, past patrols, and tribal resistance, including a 1905 deployment under General King, and notes local health concerns and the stark contrast between packed markets and basic living conditions.
A report from Waaliligion claims bubonic plague threatens sections near forests as the public health service and agriculture department work to curb squirrel carriers. A Globe forester describes a dramatic forest scene of fox, cat, and squirrel interactions illustrating wildlife dangers.
The annual report details the United States Life-Saving Service aiding thousands in distress. It cites 1,981 people helped and 1,319 vessels assisted with cargo valued at 8.0 million dollars. Superintendent Kimball notes the broad scope and significant operations.
Dec 19. City hall to receive a two pipe heating plant and seven radiators for council chambers. Library reopened after repairs. Pine Grove addition planned near Hamilton with 10 acres surveyed and platted. Residents and officials involved in local property sales and road work. Christmas services, a trustee trip to Napa, and a Bitter Root group meeting cited along with irrigation and logging road inspections.
Bozeman notes list Mrs M K e fa visiting in Bozeman with the Kane family and Mrs Dell planning to Chiltern for winter. Prof Alfred Atkinson returned from Ontario. The Housekeepers Club gave a surprise party for Afra Dell. W T Myoewin district engineer of the U S Geological Survey visited relatives. Mrs Van Voast spent days with Shirtey Van Voast before returning to Yewnsend. Students Moss Huthlager and Lazeman prepare for holidays. W M Cobleigh spoke at Uhlig school. The Wooten of the World social and Gallatin county high school event fundraise for a school picture. Lilia Harkins to visit relatives in Minnesota.
Haviondsport Dec 14 The heirs of the Herring Curtiss company sue in state supreme court to compel August Herring of New York vice president to turn over patents and property. An injunction bars him from disposing of stock. Herring left Hammondport after the meeting without agreement. Pho vamprang capitalized at 340 GM Glenn UH Curlivs is general manager.
New York December 1 Willian Loeb collector of the port of New York has approved the claim to a portion of the 3,135,428 restitution by the American Sugar Refining Company for duties evaded by water weighing The announcement will be made by the Times in the morning
Hearings on claims for the agricultural department for the coming fiscal year have been closed by the three committee on agriculture. When Congress reconvenes work on framing the agricultural appropriation bill will begin. It will carry approximately 1.0 billion dollars in permanent appropriations.
A brief notice describes preparations for Christmas at Trip and Vraestedt Co under the Centerville Taile el Téngon. Details mention turkey shoat north of Big Butto and a der. Hb .09 key metric, reflecting a historical facility record.
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