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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
5
Large and well graded stock of loose and mounted diamonds offered by a Montana jeweler. Specials include baby rings in solid gold with a diamond chip from low prices, solitaire diamonds mounted in up to date settings, diamond cuff links from $4, brooches up to $500, and lavallieres from $20. Also unmounted diamonds available for custom mounting in gold or platinum.
Stock markets drift lower with light trading on most exchanges as Christmas holidays approach. Copper and steel sectors show weakness while New York and London prices soften. some firms forecast tighter money and slow activity into January. Local brokers still flag potential gains after year end, urging cautious buying before year’s end.
Spokane dispatchers numbering 86 plan to petition all operating railways for a raise to 175 dollars per month James. They note current wages from 95 to 110 dollars and tie the demand to a nationwide movement. If not granted before June they will push the proposal at the Train Dispatchers association convention in Baltimore.
Dover New Jersey December report: Mrs William Somboy left Christmas shopping as flames trapped her two children in a lower floor room. A neighbor forced entry but the children were dead, one dying minutes after the fire and the other already deceased in bed.
The article argues the season should unite Jews and Christians beyond religious lines. It notes Christmas as a social festival of goodwill and philanthropy, urging bonds of brotherhood, mutual respect, and shared charity. It warns prejudice and reserve hinder harmony and calls for open friendship and interfaith cooperation.
From the New York Press note on animal time perception. It cites the oriole arriving in Massachusetts around May 6 and woodchucks waking with regularity, arguing some creatures show clocklike behavior. a tame mouse habitually visits paste at a fixed moment, suggesting animals may sense time regardless of weather, though the naturalist cautions against overclaiming universal timing.
A funeral for Daniel McNeill who died in Seattle Tuesday evening took place at the Presbyterian church this afternoon. Rev. A. c. Muenamarm presided with several local officials in attendance. The ceremony included music, and neighbors from the county joined the service. The paper notes moving of a pastor and upcoming local visits, along with community plans about the water system and shore protections.
In the report from Douls Globo-Dantacrat, Dubuque on the Misals alpp river seeks harbor expansion. Alderman John O'Rourke aims to write up a plan to widen the 1,800 foot long harbor and improve access, after private rink attempts faltered due to high admission prices.
A fir tree near the Darla river bank triggered a brief alert lasting about an hour. The incident involved the Astan Telephant company’s liaison Mrs. Maury Wratton and centered on the Gori fork of the Tewls Tver. The tree stood 5 feet above land and 400 feet from the Robert Batr property.
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