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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
4
An advertisement touts Paupe's Die pepsin as a fast acting remedy for dyspepsia gas heartburn and indigestion. It claims a single dose digests meals completely within minutes preventing belching fullness and stomach discomfort and promises rapid relief within five minutes for current indigestion.
The document reports renewed Guggenheim plans to merge with Nevada Consolidated and possible tie-ins with Utah Copper, Boston Consolidated, and Capper holdings. It notes leadership moves, stock dividends, and anticipated mergers affecting copper industry power, with Nevada Consolidated eyeing about 72 million pounds of copper yearly as a top U.S. producer.
Reports indicate the Watseka mine will restart in the near future on new ground. A new shaft is planned and head works underway with a shaft down 240 feet and a large amount of work projected. Prominent local figures confirm ongoing activity and potential rich gold pockets in the area.
Report says the Carmania New York and America arriving at Queenstown and Plymouth were delayed four days out due to heavy seas and contrary winds. Incoming Atlantic vessels faced rough conditions with high seas continuing into Saturday night.
An expedition to Kisumu port in British West Africa is outlined with notes on the lake shore scenery, local peoples, markets, and the arrival of a Roosevelt party aboard a weekly transport. It mentions dangers from local conflicts and disease, and the remote province’s history of patrols and tensions.
A fragment from Woehology reports bubonic plague spreading through squirrels in isolated California caves with over 600 square miles affected. A London Globe sketch notes a forest encounter where a fox attacked a cat during a woodland scene.
The annual report of the United States Life-Saving Service shows lifesaving saved hundreds of lives and millions in property during the year. It details rescues from rocks, marshes, and dangerous seas, with 1367 maritime disasters affecting 1,488 people and 922 vessels lost, yet a large value of cargo saved. Superintendent Kimball praises the service’s use of power boats and its wide scope in operations.
The town reports heating upgrades adding seven radiators to the council chambers and other rooms, plus growth plans for the Wire Grove addition with streets laid out. Property purchasers Lord Walbridge and Batley survey land south of town for a new residential area while residents travel to Napa. Court cases are dismissed or continued, and Missoula banker Owens visits on business. A logging road extension, church Christmas events, and irrigation workers travel are noted along with a real estate reorganization meeting for the Bitter Root Fruit Growers.
Special correspondence from Bozeman lists Mrs M WC Lal visiting family in Bozeman from Western California and Washington. Alfred Atkinson returns from Omaha. The Housekeepers club honors Mrs Frei Dell with a surprise party. Residents plan holidays in California and Chicago and visits to relatives. Local educators and officials travel for holidays and lectures. Woodmen of the World hold a sale at Max Wall’s bath and Gallatin county actions promote a Midsummer Night’s Dream scene for charity.
Trammondsport December 193- The Herring Curtiss aeroplane firm is in legal trouble after a directors meeting. State Supreme Court injunctions aim to compel August Herring of New York to turn over patents and property to the company. The case centers on stock arrangements and disputed ownership as directors seek an agreement with Herring. Glenn H. Curtiss serves as general manager.
New York reports William Loeb approves Richard Parr claim to a share of 2,125,486 paid by American Sugar Refining in restitution for duties evaded by undersweighting. Announcement to be made by the Tribune in the morning.
Hearings on estimates for the agricultural department for the next fiscal year closed by the House committee on agriculture. When Congress reconvenes in January the actual framing of the agricultural appropriation bill will begin. The budget will carry about $13,000,000 exclusive of permanent appropriations.
A fragmented notice under the Benlerville Rifle club auspices describes a Christmas day event involving Toingen berries and prepared tutfish at Tripp and Dragsted Ca, with unclear details and names remaining readable.
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