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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1919

Page

2

Free Christmas Kiddies Show at Rialto in Butte

Santa Claus will preside over a 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. Christmas morning program at the Rialto theater for Butte children only. Manager E J Myrick guarantees a happy, safe spectacle with candy for every attendee and a full refund if not enjoyed. Adults are barred entry and not admitted.

Santa Claus Rialto Theater Butte E. J. Myrick Portland Myrick McDonald's Mr. Myrick

New South Wales NSTP backs child subsidy plan

The New South Wales state nationalist party approves the government's proposal to subsidize families with more than two children. The decision was announced from Sydney on December 22.

Sydney South Wales New South Wales Nationalist Party

Cuban sugar imports arrive in New York aboard Matanzas

The first cargo of the new Cuban sugar crop, totaling 24,000 bags, reached New York today on the steamship Matanzas. The shipment is consigned to American refiners for processing.

New York Matanzas

Colds or Influenza Preventative From Groves Store

Advertises LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets as a preventative for colds or influenza. Prominent display urges looking for E. W. GROVE'S signature on the box. Price listed as 30c.

E. W. Grove

Great Falls drains for sewer system reveal plans for Butte comparison

Great Falls has completed 70 percent of a drainage sewer to fix flood risks similar to Butte. Commissioner JE Strasburger notes the project uses reinforced concrete pipes up to 60 inches and a two-section duct system costing 86 dollars per foot. Bond issues cover costs, with Butte contractors handling a 214000 dollar bid and a 925000 pound bond issue. Citizens south of Front street in Butte may seek a district extension to fund similar work. Plans for flood-water systems and wider paving remain under discussion as Butte weighs property-owner attitudes and prioritizes Harrison Avenue and alleys next spring.

Great Falls JE. J. Strasburger Public Works Fred Saner Butte Front Street Strasburger Department of Public Works Harrison Avenue Harrison

Razor made safe against your cheek

The passage describes a razor that is safe to hold against the cheek and shaves smoothly like old time models. It emphasizes a gentle feel, flip-edge ease, and long, strong, keen blade performance. It reads as a product praise.

Scott

Offer by Republicans for the Best Platform

Will Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, accepted a $10,000 prize fund from Truxton Beale for a contest among young Republicans to submit the best platform. The event runs until March 31, 1920, with $6,000 for first, $3,000 for second, and $1,000 for third, limited to ages 25 or under and manuscripts up to 6,000 words.

New York Will H. Hays Republican National Committee Truxton Beale United States Persia Hays

Canada in the market for American whiskey

Ottawa reports said Canadian liquor dealers may try to salvage hundreds of thousands of gallons of red liquor that must be shipped from the United States before the federal prohibition amendment takes effect January 16. The move hinges on whether provincial acts repealing liquor bans will pass, as inter provincial traffic and import face bans despite Dominion war time laws.

Ottawa United States Quebec

Chinese Birds Wise Old Owls

Hood River Oregon reports Chinese pheasants showing practical intelligence during a cold spell. Facing scarce food they migrate to orchards and thaw frozen apples by body heat, then feed in farmyards beside domestic poultry, described by A W Peters as exercising common sense.

Hood River Ore A. W. Peters West Orchardist

New York Restaurateurs Lead Price Policy Amid National Emergency

American business leaders are urged to emulate New York restaurant owners who chose not to raise prices. Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer telegram to Arthur Williams cites a national emergency requiring operations at the lowest profit margins to help the public during tough times.

New York A. Mitchell Palmer Arthur Williams

Increase Paper Price Ahead for Sunday Papers

New York publishers vow 10 cent Sunday editions in country districts after house committee plea to cut newsprint use 10 percent below normal to ease paper shortage. Most papers have already raised rates, with only two exceptions.

New York New York City House Committee On Post Office and Post Roads

Saloon Keepers Fined In Prohibition Case

Sixty three St. Paul saloon keepers pleaded guilty in federal district court to violating the government prohibition law and paid a total of 6300 dollars in fines. Judge Booth warned the fines should not set a precedent for future violations.

ST. Paul, Minn St. Paul Federal District Court Booth

Danish government approves fund for transatlantic radio link

Danish authorities in Copenhagen announced a government appropriation to build a long distance radio station enabling direct communication with the United States. The decision marks a step toward enhanced transatlantic telecommunication.

Copenhagen United States

London at War Enjoys Endless Nightlife Spending Spree

Londoners indulge in unrivaled postwar indulgence as theaters, cinemas, clubs, and restaurants overflow with patrons. The piece highlights lavish meals, champagne, and costly entertainment, noting massive nightly expenditures across West End and beyond as the city treats itself despite war conditions.

International News Service London Gladys Rumpelmayers Ritz Gaiety Scott’s Hatchett’s Bill West End

Butte Electric Railway Company Financial Report November 1919

J R Wharton general manager swears to a November 1919 financial report for the Butte Electric Railway Company of Silver Bow County Montana. The document details revenue from transportation and miscellaneous sources, operating expenses including maintenance and depreciation, and a net loss of 8 718 35. It lists statistics such as miles of road 39.23, revenue cars 61, total passengers 1 069 575, and average revenue per passenger around 0.57. Notary Charles A Blackburn certifies the filing on December 22 1919.

Corareston Montana Trobe J. R. Wharton Butte Electric Railway Company Charles A. Blackburn Butte Mont

Margin for Champagne Gift Upheaval in Tax Time

In sharp, clipped prose the piece questions consumer values as households face income tax dues and mounting bills. It contrasts paying for inferior substitutes with full price for genuine gifts, all inside a domestic, art nouveau setting as readers are urged to accept the status quo.

Three Newberry election case defendants enter nolle contendere pleas

In Grand Rapids on December 22 three of 135 indicted men in the Newberry election law case were allowed to plead nolle contendere in U S district court. K B Matthews Ludington August Field Manistee Peter T Brady Cross Village stood mute at arraignment. not guilty pleas were later entered. Acceptance of nolle contendere may bar imprisonment but does not rule out fines.

Grand Rapids, Mich Truman H. Newberry United States District Court K. B. Matthews Ludington Mich August Field Manistee Peter T Brady Cross Village

Hugo Ranch Manager Captured In Mexico Released

Frederick Hugo, an American ranch manager, was released after a Muzquiz raid in Mexico under a $1500 ransom payment to be made within 12 days. The State Department said it has instructed the Mexico City embassy to press the Mexican government to seize the bandits.

Washington Frederick Hugo Muzquiz Mexico Department of State Mexico City

Seattle Pioneer Dead at 94 in Seattle

Mrs Elizabeth Nelson aged 94 who has lived in Seattle for 50 years died yesterday in Seattle Washington on December 22 in an obituary noting long residency and local ties

Seattle Wash Elizabeth Nelson

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