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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
26
Local jeweler advertises exclusive Montana facilities with lower prices on diamonds from $4 to $100 plus mounted and unmounted stones in gold or platinum settings. It markets baby rings with diamond chips and a broad range of solitaire diamonds in new settings, with various payment options.
Stock markets drift lower with light trading ahead of the Christmas holidays. Copper and steel shares weaken while London and New York see subdued activity and expectations for next year.
The piece says stock offerings are light and prices bid up by holders who expect better conditions soon. It forecasts a notable market movement after the new year and urges buying certain stocks now while cautioning against large short term gains. It notes exchange closures for Christmas and extends season wishes.
Spokane train dispatchers numbering 86 plan petitions to railways to raise monthly wages from 125 146 to 175 by June 1 1932. The move aligns with a nationwide drive and may go to the Train Dispatchers association convention in Baltimore if no settlement is reached.
Dover New Jersey December 23 a tragedy as Mrs William Lomboy while shopping for Christmas left her two children aged two and six locked in a lower floor room. A neighbor forced entry but both children died with one succumbing after being pulled from bed and the other dying in bed.
Rabbi Montague Cohen argues Christmas is now more social than religious a time for good will and deeds of kindness. He urges Jews and Christians to abandon social reserve and strengthen brotherhood through mutual respect and shared fellowship to remove centuries of prejudice and move toward a more harmonious future.
The piece argues naturalists think animals have a time sense. It cites the oriole’s May arrival around May 10 in Massachusetts, woodchucks preparing for hibernation, and a tame mouse that arrives before 4 PM daily, suggesting some creatures may measure time even if exact mechanisms remain unclear.
The funeral of Daniel McNeill, who died in Seattle, was held at the Presbyterian church in Boulder with large attendance. Rev. A. C. Macnamara conducted services. Pallbearers named before death were M. H. Parker, W. B. Tindall, R. A. Hammer, L. Q. Skelton, Jesse Patterson, and B. E. Barteau. Deputy Thomas E. Ingling will move to Boulder. Sadie Maguire travels to Lewistown for two weeks. A marriage license was issued to Miss Marie Sanders and John C. Longfellow of Basin. Harold Wolpert returns from Bozeman for vacation with family.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Dubuque along the Mississippi with a harbor 1300 by 500 feet, frozen over this winter. Alderman John O'Rourke proposes using the entire harbor as a public skating rink once conditions allow after failed private rinks due to high admission prices.
The proposal calls for flooding a section of the water system to create a smooth surface for skating. Shelters along the shores would allow skaters to rest, warm up, and have wraps checked. Policemen and women’s club representatives would patrol as chaperones.
Vancouver correspondence Portland Oregonian reports a fir tree on the Lewis river high bank leased for 15 years to Aetna Telephone company. Mary Bratton owns and leases the tree on the north fork of the Lewis river 17 5 feet above Woodland ferry landing and 400 feet below the Robert Barr place.
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