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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
2
Oranges ripe juicy and sweet sold by cage or dozen with prices listed. Fancy apples including Jonathans Wagner Wagners Delicious Spitzenbergs offered by box. Bananas large yellow sold per dozen. Florida tangerines glove oranges Malaga grapes and figs priced. Dates sold by pound. Various prices shown for each item.
Fresh vegetables from California include ripe red tomatoes and hothouse cucumbers. Tomatoes priced at 2 for 4s and cucumbers at 2 for 2s. Local shoppers get early access to seasonal picks.
In Anaconda a boy named Anderson confesses to forging a cheque for $35 after using a doctor’s name to create a nearly perfect signature. Sheriff Keefe recovered him at Deer Lodge. the youth admits the act and is bound over to district court.
Heard on the Streets of the Copper City reports a recent Imperial theater performance ending with a risky illusion. A young woman appeared to rise from a divan as a supposed cataleptic state broke and the curtain fell, leaving patrons curious about the trick and the unseen assistant.
The trial of the self styled Count and Countess de Gauguys opened in Tours before Judge Robert In the Conciliation Court. They face charges of swindling the Duchess du Choiseul out of 400000 dollars with spurious paintings. The case drew a fashionable crowd including Madame d Anthy de Gatigny.
A party of mining students led by Charles J. Bowman of the Montana School of Mines arrived in the city from Walte to inspect the Washoe smelter. The group will study the smelting processes and return to the mining metropolis Friday, with members including Jesse Cohen C B Christian KE F Shields W D Clinen JN An Crew Muri Gidel HOR Cullity and Th.
The Fatlty theater plans a permanent stock company led by J. Adams and Ruth Craver in Anaconda. Mr Adams, visiting from Hecks and Adams, praises the city and predicts long life and prosperity for the venture. The opening melodrama is My True Love Meror.
Immigration officials in Portland Maine scrutinize a Mormon missionary party arriving from Liverpool aboard the Dominion. Of 63 onboard, 15 missionaries and 1 convert allowed to proceed. the remaining 15 including eight women detained for clearer plans. A Washington officer tailors the examination to determine their future trajectory in the United States.
A garbled report describes Red Lodge suffering a defeat to the Triple B squad on a late night game. The scene mentions Key players, coaching actions, and general commotion around the match while referencing local figures and institutions. The text also hints at medical concerns and university connections amid the event.
Heirs of Mary Baker G Eddy plan to oppose her burial in Mount Auburn Cemetery Boston. Former Senator William E Chandler, counsel for the heirs, says sons George W Glover and Dr J J Post eraddy may bury her in another plot if Mrs Eddy requested elsewhere. The will does not specify a resting place, suggesting no fight over the will’s final document.
A New York woman in Brittalo opens a small dairy using goats to provide milk for children with stomach issues. She financed by borrowing 50 and bought 500 dollars worth of goats, noting goats thrive on sparse forage and offer a steady livelihood when properly managed.
A historical prospectus details selling goat milk to druggists and physicians, outlining daily milking under sanitary rules, sterilized bottling, and distribution to drug stores. The speaker notes helpers, steady demand, and potential earnings, claiming women could earn $1,600 yearly with proper routine.
Bertin reports 406 persons aided after being bitten by animals described as 10 dogs and 3 cats among others. Of the 681 treated, most recovered with treatment. 8 of 74 treated died using Boater's method, while 2 of 32 not treated died.
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