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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
5
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Observers report record dullness on New York and Boston markets with little trading on the Butte exchange. Copper shares show scattered bids in the East, while banks anticipate holiday pauses and a damp outlook for steel. Market notes from London and Washington add to a cautious tone.
The garden club elected officers for the coming year at a January meeting after a Christmas banquet. Officers include Creston Duffy as president, Mary Philncert as vice president, Py od Pondue as treasurer, Moke OCoutier as contractor, Joseph Tikka as correspondent, and Lawrence Welaiy as hospitality liaison, with delegates to the Silver Bow Tauler and Labor council.
In Helena Montana several defendants indicted by a federal grand jury were arraigned. Seven pleaded guilty and six were sentenced. others will plead Saturday. Lawrence A. Davin of Miles City admitted theft of a letter sent to Toy Fowler of Butte. Additional pleas include I. J. Fowler for whiskey sale, Charles Wagner for liquor to a Missoula recipient, Louis Wahtemme for introducing Myuer on the reservation, H. S. Carpenter for introducing liquor on the Blackfeet reservation, Joe Frid for selling liquor near Arles, Louis Amlin for whiskey to a Fathead Indian in Missoula, and a note about a purchase at Orton's Music Store.
A harsh portrayal of sheep range management and winter disasters. The piece laments cruel harsh conditions, scarce provisions, and mass sheep losses during severe snows and winds, noting the stark indifference of many owners and the costly toll on families and flocks.
A Henningsen Produce wagon driven by Charles Merchant bolted on Weet Park Street yesterday morning, smashing a Lloyd block storefront cart, damaging a Tear bub pl, and injuring a pony. Health Inspector Cosgrove pursued and stopped the horses near the Florence hotel after a chaotic dash through Main, Broadway, and West Broadway. The team, frightened by a stray paper, caused several collisions and damaged the Butte Electric and Power Co building railing. both horses appeared exhausted after the long run.
Special Dispatch to the Standards describes fierce competition among eight wood saws in Woodsaw, with prices for cutting cards dropping to 60 cents and wood pilferage common as crews rush to harvest. Reports note sawyers curb operations by looting wood piles, violating city rules, and the surge in demand driving higher prices for cordwood. A contrast tale about Archie Hughes in Tennessee and a humorous jab about President Jackson adds local color to the page.
The Baltimore Sun reports Melanco studies whether snakes display real musical appreciation. The inquiry focuses on the cobra responding to piping by a guitarist, Watton, using a gourd pipe as the instrument.
A fragment describes an East Indian fakir with a rhythmic display likened to dance. It notes dogs reacting to the music with howls and groans, some enjoying harmonious tones, others crying out. An insert from Spars Moments recalls a magistrate conversation over a warrant for a husband amid humorous mishearing and delays.
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