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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
7
The funeral of Mrs Kate Cariston will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Daniels and Bilboa funeral chapel with Rev Str Hudson officiating. After the service the remains will be sent to Pray Montana for interment.
An odd OCR fragment notes Daniels and Bilboa in east Pare Street with a reference to Auto Equipment and a phone number 4317W. The stray line also repeats Phone 350, suggesting a small auto shop listing or classified blurb in a historical paper.
The funeral will be held at the new chapel at 8 grelock Saturday morning before proceeding to St Ann's Church for mass at 5 26. Interment will follow in the Catholic cemetery.
Daly-Shea Company at 71 E. Park St. lists funeral directors and embalmers with phone contact, serving the community.
The funeral for Walter J. McClement will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the family home at Argyle and Lafayette streets with W. Du Hoss officiating. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes received during the illness and death of Mr McClement.
Fire destroyed the cannery at Marysville California of the California Fruit Canners Association with losses estimated at 350000. Evidence points to incendiarism per the sheriff. In Los Angeles a municipal fair price committee will be appointed within days. Utah Educational Association at Salt Lake City urged adoption of the peace treaty for America, with reservations no reservations. San Francisco reports questioning the verdict in the Woodcock murder case and possible jury investigation. Export breadstuffs and meat and dairy products showed large movements in November 1919, with totals compared to 1918. Franklin D Olier sent Christmas greetings to disabled war veterans via telegram. In Mayence bribery and corruption trials were held for French officers and civilians and the council paused mandating its terms. Ludwig Martens sent $500 to aid radical families deported on the Busford.
Washington December 25 The Sweet bill increasing compensation for disabled former service men and enlarging benefi ciaries under the war risk insurance act was signed today by the president.
Will Hays, Republican National Committee chairman, plans a January swing through Pacific Coast states with a Spokane stop, per a Washington telegram to the Chronicle. Delegates from Argentina and Uruguay head to Washington for the Pan-American financial congress in January. Mirza Abdul-Aziz Khan, Persian minister to the U.S., leaves for Europe on leave, with legation affairs in charge of the secretary. Disturbances in Cairo ease after recent violence. Montana pardons board acts on commutation for Michael Huber. Anaconda bank stockholders to meet January 13 for director elections. Creditors notice issued for the estate of John Deceased. various Montana probate notices published.
Ambitious men and women urged to apply to Denver Rock Drill Co in Butte Montana for job openings and training. Ads promise high salaries, fast promotion, and no experience required with short training. Includes references to machinery such as Packard Twin Six Cadillac and DeBeque radiology claims, plus various housing and rental notices from Butte and Anaconda.
A fragmented classified page from Butte real estate and business listings features offers from David F Roach Co and others. It advertises multiple properties including bungalows, a modern 4-room home, land near a railroad, and farm lands, with terms and contact notes. Also listed are rentals, stores, sewing machines for rent, a miniature grand piano, and various gifts and mining notices.
Real estate and furniture notices advertise sale of furniture and early janitor service at Mueller apartments Butte. Listings promise low interest loans and realty options from LOAN & REALTY CO with bids around four percent. Multiple descriptions mention rooms kitchenettes and saloon-like items with dates and contact points in Butte Montana.
Rates shown for Daily and Sunday subscriptions with options for six months at four dollars if prepaid, twelve months at nine dollars. The Standard is sold in multiple cities including New York, St Paul, Detroit, Rochester, Denver, Salt Lake, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane, and regional representatives listed.
Classified notices from K Employment Agency and Standard Anaconda list openings for general housework kitchen help and a cook. Advertisements seek competent girls and women to care for children, perform cleaning and other domestic duties in Butte Anaconda and nearby areas with contact details for applications.
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