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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
17
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as the solution for hair growth, claiming it cleanses the scalp, kills the germ at the root, and promotes natural growth. It appeals to both men and women, notes sample offer for 10 cents, and a one dollar bottle guarantee, with Detroit as the company base.
Deer Lodge legislators and Anaconda business leaders toured the Montana State Hospital at Warm Springs, praising its size, cleanliness, and modern systems. The group, led by state officials, visited every building, noting a daily bread need of 700 pounds and extensive farm and power facilities.
The institution maintains a dairy herd of about 100 Holstein cattle, a swinery for 50 to 600 hogs, and a large beef cattle herd on its pastures. Hogs and beef are butchered on site as needed. Last year the grounds saw major improvements including new lawns, cement sidewalks, and graded streets to enhance appearance.
Montana fans prepare for a championship basketball showdown against Portage Wisconsin Eastern Stars at the roller rink. Captain Rudy Barich says the team never lost form. Creighton Largey will time the game at oclock with Clyde Capps as umpire and Frank A Sheppard as Wisconsin referee.
Hammersiough ad notes. Modern Woodmen and Woodmen of World hold meetings tonight. Local commerce includes Vermillion suits, Miller’s High Life beer, and Mint and Verberckmoes’ holiday offers. Training nurse Mrs Deitz in Davidson block. travel updates include T C Murphy Walkerville and W N C Hardy Butte visits. Basketball game Anaconda champions vs Company F at roller rink. state champion team vs Eastern stars tonight.
At a largely attended meeting of the Olympia club last evening the officers were elected for the ensuing term.
A regular meeting will include installation ceremonies followed by a social session. The new officers are Mike Casey president, John Gilmore vice president, Barney Lee financial secretary, Ray Reardon secretary, trustees Joe Marcelle Thomas Walsh and John Barkovich Jr, and Victor Swanson sergeant at arms.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Elk Point to Anaconda mixed carload corn rates at 75 cents unreasonable and set a future rate of 5 cents. The McCaull Dinemore Co. filed the complaint against Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound and Butte Anaconda & Poindexter roads. A $19 reparation was awarded.
Washington dec 28 impetu s movement for a permanent tariff commission gains pace as longworth drafts a five member panel at 7500 dollars each with office in washington. the bill gives power to collect data and report on special request, protects sources, and re enacts wage clauses while seeking to limit party affiliation. some oppose switching duties to a regular department, preferring current agencies to handle it.
Two well known mechanics of Anaconda are patients at St. Ann's hospital. Joseph Kluski, a long time blacksmith at the foundry, underwent a difficult operation for longstanding internal ailments. Dr. J. F. Spelman led the procedure. Holucki rested late last night in hopeful condition. Patrick McCarvil, worker at the Butte Anaconda and Pacific shops, badly mangled his hand after it was caught in revolving cog wheels. A consultation will decide if the hand can be saved.
Robert Lennington camp No. 6 Spanish American War Veterans held its annual election last night naming Harold N. Blake as commander. Other officers chosen include Fred Fisher as senior vice warden and Hugh L. Ripley as junior vice warden, with a full slate of appointed postholders announced.
A small wedding was held at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. H A Garnahan officiating. Allen John Morrison and Miss Martha Mitchell were married, attended by close friends from Anaconda and Butte. The bride, raised locally, trained as a nurse in Murray hospital, while the groom is a noted mining man from British Columbia. They departed for Greenwood that evening.
The Ruth Craven stock company, after a successful Family theater run, presents tonight and through the week a dramatization of Bertha M. Clay's Dora Thorne. The company boasts a strong performance as Dora Thorne, exploring a wide range of emotions and aims for a full house.
City treasurer’s office reports Manager Clinton of Anaconda Copper Mining presented over 400 dollars in warrants held by the Highland water department. He canceled the year old interest on the warrants, enriching the city treasury by a substantial sum.
John McLaughlin died in Tooele Utah and Ward received word. He had lived in Anaconda for many years before leaving in July 1999. He is survived by two aunts an uncle several cousins and many friends in this city.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula December 24 At a meeting of the newly selected executive committee of the Missoula Chamber of Commerce tonight officers were elected for another year C L F Kellogg was named president F M Lockman first vice president F S Lusk second vice president F C Stoddard treasurer re elected A J Breitenstein secretary re elected The legislative committee passed resolutions asking a legislature fund to advertise the state and to confer with legislators to secure a larger appropriation for the state board of horticulture.
William Bremer, founder of Bremerton and figure behind the Puget Sound Navy Yard, died in Seattle last night. Born in Seesen, Germany, he arrived in Washington state two years ago and accumulated extensive land holdings including the navy yard site, which he sold to the government. He leaves a large fortune.
The coronation tradition blends ancient anointing with Westminster ceremony. The rite survived Reformers pruning and remains a key Anglican religious service. Old customs, like the herb strewer and champion’s challenge, have varied since George IV. The Westminster dean handles regalia, and £190 once paid for anointing oil. The king’s chair, Edward the Confessor’s, sits on crimson velvet with the stone of destiny beneath it.
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